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pinhole - f125 - fomapan 100 - rodinal 100:1, 1 hour stand.
a few lunchtime wanderings with the mighty fine 'meep' pinhole by Cezary.
I can see me using this camera alot.
Farragut Square, K Street, Washington, D.C.
I bought this camera to evaluate whether it could be a suitable replacement for my finicky Leica iiib. Unfortunately, at the moment, I just don’t have a lot of 35mm film, and not any BW that I wanted to waste as a tester. So I used my last two rolls of very expired Ektachrome and developed them in Rodinal stand. Nearly all of these shots are 1/8-1/30 at ISO70, so mostly 2.8/4/5.6 in cloudy weather.
It’s a very neat camera and it works well, but I’ve decided that it doesn’t suit my needs.
Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Super, Kodak Ektachrome (E6, expired 2006), Rodinal 1:100 stand development 1 hour
holga wide pinhole camera
rollei ir400
hoya ir72 filter (infrared)
dev. rodinal 1+25 7,5min 20C.
Asti italy
2013 june
Agfaphoto APX100 (German Film).
Developed in Rodinal R09 1+25 for 8 mins.
Canon EOS300X camera, Plustek Opticfilm 8100 scanner.
Kodak ColorPlus 200
1) Developed in Rodinal RO9 formula 1+25 at 20C for 5:15 minutes
2) Stop in Ilfostop 1+19 for 1 minute
3) Fix in FX20 fixer for 5 minutes
4) Clear in AG Stab for 2 minutes
5) Cold water rinse for 10 minutes
6) 30 seconds in AG Wetting agent.
This is my first roll of Agfaphoto APX100 "New Emulsion". It's quite clear that the new film is manufactured by Ilford for Lupus Imaging. The film comes in the typical black Ilford black tub and the packing has the same style machine print for expiry. The negative has the same font used in the exposure of the film name. The final clue is the identical development times as Ilford's sub brand "Kentmere", 100 film.
Overall it isn't bad I was worried it would horrible as my only other experience has been with Kentmere 400 which wasn't good. This roll was developed in Rodinal for 5.5mins at 1+25. I quite like the tonal levels throughout the film but we'll have to see how it performs with a more modern developer like Kodak's Tmax.