Please share your 4x5" photos!

Chamonix 045N-2, Rodenstock Apo-Sironar N 210mm/f5.6, Ilford Hp5+, Rodinal stand, Hasselblad X1 scan:

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Chris
 
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Provia 100 Shot this back in early January but want to wait until I'd shot 20 sheets before sending off to the
lab for processing
 
Mcary said:
Provia 100 Shot this back in early January but want to wait until I'd shot 20 sheets before sending off to the lab for processing
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Looks like the fields of Kansas. Heading there in a couple of weeks for a hunting trip. Can't wait to be out there again!
 
I tried Donald Quall's homebrew monobath (HC-110 US concentrate 16ml, household ammonia 50ml, Ilford Rapid Fixer 10ml, water 180ml, warm to 24-26º and insert negatives, don't agitate and leave for at least six minutes. It is said you can turn on the light at two minutes - I didn't).

So, 256ml of solution made and placed in a small plastic Tupperware-type box (I thought my 10x8 trays would result in too shallow a depth of solution) Negatives developed separately, one after the other. My Paterson triple timer isn't very reliable, and when I had waited in the darkness for what was at least six minutes I used my phone as a flashlight and saw that it hadn't even started the timer when I pressed the button. So I washed it and it came out a bit contrasty but OK. Very fine grain for HP5+.

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Chris
 
First try with a paper negative. Use Ilford Multigrade RC paper and Ilford Multigrade developer. I rated it at ISO 3, but would have been better at 12 given how quickly it developed.

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Chris
 
^ Dayrell, these aren't pictures of the Royal Navy are they? LOL, it's kinda like our
Canadian navy, just that we got your really old ships (subs actually) ! Peter
 
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