Sparrow
Veteran
OK lads, sorry I had to bunk-off I did get half a roll in the cafe, following, on the good side mum's out of hospital and improving thankfully
Sparrow
Veteran
And the usual suspects
I buggered up the best one with shake, sadly
I buggered up the best one with shake, sadly
Peter_Jones
Well-known
I look mightily impressed with that viewfinder 
Sparrow
Veteran
I look mightily impressed with that viewfinder
Yes, I thought it had that touch of monocular majesty ... although they do say one shouldn't trust a man with a monocle
Bobfrance
Over Exposed
Unusual to see you shooting colour Stewart. Glad to hear your mum's on the mend.
Bobfrance
Over Exposed
Next event announced chaps.
Brace yourselves!
New thread here...
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1379541#post1379541
Brace yourselves!
New thread here...
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1379541#post1379541
vincentbenoit
télémétrique argentique
Finally got round to developing that film... Here's a quick scan:
Vincent
Vincent
Michael Markey
Veteran
Vincent
After seeing those lovely prints you brought along to the meet it encouraged me to have some of mine printed .
Only after expert scanning tuition by Bob.
After seeing those lovely prints you brought along to the meet it encouraged me to have some of mine printed .
Only after expert scanning tuition by Bob.
vincentbenoit
télémétrique argentique
That's great, Michael - pictures are meant to be printed.
Bobfrance
Over Exposed
Looking good Vincent. Keep 'em coming!
vincentbenoit
télémétrique argentique
Another frame taken just before the pub break:
Sorry for the crappy tonality... This is HP5+ at box speed in Xtol. I can't get the hang of this film - the negs always come out murky and flat. I've tried DDX, D76 and Rodinal in addition to Xtol, to no avail. This was my last roll of HP5+, from now on I'll stick to good old TriX...
Vincent
Sorry for the crappy tonality... This is HP5+ at box speed in Xtol. I can't get the hang of this film - the negs always come out murky and flat. I've tried DDX, D76 and Rodinal in addition to Xtol, to no avail. This was my last roll of HP5+, from now on I'll stick to good old TriX...
Vincent
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Michael Markey
Veteran
Vincent
I shot HP5 when I started back into photography a few years back.
It was the last type of BW film that I used in the `70s.
It certainly has a different look.
I switched to XP2 but have just bought some HP5 again.
I`m having fun with the prints but taking the easy way out...getting them printed by Ilford
Even bought some of those smart Silverprint boxes.
Michael
I shot HP5 when I started back into photography a few years back.
It was the last type of BW film that I used in the `70s.
It certainly has a different look.
I switched to XP2 but have just bought some HP5 again.
I`m having fun with the prints but taking the easy way out...getting them printed by Ilford
Even bought some of those smart Silverprint boxes.
Michael
Bobfrance
Over Exposed
A nice little vignette Vincent. Got any more.
Is the murkyness due to the density of the emulsion? I had trouble with that when scanning in the past.
Is the murkyness due to the density of the emulsion? I had trouble with that when scanning in the past.
Michael Markey
Veteran
I take the easy route with the dev too and get Ilford to do that.
It`s not cheap though at £6.99.
It`s not cheap though at £6.99.
