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Tachihara 4/5 Tele Arton 5.5/270

Rollei IR Filter 760nm

Fomaton Nature Toner MT5 Selen Adox

Aufnahme 1972, Print 2010

 

Wegen eines Meßfehlers (Jugendsünde Ungeduld) sind die Schatten im Negativ fast zeichnungslos, die hellen Bereiche haben normale Dichtewerte. Die Schatten benötigen eine extraharte Gradation, die Lichter eine normale bis weiche Gradation. Gradationswandelpapier (allein) hilft hier nicht weiter, weil die Kurve durch Filterung insgesamt lediglich steiler oder flacher gelegt werden kann. Um die Schattenbereiche noch einigermaßen differenziert darzustellen, wird ein harter Entwickler benötigt. Ein solcher Entwickler allein kann jedoch bei der erforderlichen knappen Lichtmenge (für die Schatten) keine Lichterzeichnung hervorrufen. Weiche Entwickler arbeiten in der Regel wesentlich rapider als harte. Nach einem langsamen Bildaufbau bis zu den Mitteltönen im Erstentwickler, verstärkt der weiche Zweitentwickler die bereits vorhandenen Dichten und entwickelt die Lichter.

Für solche Problemnegative sind Papiere mit "langer Range" wie das MCC bestens geeignet. In diesem Fall wählte ich jedoch eine Festgradation um bisherige Erfahrungen zu überprüfen.

 

Erlkönig (#15)

Erstentwickler/first developer hart/hard working

Wasser/water 700ml, VGT A 40ml + Lith A 30ml + Lith B 60ml

Wegen des Sulfitgehaltes des VGT stellt sich kein Litheffekt ein, die Lithkomponenten wurden dem VGT zugesetzt, um ihn noch langsamer einzustellen.

Zweitentwickler/second developer weich/soft working

VGT B 20ml + C 40ml + 600ml Wasser/water

 

Entwicklungszeit/developing time: 2,5 + 1 Minute

 

Tonung: Bleicher 1+100 45 Sekunden MT5 1+10 2 Minuten

You are the light of the world.(Mt5:14)

today(27/08/11) morning I saw the light in Stanwell Park. Sydney, Australia

Toyo View 810M / Nikkor-M 9/300

Tri-X 320 / HC-110

 

Gelatin Silver Print 29x58cm

Ilford MG Warmtone / ECO 4812

 

bleach 1+60, 50s whole picture

... and partly sub-areas without toning

MT5 Sepia 1+60, 50s

MT1 Selenium 1+20, 90s

Holga 120N, Tri-x in efd

 

Erlkönig (#25b)

Entwickler SE1 Sepia 1+9 3 Minuten

Toner MT5 Sepia 1+10 2,5 Minuten

Celebrating Budapest's M3

Hasselblad 500C/M, Planar CF80/2.8, Delta 400 in Tanol Speed, Printed on Kentmere Fineprint VC and developed in Multigrade, bleached and toned in MT5 Sepia

Linköping, 2013.

 

Print January 2016 in my kitchen darkroom. Toned in Moersch MT5 1:9 4 minutes.

Rollei Ortho25 in Finol (1:1:150)

 

Agfa MCC in Eco4812(+FB) shortly bleached and split toned in MT5 (Polysulphid) and MT2

(afaicr)

Holga 120N, Delta 400 @640ASA in Finol 1+1+100 20°C 23 mins

 

three sulfur toners

MT5 Sepia (Sodium sulfide/Polysulfide)

MT2 Carbon (Sodium sulfide/Selenium)

MT4 Siena (Polysulfide/Selenium)

all these toners work with and without prior bleach

 

Erlkönig (#17)

top left VGT developer - top right bleach 1+100 1 min, MT5 1+10 2 mins

bottom left bleach 1+100 1 min, MT2 1+10 2 mins - bottom right MT4 1+40 40 secs

Mamiya RZ67 Pro II with Kodak Tri-x 400 developed in Pyrocat-HD.

 

Printed on Ilford Art 300

 

Developed in Moersch SE1 Sepia

 

Toned in MT5 Sepia 1+40 3min

Bleach 1+100 1min

MT4 1+40 Siena 2,5min

Kodak Selenium 1+10 45s

though it must merely be thick enough to become unreal and half a second will do.

 

RPX400 in RPXD

Agfa MCC in Catechol/Se6 + bleach/polysulphide/ironblue

この後、めちゃくちゃ砂塗れになったよ!

Hasselblad 500 C/M with Kodak Tri-X 400 developed in Pyrocat-HD.

