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Spent wednesday developing my film and then developing the pictures from the negatives, felt really good to know i had done it all.
next week im going to experiment with some portraits!!!!!!!
I did adopt Catskill Grrl's special method for this. You make a duplicate layer in PS that has a Gaussian blur, then overlay it over the original photo. Gives it a little sheen.
Truth in advertising.
Woohoo! My test roll of my Hasselblad turned out great. :)
I'm pretty excited about it. The experience of shooting on the Hassy is significantly different than any of the other cameras I use (of which, there are many.) I am going to scan the rest of the images properly over the next few days, but here is a sneak peek!
That's what F/4 looks like on a C-Series lens. :)
Shot with the Iskra Russian medium format folder (1962 vintage). Industar-58 lens.
HP5+ @ 800 in DDX
Camera: Ansco Titan 20
Film: Kodak T-Max 100
Developer: R5 Monobath
Scanner: Epson V550
September's Camera
April 29, 2009.
Shot with Hasselblad 500C/M, Planar 2,8/80, on Kodak TMAX 100 film, expired September, 2002. Developed in Calbe R09 ("Rodinal" clone), 1+25 solution, for 5.5 minutes, 30 seconds stop and 5.5 minutes fix. – The most recent addition to my in-house cameras. Got one in very good condition, from 1975, with two magazines (12 & 24) and various accessories.
Yashicaflex TLR / Expired Rollei 400 / medium format
Development and scan by Francis Broek
Subtle primary and colour correction in DaVinci Resolve