Post your photos taken with the Hexar AF

[silent1]

Hexanon lens is so contrasty I think I need to adjust my development times a bit. No need for a yellow filter with this camera.

I'm having the same impression!
When I make prints of my Hexar AF negatives I often find myself using 1 or 1.5 grade filters on a MG paper. And it's still very contrasty!
With my other cameras/lenses I'm more on the 2.5 - 3.5 range.

 

[silent1]

On HP5+

 

[Daan]

 

[ferider]

Bump.

Roland.

 

[Tychom]

In order: Neopan 1600, Neopan SS, Pro 800Z, Velvia 50

 

[silent1]

On HP5+ developed on HC110 dil.B for 5m

Boys are those negative contrasty!
First time in my life I move the contrast slider in LR on the negative side.
Can anyone suggest how to change process/development time/dilution in order to reduce contrast?

 

[filmfan]

Vancouver, BC.
Tri-X in Rodinal

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[Richard G]

I wouldn't be changing anything you are doing Silent1. Love these new ones. And that's a very beautiful shot filmfan.

 

[filmfan]

More from recent gallery uploads:

 

[ReeRay]

Just got my Hexar AF and still learning, but what a joy to use.

XP2 at 200 ISO and Velvia 100 ISO

Minolta Multi Pro scanner

 

[filmfan]

Plus-X @50 in Rodinal

 

[Dr Gaspar]

 

[filmfan]

More... sorry if you've seen these already

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[dogbunny]

 

[dogbunny]

 

[filmfan]

BUMP

1. Tri-X @1600

2. Tri-X @1600

3. Tri-X @1600

 

[Taipei-metro]

Taitung, Taiwan
台東土阪
Hexar Silver, Hexar 35/2, Centuria 200

F1100031 Taitung, Taiwan 台東土阪 by mitwnn, on Flickr

 

[a10101100]

still learning how to use the Hexar AF - here's another one.

Man at work, Singapore

 

[LukeT]

Recently picked up a Hexar... really loving this camera.
I recently started shooting film, enjoying it so much more than digital.

Here are 3 shots from my first roll of film (Ilford XP2 400).

 

[Taipei-metro]

Taitung, Taiwan 台東縣

F1050012-2 Taitung, Taiwan 台東土阪 by mitwnn, on Flickr
Hexar Silver, 35/2, Centuria 200