Post your photos made on Ilford HP5+

[John Bragg]

Hi folks, post your photos made on HP5+ with some details about your recipe and methods. I will start the ball rolling with this photo , taken with a Nikon F100 and 28mm f2.8 Ais Nikkor, rated at Ei 200 and developed in HC-110 dilution H for 12 mins @ 20c.
It will be good to compare and share results with this versatile film stock

Signpost in Port Isaac, Cornwall. by John Bragg, on Flickr

 

[John Bragg]

Nikon F100 and 50mm f1.8 Af D, exposed at Ei 200 and developed in HC-110 dilution H for 12 mins @ 20c


Best friends. by John Bragg, on Flickr

 

[rhl-oregon]

I like my one-man lab's results with D76 standard development, especially with medium format. The following are from a new camera (GF670) and my oldest camera (Ikonta 520/16).

 

[craygc]

All shot at EI 640 in DD-X. First 3 are Pentax 645N + FA 75 f/2, Second 3 are Pentax 645N + P67 SMC 55mm f/4
Last one is a Leica M2 + 35 Lux Asph.

 

[lynnb]

35mm HP5+ IS0400 in D76 1+1 13m 20C 6 gentle inversions then 2 every minute

120 HP5+ IS0400 in D76 1+1 6 gentle inversions then 2 every minute

 

[lynnb]

35mm HP5+ ISO400 in XTOL 1:1 12m 20C 6 gentle inversions then 2 every minute

 

[Pete B]

I think the OP is particularly interested in EI, time and temp as well as developer dilution.
Pete

 

[John Bragg]

I think the OP is particularly interested in EI, time and temp as well as developer dilution.
Pete

Hi Pete, I included that with my posts but not essential. Just nice to see some great work, and also find out and learn how others work.

Regards, John.

 

[taemo]

I've been developing HP5+ with HC-110 Dilution B on a roller for over a year now.
rated at 400 is 5min, 7:30min for +1 and 11min for +2

35mm HP5+ @ 400

HP5-HRF (18) by Earl Dieta, on Flickr

 

[Ko.Fe.]

HP5 looks best rated at 800 and developed in HC:B or 1600 and developed in Rodinal.

These two combos are extraordinary.

Sounds very promising to me. I hope it comes with grain and contrast.
I have both developers. And HP5 seems to be only one 400 in bulks I have money and interest as 400 film.

Just not sure if 1600 is any good for real low light...
Ilford HP5+. 1/30, f3.5. Kodak HC-110 B.

 

[John Bragg]

Nikon f100 and 35-70 f2.8 AF Zoom Nikkor D, rated @ Ei200 and developed in HC-110 Dilution H for 12 mins @ 20c.

Witch. by John Bragg, on Flickr

 

[semrich]

I started shooting film in 2007 with HP5, because there is a dealer in Istanbul, quickly because of cost, i began developing my own film and scanning it. While I've shot some Delta 100, Pan 50, Delta 400, Delta 3200, and a handful of Kodak B&W, I predominantly shoot HP5, E! 400, developed with DD-X 1+4, 9 min. @ 20c, Ilford Rapidfix 1+4 5 min. I seldom shoot digital, and prefer to use Ilford products because of availability and Ilford's commitment to film.

Here are a few, HP5, E! 400, developed with DD-X 1+4, 9 min. @ 20c

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

I'm a huge fan of HP-5 in PMK. These were all shot with a Mamiya 6.

 

[JSturr]

Dimly lit stage

Dimly lit stage

Nikon F100 - with an 85mm f1.4. Probably shot at 1.4 as I remember I was thinking I was really pushing the envelope trying to get any decent reading at all. And not thinking anything would show up -- a bit of motion blur on her face. Developed with D76.

JSturr

 

[Tom A]

[/url]B159 Oscar Mayer by T&T and Mr B Abrahamsson, on Flickr[/IMG]

Leica M2. Summicron 35f2. Ilford HP5+ in Stoeckler developer A5/B4 min.
Oscar Meyer Wienermobile - the tune stays in your head for days!

 

[Bruno Gracia]

Sin título by Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


Sin título by Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


Steve McCurry by Bruno Gracia, en Flickr

 

[taemo]

Bruno, that's awesome that you've meet Steve McCurry in person
pic #2 and #3 are great!

 

[giganova]

Nikon AIS 20mm/f2.8 (1st picture) and 85mm/f2, HP5 @ 400 ISO, developed in DD-X for 9 min at 20C. All photos taken at the National Gallery in DC:

 

[Bruno Gracia]

thanks taemo!

 

[Melancholy]

35mm in aculux

MF in Xtol