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Leica M3 summicron 50 f2, d76 1+1 per 12min

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You mean TriX?

The above photos are Tri-x but I was writing about the developer I used. I thought the Rodinal was too grainy and prefer the finer results yielded by the HC110. Of course I've only just started developing myself so this is in no way conclusive.

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This is from my first roll developed using HC110, which seems to be yielding much nicer results than Rodinal.

 

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M4-P, 21mm f3.4 Super-Angulon

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These are wonderful.  Thanks for posting examples using HC110.  Did you do much cropping?  I ask because of how it can magnify grain.  

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These are wonderful.  Thanks for posting examples using HC110.  Did you do much cropping?  I ask because of how it can magnify grain.  

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The top one wasn't cropped. The second was slightly rotated to straighten it and then cropped. Here is the original scan:

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I developed in HC100 at 1+95 using undiluted concentrate, for 14 minutes @ 20°C. I can't really be of any help regarding agitation as I us a Rodinax which required constant rotation.

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here is one, portra 400 50mm summicron DR, Leica MA --

 

 

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Night Bus

 

Summilux 50mm f1.4 V2, M2,

Kodak Tri-X, @ EI 200, 

Ilford DDX 1:4, 7 min, 21.5C. 

Scanned with Plustek 8200i

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Night Bus

 

Summilux 50mm f1.4 V2, M2,

Kodak Tri-X, @ EI 200, 

Ilford DDX 1:4, 7 min, 21.5C. 

Scanned with Plustek 8200i

 

Fantastic shot.  

 

Like the bokeh in the bus window. It just adds the right mood.

 

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Summilux 50mm f1.4 v2, M2

Ilford XP, expired in 1985. 

@ EI 25. 

Ilford DDX 1:4, 25min, 21.5C

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Wonderful photo!  Was she a model?  If not, what was the setting?

 

Thanks!!!!  A dancer (ballet, tell by the front leg on toe). She was doing a shoot for publicity for her dance group (Wilder Project, Holly Wilder), and they let me take some shots too .... will send her a few that came out okay. Always my deal -- free shots, just want the name credit..

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M2, Voigtländer 35mm Lens

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