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Just got an M3, this is from the test roll! Plus-X 125, TTArtisan 50/1.4

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"A Pair of Shoes" Cyanotype

Original Photograph and Development:
Auchindrain open air township museum, Argyll, Scotland
August 2022
Leica MP/35FLE
Kodak Tri-X @ 1600
Caffenol C-L/S 90' semi-stand, 20ºC (B&W version posted here previously)


Digital Negative:
Digitized film negative with custom Cyanotype curve in Photoshop
Printed at 9x13.5” on A3+ Innova Pictorico Pro OHP Ultra Transparency Film with Canon Pro 300 Inket


Cyanotype Print:
Exposure and Development 22nd October 2022
Hahnemühle Platinum Rag 11x15” Paper 
3ml+3ml (overkill but good depth of coating) 10% original cyanotype mix
Paper dried 3hrs
24mins UV lamp exposure
2’30” citric acid bath (1.5l warm tap water + ¾ tsp citric acid crystals, print face up)
2x 5 mins wash face down, 1.5l warm tap water
Dried and digitised

Planning to tone to black or purple after some more experimentation.

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40:2 Rokkor & Kodak Gold 200

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40:2 Rokkor & Kodak Gold 200

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40:2 Rokkor & Kodak Gold 200

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40:2 Rokkor & Kodak Gold 200

 

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40:2 Rokkor & Kodak Gold 200

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Kodak Gold 200 is one of my absolute favorite film stocks. My RNI simulation profile looks nowhere near as good as the real thing.

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Love the look of this film :D  Expired I assume ?   Was it kept in the freezer etc 

Oh yes, very expired (2010, IIRC). Its been in my freezer most of that time. I might had it in other storage for a time. I got the M3 in part because the stash was calling to me. Also, I had all those lenses just hanging out, might as well!

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Oh yes, very expired (2010, IIRC). Its been in my freezer most of that time. I might had it in other storage for a time. I got the M3 in part because the stash was calling to me. Also, I had all those lenses just hanging out, might as well!

How great.  Now I see why this film keeps getting mentioned as a classic  , looks great! 

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Kodak Gold 200 is one of my absolute favorite film stocks. My RNI simulation profile looks nowhere near as good as the real thing.

The RNI one goes quite a green cast doesn't it ?  I like the 'E 200' one ... M10 shots with that profile seems to sit well with 'real life' Portra and Gold .  Sometimes I come back to them months later and can't remember if it was film or digital so that is promising 

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The RNI one goes quite a green cast doesn't it ?  I like the 'E 200' one ... M10 shots with that profile seems to sit well with 'real life' Portra and Gold .  Sometimes I come back to them months later and can't remember if it was film or digital so that is promising 

Yes, the RNI versions often show a rather ugly blue-green cast, which I don't see in your real life film photos. I agree that the E 200 one is much better in that regard.

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Hexar RF - 28mm Summilux - Portra 160

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Ilford Delta 100 in X-tol

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35mm Nikonos f2.5 Leica M converted  - Hexar RF - Portra 800

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Leica M6 TTL with Summilux 35mm v2 (pre-asph) and Fomapan 400

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