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M4-P Summaron 35mm f/3.5 LTM Tri-X in Pyrocat

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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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This is spectacular. The best child portrait that I can remember seeing. I have yet to explore the dark art of printing. Is this entirely a result of the negative, or did some of this magic result from your skill at printing?

Thank you so much for your kind words. Most of the magic was already on the negative, I just tried to emphasise it. 

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The negative looks more like this. All I did was (1) print brighter , (2) dodge the black part on the top right, bottom left and middle top and (3) use burning to bring back details on the main character. 

Thanks a lot for your kind words. I really encourage you to give printing a try, it has been and still is eye opening for me. 

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Kodak Vision3 200T Silbersalz35 - M6J - 5cm Fujinon 1.2

Those movie based emulsions are - for me - the successors of the Kodachrome - especially when developed not in C-41 but in their own chemicals - and I suppose that Silbersalz is doing such (I understand that the colour reproduction suffers with C-41). What is your impression of this film?

 

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M4-P Summaron 35mm f/3.5 LTM Tri-X in Pyrocat

I had to look twice to check if this picture is color or not... It well conveys the mood.

 

5 hours ago, Aryel said:

Thank you so much for your kind words. Most of the magic was already on the negative, I just tried to emphasise it. 

The negative looks more like this. All I did was (1) print brighter , (2) dodge the black part on the top right, bottom left and middle top and (3) use burning to bring back details on the main character. 

Thanks a lot for your kind words. I really encourage you to give printing a try, it has been and still is eye opening for me. 

I generally agree with your printing encouragement (will have to go back there myself sometime...) but this unmanipulated picture speaks even more to me. 

 

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Leopard in a tree after sunset  -Okavango Delta, Botswana 1997

Contax AX & Zeiss 300mm f2.8 APO-Tessar (Fuji Velvia 50 copied w/slide duplicator mounted on SL2-S & converted in PS)

(please click on image)

 

It may be unsharp, but still looks spectacular.

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Contax IIa, Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 5cm 1:2 collapsible, Kentmere 100, PMK 1:2:100 7'30" 24°C.

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A closed shop in France last Summer. 

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IIIa, MS Optical 1.1/50 Sonnetar, TriX 1600

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IIIa, MS Optical 1.1/50 Sonnetar, TriX 1600

There’s a LTM version of the 50 Sonnetar? 
I owned the M mount version for a while, it has a lovely rendering, but a little fiddly to use. I miss it…

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There’s a LTM version of the 50 Sonnetar? 
I owned the M mount version for a while, it has a lovely rendering, but a little fiddly to use. I miss it…

He did make a few. I have had it for three or so years, but have neglected using it. As you say, it is a bit fiddly. On the up-side, it is surprisingly small and light; I would not give up the size and weight for less fiddly manipulation.

Every once-in-a-while, I look up MS Optical on world's largest garage sale. I have not seen a 1.1 Sonnetar in quite a while; but I do see a 1.5 version of Sonnetar frequently, although never in LTM. I think I am going to keep it.

the shot was at 1.1.

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Those movie based emulsions are - for me - the successors of the Kodachrome - especially when developed not in C-41 but in their own chemicals - and I suppose that Silbersalz is doing such (I understand that the colour reproduction suffers with C-41). What is your impression of this film?

 

Hello Christoph,

I find this Tungsten film very versatile, very nice latitude and not too grainy in bright daylight. Smooth colors with ECN2 . Next I'll try 50D and 250D , grain should be different.

200T Vision3 (exposed at 100 iso): 

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Streets of Prague 3 ~ "Thats him!"

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Leica M6 ~ 90mm Summicron ~ Ilford HP5

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III/35mm/Portra 160

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Streets of Prague 3 ~ "Thats him!"

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Leica M6 ~ 90mm Summicron ~ Ilford HP5

Wonderful capture! Have you thought about cropping? 

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Am 11.1.2022 um 09:07 schrieb Xícara de Café:

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Contax IIa, Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 5cm 1:2 collapsible, Kentmere 100, PMK 1:2:100 7'30" 24°C.

Xícara, I like this picture. Creatures of past washed up... 

Am 11.1.2022 um 10:59 schrieb dimm:

Blue, 2021

 

 

Pinhole. Holga 120WPC f/135 | LomoChrome Metropolis 100-400, CS-41

waking from a dream... very inspiring, Dmitry

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New/used HB Makro-Planar. It may be haunted by the spirit of Ernest.

HP5

Very poetic, Wayne ! A nice collage of structures. Rhythm is the word. 

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∙  Agfa Scala Black & White Reversal Film  ∙
∙  Residential courtyard "Friedrich-Ebert" designed by Karl Beer 1927-29,
located next to Stuttgart Weissenhof Estate but not part of it.  ∙

Oh,  Mnutzer, you put the Weissenhof-Siedlung on my shortlist... so near and I've never been there.  

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Silbersalz35 200T Kodak Vision3 - M6J - 5cm Fujinon 1.2 Contax

Beautifully nostalgic, Jean-Marc. 

 

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Kodak Vision3 200T Silbersalz35 - M6J - 5cm Fujinon 1.2

The eye makes this photo different.    Well seen, Jean-Marc. 

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M4-P 50 Lux ASPH (current) Tri-X in Pyrocat HD

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That Pyrocat developer is really working well for you, Ken. Lovely picture.

Has that house pictured been in a movie about the Kennedys? It looks vaguely familiar.

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