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[Shab]

m6
zeiss c-sonnar 50 1.5
fp4+

Like it a lot! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Shab]

"Bye Daddy!" Donibane Lohizune [2017] - Leica M5 + VM 35mm 1.7 Ultron + Ilford DELTA3200 + Orange filter

 

[karlin]

Thank you, Mark. Just my usual HC-110h for 11 min. with light agitation. Pretty standard stuff.

John

John you are doing very well with the little biogon-c. for me it was too harsh and I returned to a summicron v4 and my trusty summilux.

 

[karlin]

Like it a lot! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Xabier I appreciate very much your work so its nice getting warm words from you.

Ophir

 

[Shab]

Thanks Xabier I appreciate very much your work so its nice getting warm words from you.

Ophir

Thank you very much Ophir! I really appreciate your words...

 

[karlin]

"Bye Daddy!" Donibane Lohizune [2017] - Leica M5 + VM 35mm 1.7 Ultron + Ilford DELTA3200 + Orange filter

I'm attracted to images where we dont see the vision of the figures. great image.

Ophir

 

[JohnWolf]

Hi John, how many ml of HC110 do you put per 300ml? I use 6ml for 9 mins.

Hi Pan. I figure using a little more chemistry gives more tolerance for measuring error with this sticky stuff. So I use 7ml and 420 water for 1:60. HC-110 is so cheap I don't mind.

I use dilution H for a similar reason. I tried B a few times but everything seems more critical at 1:31 and five minutes.

With my 11 min. I agitate four gentle rotations on the minute. How about you? I like low contrast and particularly value the whites.

Maybe I'll try your formula. Dilution P(an) ? Your processing always looks good.

I'm a fairly recent returnee to film and am enjoying finding my way.

John

 

[p.giannakis]

Hi Pan. I figure using a little more chemistry gives more tolerance for measuring error with this sticky stuff. So I use 7ml and 420 water for 1:60. HC-110 is so cheap I don't mind.
I use dilution H for a similar reason. I tried B a few times but everything seems more critical at 1:31 and five minutes.
With my 11 min. I agitate four gentle rotations on the minute. How about you? I like low contrast and particularly value the whites.
Maybe I'll try your formula. Dilution P(an) ? Your processing always looks good.
I'm a fairly recent returnee to film and am enjoying finding my way.

John

Thank you for the information John - I noticed I wrote it wrong above: it is 8mins not 9. Here is a copy-paste from my file

HP5+ rated at 400 in HC-110

Dilution 1:50. (6ml developer in 294ml of water)
Overall time: 8mins 00 sec,
Chemicals temperature: 20oc
30sec continuous initial agitation.
3 gentle invertions every minute

It gives a bit of a flat negative but there is a lot of leeway for adjustments on GIMP.

 

[the_jim]

m6
zeiss c-sonnar 50 1.5
fp4+

Beautiful image. Feels very tender.

 

[the_jim]

Last weekend we experienced a wonderful 'February Fake-out' (a collection of unseasonably warm weather days in the middle of winter). It was in the upper 60's on the Oregon coast...a feat that it can barely match in the middle of summer.

All images: Taken at Neskowin Beach/Neskowin Ghost Forest. Zeiss Ikon ZM, Voigtlander 21mm f/1.8 Ultron VM, Eastman-5222, Rodinal 1:50

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[sojournerphoto]

Last weekend we experienced a wonderful 'February Fake-out' (a collection of unseasonably warm weather days in the middle of winter). It was in the upper 60's on the Oregon coast...a feat that it can barely match in the middle of summer.

All images: Taken at Neskowin Beach/Neskowin Ghost Forest. Zeiss Ikon ZM, Voigtlander 21mm f/1.8 Ultron VM, Eastman-5222, Rodinal 1:50

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

just wanted to say these are lovely

 

[p.giannakis]

Last weekend we experienced a wonderful 'February Fake-out' (a collection of unseasonably warm weather days in the middle of winter). It was in the upper 60's on the Oregon coast...a feat that it can barely match in the middle of summer.

All images: Taken at Neskowin Beach/Neskowin Ghost Forest. Zeiss Ikon ZM, Voigtlander 21mm f/1.8 Ultron VM, Eastman-5222, Rodinal 1:50

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr
Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Brilliant pictures!

 

[p.giannakis]

Scanning again old negatives...

Ilford HP5+ in HC110
Nikon F90x

 

[Erik van Straten]

Very nice shot, Pan! Seems a night shot.

Erik.

 

[Erik van Straten]

Last weekend we experienced a wonderful 'February Fake-out' (a collection of unseasonably warm weather days in the middle of winter). It was in the upper 60's on the Oregon coast...a feat that it can barely match in the middle of summer.

All images: Taken at Neskowin Beach/Neskowin Ghost Forest. Zeiss Ikon ZM, Voigtlander 21mm f/1.8 Ultron VM, Eastman-5222, Rodinal 1:50

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Neskowin by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

Very nice pictures! Hard to believe that they are developed in Rodinal, but the wonders are not over yet.

Erik.

 

[p.giannakis]

Kodak Tri-X in Rodinal

 

[Erik van Straten]

I'm surprised, Pan. Very fine grain. If the developer has stayed the same - it probably will - then the film has improved a lot. Very nice picture!

 

[p.giannakis]

I'm surprised, Pan. Very fine grain. If the developer has stayed the same - it probably will - then the film has improved a lot. Very nice picture!

No, it is quite grainy - it just doesn't show much on screen. It was that main reason why i switched to HC110.

 

[cjm]

Pamo Valley, Ramona, CA

F2, Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5, Tri-x

 

[Derek Leath]

Frozen
by
Derek Leath,
on Flickr
Leica M4 / Nikkor LTH / Forma pan 100 / D76 1:1