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Selenium Toned, Silver Gelatin Print, 1995
Taken with a plastic Holga toy camera. This is a photograph of a final finished print. This is one of the first photographs I sold.
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Selenium Toned, Silver Gelatin Print, 1995. Single exposure, painting with light. 8 to 12 sec exposure. TMAX 3200 pushed to 12,800.
Características:
Potência: 70 W RMS (padrão)
Potência: 100 W RMS (c/ uso de crossover)
Impedância: 8 ohms
SPL: 105 dB
Diafragma: fenólico
Freqüência corte a 12 dB/Oit: 5.000 Hz
Dispersão: 40º H x 40º V
Diâmetro da bobina: 46 mm
Material de tampa/base: Plástico ABS X1
The remains of Sandsend beach defences, Whitby is in the distance.
ND1000 slow shutter and selenium quadtone, 16sec @ f/7.1
selenium cell is out of order then change to solar cell. But this photo took with manual aperture f2.8 and 1/30.
Royal Spoiled Princess Kitty Selenium. Yeap that'll be her full title! Nibbles all day and hides at the sound of... anything! Loves to explore and has a personal body guard—Leviathan!
photosketch version
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Scan of selenium toned silver gelatin print. Printed on Oriental Seagull.
Berlin is full of abandoned places, including holdovers from East Germany. In other rooms lay pamphlets in Arabic, faded photographs of Saddam Hussain..
Shot with Canon AE-1P (Manual) 50mm Macro Lens using Fuji Neopan 400 Film
Developed in Ilford Bromophen Developer on Ilford Warmtome Fiber (VC) Glossy paper.
Toned in Kodak Sepia Toner and then in Kodak Rapid Selenium Toner (1:5)
The untoned print wasn't scanned. This was a mistake print, it was blurry as I had knocked the easel plus it was way too dark and contrasty. So I experimented and selenium toned this Ilford MG Cooltone FB print, which made it even darker. I then bleached the print for some time in ferricyanide bleach, turning the print much lighter and reddish.
Universal Exposure Meter ~1955-1960
Cell Type: Selenium
Measure Type: Reflecting/Averaging (3D incident available as accessory)
Serial: 1342998
Weston meters were made by Weston Electrical Instrument, started the late 1800s by Edward Weston (not to be confused with Edward Weston, the famous photographer). They pioneered photo-electric meters; their Model 617 was the first to be commercially available for photograpers; their system of rating film speeds, Weston Numbers, was very popular in the US. They were highly regarded by the pros (Ansel Adams used Weston Masters), and they did very well until the 60s when on-board camera meters killed most of the market for hand-held meters. In the late 60s and 70s they got caught in the pinchers between the two german meter giants Gossen and Sekonic, and went under. Their last designs (e.g. the Euromaster) was recently still in production by another company, but I believe that ended as well.
www.jollinger.com/photo/meters/meters/weston_737-m3.html
My dad passed away ~8 years ago. Recently, we were cleaning out the basement at my parents house and came across a box of old camera equipment. I intend to clean this up in order to display it nicely.
Please have a look at the other photo's of this in my photostream. Any suggestions on how to proceed to clean this up would be appreciated!
Four flashes used to create this image - everything in manual mode. On-camera SB-600 with Lumiquest Ultrasoft, camera right YN-460 with diffuser, two SB-28 with wide-angle diffuser for background.
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Александр Шикалов - выступал с докладом "Selenium: Выход за пределы возможного". DataArt, Украина.
Александр работал в QA в течение 4 лет. Он имеет опыт работы в автоматизации тестирования, тестирования производительности и тестирования веб-и настольных приложений, использующих популярные средства автоматизации, как сSelenium WebDriver (C#, Ruby), VisualStudio (C#), Jmeter, Test Complete (JS), Cucumber, Capybara.