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On 8/18/2020 at 2:30 PM, ola.fiske said:

My dad holds a kitten

Leica mp // 50mm Summilux ASPH bc // Kodak tri-x @1600 in diafine

 

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I quite like the contrast here between the kitten and that massive club of a left hand.  Nice expression & tones too.

Is your dad a Blacksmith?

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First time using Fomapan 400.  I don’t think I like it.  It is a lot grainier than Tri-X, more of an old school look.

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📷  Leica M7 | 35mm F/2 Summicron | Kodak Eastman 5222 @400 | D-76

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is a lot grainier than Tri-X, more of an old school look.

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Isn’t that very dependent on the developer used? If AG uses a generic developer for all incoming films, this may not be optimal for Fomapan 400. Scanning has an influence too. 

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Isn’t that very dependent on the developer used? If AG uses a generic developer for all incoming films, this may not be optimal for Fomapan 400. Scanning has an influence too. 

Yes I am sure those factors have an influence.  If I had full control of the process maybe I could find a way to get results I like from Fomapan 400.  All I know is that I prefer the results I get from Tri-X, processed and scanned by AG, by a significant margin.

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📷  Leica M7 | 35mm F/2 Summicron | Ilford HP5 Plus | Xtol 1:1

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On 8/22/2020 at 5:50 AM, otto.f said:

Isn’t that very dependent on the developer used? If AG uses a generic developer for all incoming films, this may not be optimal for Fomapan 400. Scanning has an influence too. 

Agree, I’ve started using DDX for films like Fomapan and Tri-X and found it gives an easier on the eye grain. 

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Agree, I’ve started using DDX for films like Fomapan and Tri-X and found it gives an easier on the eye grain. 

I used DDX and found that it is much like HC110. My conjecture is that many labs use D76 in some sort of replenish procedure which has quite a sharp grain to my mind. 

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