XPan - CROP (to show finer the detail)
Per my last photo here is a crop of the same image to show the finer detail. Not bad for ISO 400 film..!
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Strangely one of my personal favourite photos of all those I think i've ever taken. Zoomed in fully you can see sihouettes of people on the distant train back lit by the sun. I apologise, this is not viewable at such detail via Flickr (I just tried). It is one of the few photos i've taken where I am tempted to have it printed big for the wall at home. So many small details to see. Well done XPan.
If this is ISO 400 film I can only imagine and get excited about what ISO 50 Pan F B&W or Velvia 50 can do in the XPan. Good times ahead!
Hasselblad XPan + 45mm f4 lens + Kodak Eastman Double-X (5222) @400 aka Cinestill BWXX
Xtol :Water 1:3, 11min15, 30 degrees, Epson v800 scan
XPan - CROP (to show finer the detail)
Per my last photo here is a crop of the same image to show the finer detail. Not bad for ISO 400 film..!
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Strangely one of my personal favourite photos of all those I think i've ever taken. Zoomed in fully you can see sihouettes of people on the distant train back lit by the sun. I apologise, this is not viewable at such detail via Flickr (I just tried). It is one of the few photos i've taken where I am tempted to have it printed big for the wall at home. So many small details to see. Well done XPan.
If this is ISO 400 film I can only imagine and get excited about what ISO 50 Pan F B&W or Velvia 50 can do in the XPan. Good times ahead!
Hasselblad XPan + 45mm f4 lens + Kodak Eastman Double-X (5222) @400 aka Cinestill BWXX
Xtol :Water 1:3, 11min15, 30 degrees, Epson v800 scan