Printed on Fomabrom Variant IV 123

 

Developed in Moersch SE1 Sepia

 

Kodak Selenium 1+30 1,5min

MT5 Sepia 1+40 3min

Bleach 1+100 30s

MT5 Sepia 1+40 2,5min

Bleach 1+100 50s

MT3 50:70:500 30s

MT7 10:10:22:10:1000

2020

Praktica MT5

Agfa APX 400

identical developer and toner as previously described, but different results of course

 

left: bleach 1+50 40 secs, MT5 Sepia 1+10 50 secs

middle: MT5 Sepia 1+10 4 mins

right: MT5 Sepia 1+10 4 mins, bleach 1+50 1 min, MT5 30 secs

Paper: Kodak Portralure G 1976 (warmtone enlarging paper similar to Ektalure G)

Developer: Ansco 108 1:0 for 2 min (high contrast developer)

Toner: Moersch MT5 (Polysulfide) followed by Ilford Selenium

 

This is a new interpretation of this rose picture I took in 2007. The negative was underexposed and quite thin so I mixed up some Ansco 108, a high contrast developer. Portralue's contrast supposedly is grade 1-3 with the use of filters (I haven't tried this).

 

I have started using Moersch's MT4 polysulfide toner for the first time. It's replacing Agfa's Virdon that I briefly experimented with (and later gave up on:). The saturation becomes much greater when followed by a strong selenium bath and becomes warmer.

Rollfilm 6x8 Tmax 400(neu)320 ASA in Finol 1+1+100 entwickelt, vergrößert auf Adox Variotone Premium im Zweibad SE 20c Cachechol 1+7/ ECO 1+20, und abschließende Selen MT1/Sepia MT5.

Maybe the best b&w mf lens ever on one of the crappiest cameras ever: Linhof 220 with the Technikar 3.5/95. 2 days with me and back to service ...

 

2tray Lithprint on BH112 (Se5 + Catechol/Amonnium Chloride) + selenium/polysulphide

  

Power by the Selkirk engine house including Norfolk Southern SD38AC #4139, CSX AC4400CW #105, Canadian National GP40-2LW #9431, CSX B40-7 #5547, SD40-2 #8850 and MT-5 #1003 in 1999. - from my slide

Toyo View 810M / Apo-Sironar 5.6/210

Polapan 55 / 4x5in.

 

Gelatin Silver Print 26x21cm

Ilford MG Art 300 / SE30 Meritol

 

bleach / MT5 Sepia / MT1 Selenium

 

How do we reflect to this world? thinking about it everyone.

"So let your light shine before people that they may see the good you do and praise your Father in heaven(Mt5:16)

today(02/09/11) early morning at Sydney Opera House, Australia

Toyo View 810M / Apo-Sironar 5.6/210

Polapan 55 / 4x5in.

 

Gelatin Silver Print 57x46cm

Agfa MCC 111 / SE1 Sepia

 

MT2 Carbon 1+75, 5:00

bleach 1+100, 30s / MT5 Sepia 1+100, 90s

MT1 Selenium 1+25, 60s

mala cinza e rosa

  

indisponivel

Entrance into an old vulcano 20 miles south of Cologne/Germany

(looks as if taken with a fish-eye lens, but it isn't - all naturally grown)

 

Canon EOS 3 / Yashica 2.8 28 mm @ f16

red filter (to get the fallen leaves lighter), exp. 2 seconds

 

Ilford PanF+ @ ISO 32

dev. in 510-Pyro (N)

 

Adox MCC 112 / Splitgrade

dev. in Moersch Catechol 1+5 / Rollei RPN 1+12

 

Bleaching for the highlighs and sulphur re-toning them thereafter with Moersch MT5 1+20

Honda Mt5, Honda Cr80 engine, BRK exhaust, 26mm carburettor.

Top speed= 130km/h, 80 mph!!

 

Toned liths (Se5 + selenium + polysulphide) on Portriga Rapid and Brovira BH111

 

Hasselblad 501C / Sonnar 4/150mm

HP5 / RLS

 

Bergger CM (new) SE2 Warm

bleach / MT5 Polysulfid / MT1 Selenium / MT4 Polysulfid

Holga 120N, Delta 400 rated at 640 ASA in Finol,

Adox Variotone in VGT two tray

MT1 Selenium 1+20 1 min

MT5 Sepia 1+10 3 mins - bleach 1+200 1 min - Sepia 1+10 again 30 secs

Hasselblad 500C/M, Planar CF80/2.8, Delta 400 in Tanol Speed, Printed on Kentmere Fineprint VC and developed in Multigrade, bleached and toned in MT5 Sepia

This scene cryed for a blue filter in order to pronaunce the tree stumps.

 

Pan F @ISO 32 in 510-Pyro

Adox MCC 112 (I really like this matt FB paper!)

Printed Grad. 5

Dev. in Moersch Catechol/Rollei RPN

bleached for the highlights and re-toned with Moersch MT5 sulphur toner

Canon EOS 3, Yashica 2.8 28 mm, blue filter 5x

Tmax 3200 new @ 800, dev. in 510-Pyro

Adox MCC 112 dev. in Moersch Catechol 1+5/Rollei RPN 1+20

Selenium: Rollei RSE 1+5

Bleach : Moersch 1+100

Sulphur: Moersch MT5 1+20

Linhof Technorama 617S

Tri-X 400 / Tanol

 

Gelatin Silver Print 79x26cm

Ilford Multigrade Warmtone / SE30 Meritol

 

MT5 Sepia / bleach / MT5 Sepia

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