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Bonjour Henri,   I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a cam

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In b&w Kodak TMAX100 , we have this picture

taken at the same place and same moment but with Leica MP + Summilux 50 Asph

 

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Henry 2 great photographs. I am torn between this and the colour one. I like both equally for depth of tone and range of colours.

 

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Henry 2 great photographs. I am torn between this and the colour one. I like both equally for depth of tone and range of colours.

 

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Christopher

 

 

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Thank you Christ .

Diificult to choose for me too . B&W has no color :D

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Hi, I subscrived at their newsletters and they announce it's ready now

http://www.ars-imago.com/lab-box/

Look at the picture of the team and impressive film rolls in background

That's Italian product

I'll purchase one and use it with my 2 Patterson tanks :)

Your opinion ?

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Still shooting with my Oly Trip35.

 

This is HP5 souped in D76 straight.

I used a cable release and measured the distance to the camera with a laser tape measure (and tried not to lean up or back while I shot the photo!)

It's not deadly sharp but you get what you get.

The second image is me with my buddy Pancho the wonder Pug. He didn't want to pose.

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Still shooting with my Oly Trip35.

 

This is HP5 souped in D76 straight.

 

I used a cable release and measured the distance to the camera with a laser tape measure (and tried not to lean up or back while I shot the photo!)

 

It's not deadly sharp but you get what you get.

 

The second image is me with my buddy Pancho the wonder Pug. He didn't want to pose.

 

32063013524_55654e658f_c.jpg

 

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SUPERB portrait and b&w picture RP

It's perfectly reproduced by film with "soft" lines and grains

We can see the pores of skin

question D76 pure or diluted ? how many minutes ?

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SUPERB portrait and b&w picture RP

It's perfectly reproduced by film with "soft" lines and grains

We can see the pores of skin

question D76 pure or diluted ? how many minutes ?

Thanks

Rg Henry

 

Thanks Doc!

 

It was straight D76 and I dev'd it for 9m-24s which is 25% more time than the baseline time. I usually need more contrast in my negs; I end up using a grade 4 to 5 filter a lot so I am trying to add developing time. I also agitated every 30s instead of every 1min.

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Interesting and thought provoking still life, Wayne!

 

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Thanks for the comment. My initial thought on seeing it was that maybe the owner of the bike had a problem with remembering to close the door behind him when going outside to enjoy the freedom of the road. Assuming he can read, of course.

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Some more color for Adam who likes it :)

 

 

Non Nuoc Pagoda

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This pagoda is built on a marble hill

 

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Buddha is in marble :)

 

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Henry 2 great photographs. I am torn between this and the colour one. I like both equally for depth of tone and range of colours.

 

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Christopher

 

 

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Me too, both are nice, colour usually my choice for sunrise/sets, but.................

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Still shooting with my Oly Trip35.

 

This is HP5 souped in D76 straight.

I used a cable release and measured the distance to the camera with a laser tape measure (and tried not to lean up or back while I shot the photo!)

It's not deadly sharp but you get what you get.

The second image is me with my buddy Pancho the wonder Pug. He didn't want to pose.32063013524_55654e658f_c.jpg

 

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I like them. A bit on the hard and grainy side for my taste, but that adds to the character.

The highlights seem on the border of being blown, I suppose in the Print that's different?

Sharpness doesn't seem an issue on my mini ipad.

Nice to see what that little Olympus can do, and especially that it is still used.

 

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I like them. A bit on the hard and grainy side for my taste, but that adds to the character.

The highlights seem on the border of being blown, I suppose in the Print that's different?

Sharpness doesn't seem an issue on my mini ipad.

Nice to see what that little Olympus can do, and especially that it is still used.

 

Rgds

 

Christoph

 

Yeah...it did come out grainy but I'll find out when I print. The highlights do seem that way but I think that the print will be better than the scan. It's hard to make any sort of conclusion from a scan.

 

If I didn't have to get up and sit down between takes to wind the dang thing I could have leaned up and back to bracket my focus!

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On a Rhein cruise late summer 1984.  No. 1 son (now 44!).  Pentax ME Super, Vivitar Series 1 70-200mm zoom (both of which I still have), transparency.

 

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On a Rhein cruise late summer 1984.  No. 1 son (now 44!).  Pentax ME Super, Vivitar Series 1 70-200mm zoom (both of which I still have), transparency.

 

Stuning Keith . Superb shot

What beautiful color of skin . No "magentanization" of skin

Which film ?

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... after pagoda , now some cathedral and abbey

 

 

Cathedral Reims

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Leica R4S-Kodak TX400-50 Summicron

 

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Saint Michel Abbey

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Leicaflex SL-135 Elmar-Fuji Acros 100

 

 

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Stuning Keith . Superb shot

What beautiful color of skin . No "magentanization" of skin

Which film ?

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Henry

Thanks, Henry. Not sure what the transparency is - they are all in plastic mounts with no identification (and no, after nearly 33 years I can't remember!)

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Reserved; M6 Tmax 400, 35mm cron

 

 

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