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This is one of my first self-developed photos. I burned a roll this morning so I'd have something to play with. Not bad for a first attempt.
Arista Premium 400, Arista chemistry.
November 17 class behind the scene in-progress. He picked up Thanksgiving topic. I guided him to brainstorming what structure [elements and colors] will be on the table for this holiday. Beside, he learned how to make composition and relationship between table, chair, and the objects. This is a development for space and organized objects.
I use an iPad stop watch. I hit the Start button as soon as I start the developer pour into the tank (next image). iPad is pretty good as it gives a good big display, battery life is typically excellent and they're well made enough no to melt on contact with chemicals and survive a few bumps and scrapes.
I don't do anything clever, just hit the start button which guides me around how much time has elapsed. This image is showing 6 seconds, which is about as long as it took me to pour the developer, hit the start button and take a subsequent photo of it in action.
Cam: Olympus OM1
Lens: Zuiko 28mm wide angle
Film: Ilford Kentmere iso400
Self developed in Kodak D76
for 8mins at 22 deg C
Scanned at 4800 dpi with Canoscan 9000F
No adjustments in photoshop at all. Left pictures as is.
All comments welcome and questions replied to.
Thanks and enjoy!
Used photoshop to study the colors and see the potential use of other colors on paper prior to the study
First attempt at developing without bleach aka bleach bypass but I don't think it worked. Camera used Canon BF-10 26mm fixed focus Fujifilm 200 200 ISO developed in Bellini Foto C41 11-5-2023
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Camera: Hasselblad 500C/M
Lens: Carl Zeiss 80mm f/2.8 T* Planar C
Film: ILFORD FP4
ISO: 125
Shutter Speed: 1/
Aperture: f/
Scanner: Epson Perfection V500 Photo
Notes: No exposure data on this roll, sorry. This roll was self developed at home. I also decided to do some dodging and burning in Adobe Lightroom this time around—all pervious images were simply scanned and uploaded.
My first self developed film. Making off: 1 | 2
Kodak Tri-X 400 developed in Kodak T-Max 1:4 dilution, 6 min, 20°C, Yashica Mat 124G
Thanks to my friend Alvaro for their invaluable help.
Old stuff I booked to my self developed in black and white.
This was in 'Juan Muñoz Retrospectiva', Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía. Madrid.
A peacock stands beside of a flower, chinese festival lanterns? The modern Chinese lantern festivals are developed from the ancient Chinese lantern crafts. The lanterns originated in the Han Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. The production of Chinese lanterns in the past is very particular and has a wide variety. For example, the Ming Dynasty painter Tang Yin has a poem: "There is no light, no moon, no entertainment, there is no light in the moon, no spring, spring is the human heart, the light is burning, the moon is like silver, the street is full of pearls, and the woman is boiled." The god of the agency, I can’t smile because of Fang’s, how to get rid of this good.” In ancient China, there was this custom in Yuanxiao, and every household had lanterns. There is a riddle above the lantern. People who guess the riddle are generally rewarded. The ancient lanterns are made of bamboo rafts and made of lantern-shaped skeletons. The outside is made of translucent paper, and the candles are placed inside. If you want to have a variety of colors, use translucent paper of various colors. Modern lanterns or lanterns are also the same as the ancient lanterns, but with modern materials and techniques. The original bamboo raft skeleton was replaced by wire welding into a desired shape. The outer cloth paper replaced the original translucent paper. Replace the original candle light with LED cold light source. Modern lanterns have the following advantages over the original lantern process: 1. Due to the skeleton made of wire, the wire can be bent to any shape. So the shape can be ever-changing, and in theory any shape can be made. The service life can last up to several years (but the outside cloth can only be used for half a year outdoors) 2. The cloth made of cloth can be painted on the fabric. The color can be very delicate and realistic. Compared with the paper, the service life is longer. The indoor use can be used for three years. 3. Because there is no open flame, it is safer to use. And because of the development of LED light technology, the color of the light can be changed infinitely. 4. There is no size limitation, and theoretically it can be shaped in any size. 5. Combined with LED light carving technology, the landscape effect is infinitely extended. If you have questions or needs in this regard, please visit our website bit.ly/31tpdYI, Or email us directly, Carlos@hyclight.com Thank you!