I like film...(open thread)

[Mute-on]

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A Miller and Fotoklaus, you both have something consistently interesting in your photographs. My kind of image makers. Thanks for posting so far, and please keep them coming. 

 

J

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[MaDeVa]

Hmmmm, then maybe you can adjust the development of this particular film?

 

Still, nice images just the same.

Gary

 

I followed the instruction found on digital truth, Ordinal 1+25 for 6 minutes at 20 degrees.

I was told that it is normal that this film become almost white.

 

I could try a different development on the next roll, but I do not have any idea on what to change: suggestions?

thanks

Massimo

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[Doc Henry]

I followed the instruction found on digital truth, Ordinal 1+25 for 6 minutes at 20 degrees.

I was told that it is normal that this film become almost white.

 

I could try a different development on the next roll, but I do not have any idea on what to change: suggestions?

thanks

Massimo

 

Massimo looking at your negative it seems right for me . The "light part" comes from all the negative (36 exp) ?

or only on few exp. ?

 

Thanks Gary.

Regarding the scanner, I get wonderful results with Tri-X, FP4, HP5, Rollei RPX 100 and more, as well with a number of color film....

This RPX 25, when develop, has the light part (the black in the photo) almost white. Probably the contrast is too high for the sensor of the scanner.

 

 

Massimo

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[Doc Henry]

Now these 2 pictures are for Neil for his future trip

 

Sword Lake Hanoi (VN)

 

 

Fuji Provia -MP-50 Lux

 

Image3swordlakehnfujisenfeclfht+++950tc.jpg

 

...

 

You can see at right a red bridge in the picture I posted above

This is now the bridge ....

 

Street photos Hanoi VN

... and for Neil 

 

 

Fuji Provia,really nice color with this slide film , I know now why reporters used it

M7-50 Lux Asph

 

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H.

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[Doc Henry]

...  another picture 

 

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H.

[Doc Henry]

Kodak Portra (KP) and "sweetness-softness" of the color 

 

 

M7-Apo Telyt 135 Asph

Monopod

KP160

 

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H.

 

 

 

 

[MaDeVa]

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Massimo looking at your negative it seems right for me . The "light part" comes from all the negative (36 exp) ?

or only on few exp. ?

Hello Doc,

The entire film is like this one.

 

 

Massimo

[Doc Henry]

Some colour on this rainy day (here in Bavaria):

Rolleiflex 3,5F, Velvia 100F

 

CNV000021_kl.jpg

 

Rolleiflex 3,5F, Velvia 100F

 

CNV000020_kl.jpg

Amazing color Klaus , yes really amazing

Vivid and faithful as I Iike. Thanks

Best

Henry

[Doc Henry]

Hello Doc,

The entire film is like this one.

 

 

Massimo

 

Massimo you develop yourself or external lab ?

may be lack of fixative or not sufficiently immersed in the fixer, which may explain

the white veil all over the roll , try another roll to see and gives to another lab if you

don't dev yourself. I think the Rollei film is not involved and your M7 works fine   

Rg

H

... and I add perhaps too old fixer ?

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[Guest NEIL-D-WILLIAMS]

...  another picture 

 

Image5paglachnfeclfht+++950tc.jpg

 

Best

H.

Wary pleasing Henrry

[MaDeVa]

Massimo you develop yourself or external lab ?

may be lack of fixative or not sufficiently immersed in the fixer, which may explain

the white veil all over the roll , try another roll to see and gives to another lab if you

don't dev yourself. I think the Rollei film is not involved and your M7 works fine

Rg

H

... and I add perhaps too old fixer ?

Hello Doc,

I develop my self.

All the chemical were new.

Regards

Massimo

 

 

Massimo

[Doc Henry]

Sorry Massimo I don't read your last post.

Yes first for dev. you have these times

http://pirate-photo.fr/tablesdev/index.php?type=RPX

after how much time for fixer ? 10 mns ? what fixer you use ?

Ilford ?

R

 

PS: 6 mns for 1:25 dilution it's correct . It remains fixative ?

How you shake in the fixer ?
all the time or 10 seconds every minute

My case for all films,  gently turning (Paterson tank) 10 seconds

every minute  and I leave 10 minutes in the Ilford fixer (for film and paper)

turning (Paterson tank).

As I said you can try another roll to see

Edited June 11, 2016 by Doc Henry

[Doc Henry]

About my post to Massimo , when I see the pleasure that I have to develop myself
despite some problems but rare times.  I just saw on another thread, someone waiting

for four months to replace its sensor
I confess that I has stopped the digital and I'm happy because more worries in this area ...

Best

Henry

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[sblitz]

Night in Taiz, Yemen

 

Slide film 

 

in Taiz by JM__, on Flickr

 

in Taiz by JM__, on Flickr

 

in Taiz by JM__, on Flickr

 

Love the first shot ...... color and composition matters most and it shows through here .... thanks for posting

[DirkR440]

one more from the Maldives

(MP with Summilux 50 pre-asph and CineStill50)

 

Maldives on film by Dirk Raffel, auf Flickr

[Fotoklaus]

I followed the instruction found on digital truth, Ordinal 1+25 for 6 minutes at 20 degrees.

I was told that it is normal that this film become almost white.

 

I could try a different development on the next roll, but I do not have any idea on what to change: suggestions?

thanks

Massimo

The base material should be almost clear, so I also think, that your fixing process is not perfect.

Use an acidic rapid- fixer and mix it 1+4 with water. After fixation ( 5 Minutes, moving every minute for three times) rinse properly with water. That will also help to wash out the anti-halation layer. That is often a problem also with t_max films

( "My Tmax is purple, what shoukd i do....")

You could put this film in a fixing dilution again.

Edited June 11, 2016 by Fotoklaus

[MT0227]

..or just send your film to Klaus

 

The base material should be almost clear, so I also think, that your fixing process is not perfect.

Use an acidic rapid- fixer and mix it 1+4 with water. After fixation ( 5 Minutes, moving every minute for three times) rinse properly with water. That will also help to wash out the anti-halation layer. That is often a problem also with t_max films

( "My Tmax is purple, what shoukd i do....")

You could put this film in a fixing dilution again.

[Guest JMF]

Love the first shot ...... color and composition matters most and it shows through here .... thanks for posting

 

Thanks Steve, you're very welcome !

 

Another one from that location:

 

 

night cap in Taiz... by JM__, on Flickr

 

Cheers, JM

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[Fotoklaus]

6008I2, Planar 80, Portra 160

 

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Hallo,

Look here: Interesting Leica gear

[Fotoklaus]

Makina 67, Velvia 100F

 

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