W/NW: I like grain

[jbielikowski]

Delta 3200 in 1+25 Rodinal.

 

[photony texas]

My Dictionary says, Grain = a granular appearance of a photograph or negative, which is in proportion to the size of the emulsion particles composing it.

My Camera says,

I Say, I'm having fun, I like it...

 

[bad_stereo]

 

[gshybrid]

 

[bad_stereo]

A couple from me. I also like grain. Posted large so you can it!




PS: Those are kites in the sky, not dust on the negative.

Great beach shot

 

[ali_baba]

phantogram @ 1600

phantogram @ 1600

really happy with this frame.

phantogram
lincoln hall
chicago, il

i never have results like this with my m9, nor my m8's

i'm way into this shot, i have a bunch more great frames from the roll.

it's m7
noctilux
fuji 1600

thanks

jesse

 

[ItsReallyDarren]

Some grain, some blur

 

[cenpengenxer]

Let there be grain. And there was grain.

Let there be grain. And there was grain.

 

[robklurfield]

neopan 1600 @ 800

 

[Doug]

At the Red Horse Drive-In

 

[enochRoot]

it's jeebus!

 

[robklurfield]

 

[robklurfield]

 

[robklurfield]

 

[antiquark]

Panasonic's version of Tri-X

Panasonic's version of Tri-X

The Panasonic ZS5 has a built-in "film mode" that tries to emulate B&W film. Check out the grain in the 100% crop. I found it sort of funny to see this in a point-and-shoot.

 

[zgeeRF]

"reticulation"

"reticulation"

The Panasonic ZS5 has a built-in "film mode" that tries to emulate B&W film. Check out the grain in the 100% crop. I found it sort of funny to see this in a point-and-shoot.

that should have been the name of this mode...

 

[zgeeRF]

Here is some TriX grain:

 

[paulfish4570]

Kentmere 400 shot at 400, 1-4 Tmax, 6 minutes @ 68F.

 

[paulfish4570]

Kentmere 400 again, shot at 400, 1-4 Tmax, 6 minutes @ 68F.
I thought of Rob Klurfield when I saw these images and framed them for the shots while going on a bout of geocaching. (I hope you are not insulted, Rob.)

 

[ferider]

Keep them coming, guys: