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Batavia, IL | M6 | 35 C Biogon | HP5+

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Leica MP with 40mm Voigtlander Nokton SC on Rollei Retro 80s dev in Rollei Supergrain for 9 min. at 20C and scanned with Plustek 8200i

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Wiley Slough in Skagit County, Washington.  The Leica Store in Bellevue is hosting a photowalk at this location on Sunday June 12th from 9-11 am.If you're in the area it's a "target rich" environment and will be fun to meet fellow photographers.

Leica MP with 50mm Summicron DR on Rollei Retro 80s dev in Rollei Supergrain for 9 min @ 20C and scanned on Plustek 8200i

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Leica M6 Classic 0,85 - 35mm Nikonos f2.5 - Provia 100

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Leica M6 Classic 0,85 - 35mm Nikonos f2.5 - Provia 100

These are beautiful. Where were they taken?

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These are beautiful. Where were they taken?

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They were taken on the north east coast of Brazil in Jericoacoara , Ceará. 
 

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M3, Summicron 50, T-Max400

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M4, 35 2.0 Ultron ASPH, 022 filter, Kodak 5222 HC-110 Dilution E (1:47)   Lincoln City, Oregon:

 

 

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vor 6 Stunden schrieb RayD28:

I like the shades of gray.  What summicron version and what developer?  

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It was a dual range Summicron 50 from 1959 with B+W orange filter. It then had it developed by my local lab - they use Tetenal Superfin. Scanned with a Nikon Coolscan V ED flat. Slight curve in Capture One.

 I am totally new (again) to film so still learning. I know I should develop the film myself some day… ☺️

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Thank you, Ray!
It was a dual range Summicron 50 from 1959 with B+W orange filter. It then had it developed by my local lab - they use Tetenal Superfin. Scanned with a Nikon Coolscan V ED flat. Slight curve in Capture One.

 I am totally new (again) to film so still learning. I know I should develop the film myself some day… ☺️

I thought it was a DR.  Lots of info on the Forum about home developing.  It’s not hard to do.  

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vor 21 Stunden schrieb RayD28:

I thought it was a DR.  Lots of info on the Forum about home developing.  It’s not hard to do.  

Oh, no worries, I have read many articles and watched videos about home development. One day. I am just scared to death that I will mess up fiddling the film into the spool. This, to me, seems to be the most frightening bit.  ☺️

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Oh, no worries, I have read many articles and watched videos about home development. One day. I am just scared to death that I will mess up fiddling the film into the spool. This, to me, seems to be the most frightening bit.  ☺️

If you want to give it a go get hold of an out of date unwanted film and practice loading in daylight, you will soon get the hang of it.

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Oh, no worries, I have read many articles and watched videos about home development. One day. I am just scared to death that I will mess up fiddling the film into the spool. This, to me, seems to be the most frightening bit.  ☺️

Photoflex Film Changing Room. Pops up like a little tent and has sleeves on each side. A bit bigger than a dark bag but much easier to work in. Spend the extra money for Hewes spools if you're going to use stainless steel. The plastic tanks and reels are fine, just make sure they are dry before trying to load them. We live in a small house with no space for a traditional darkroom and even our one bathroom has a skylight but I've found a way to make it work with a minimal amount of gear and chemicals. Get an old roll, practice and don't be afraid of making mistakes.

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Hi All,

Sharing four taken with my MP using Portra 400.  More at the Flickr link.  Hope you like.

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