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Just got a Nikon FE and shot a roll of HP5+ to try it out. All came out a little grainy as I exposed at ISO800 and it was a very grey, misty day.
Stand developed for an hour in 404ml 1:100 Adonal.
Leica M3 / Voigtlander Nokton classic 40mm F1.4 S.C
Kodak Tri-X400 @1600 ASA f2 1/10sec
Compard R09 One Shot (Rodinal) 1+100 20℃ 60min (Stand development)
EPSON GT-X980
Agfa Isolette II, Apotar lens, HP5+, semi-stand developed in Rodinal.
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Kodak Gold 400 color C-41, cross-procesed in Rodinal 1:100 for 1 hour, normal agitation for first 5 minutes and again at 30 minutes, TF-4 fixer
sense of disturbing and unrest in the cold afternoon
Minolta SRT101 / MC Rokkor 58mmF1.4
Kodak Tri-X / Rodinal 1:100 60min
silver gelatine lith print on ORWO BS1 / February 2019. Photo taken with modified Sabre 620 in July 2018.
...Windang Island.
Taken with Olympus-35 SP on Ultrafine Xtreme 100 and developed in Adonal (1:200) for 60 minutes.
Bronica S2A, Zenzanon MC 40mm 1:4, Rollei Infrared 400, Hoya R72 filter, dev'd in Rodinal 1+100, stand developed for ~1 hour
First try with stand development. 1+100 1h total. Rodinal R09.Inversions first 30 sec as well as 3 times after 30 min.
Bronica S2A, Zenzanon MC 40mm 1:4, Rollei Infrared 400, Hoya R72 filter, dev'd in Rodinal 1+100, stand developed for ~1 hour.
Oulu, December 2014, Nikon FE, Nikon Nikkor 50 mm Ai-s, f1,4, Fomapan 100, 1/4 handheld, f4. Adonal 1+100 60 minutes at 22 Celsius, Reflecta RPS 7200.
Hasselblad 500CM
Fujifilm Acros
2ml Rodinal, 130ml Xtol, Borax, Ascorbic acid in 660ml total solution
stand developed for 2 1/2hr - no agitation after first 5min
I had a big camera-selling splurge back at the beginning of the year. My workhorse camera until that time had been a Mamiya C220 with three lenses. Lovely camera, much featured in this photostream, but I'm not really a huge fan of square format. So it went, with its prism finder and paramender, to a chap in Hampshire. I also parted company with my Fuji GA645Zi, an eccentric medium format point-and-shoot, which was bought by a Spanish bank manager. Several lesser cameras and a number of lenses went in the same purge.
Heh-heh ...what to buy with the proceeds? Not a bad problem to have. Initially tempted by a Bronica ETRS (Mrs B has one she no longer uses but ...if you can understand... I had to have my own), I decided instead to buy this Mamiya M645 1000S, which came with wide-angle and telephoto lenses, but no standard. When another camera of the same family, the basic M645, came up on eBay, and still with a healthy credit balance in my Paypal account, I bought it for its standard lens. Both cameras had metered prisms, but it was immediately obvious that the meter wasn't working on the second camera. I finally got around to sending it off to be fixed, but it came back as irreparable, having unique parts now unobtainable. Oh well, not a disaster. Presumably the finder from the 1000S would work on the M645, but I prefer to regard the second camera as having an unmetered prism and to use it with a hand-held meter. Even an unmetered prism beats a back-to-front chimney-finder.
Medium-format SLRs such as these, the various Bronicas, the Pentax 645s and ...daddy of them all... the Hasselblad, are among the ugliest of cameras in my view. But it's results that count and results are jolly nice. This photo of the M645 1000S was taken with the M645. The latter lacks the seldom-necessary 1/1000th speed and without its meter is actually somewhat simpler to use. I think I prefer it to the more sophisticated camera. The film-advance and re-cocking action is nice, and makes a pleasingly solid sound. They are awkward cameras to handle. There have been many accidental exposures as I've turned the camera in my hands and touched one of the shutter-release buttons. There is a shutter lock that prevents this ...if you remember to use it. Beware of carrying the camera in your car. If it is not in a bag it will roll off the seat and thud to the floor every time you brake. If you put it on the floor it will roll around in the footwell. I retained my Mamiya C220's hand grip, which fits, and makes these cameras much easier to carry.
Kentmere 100 pushed to 400 exposed with Olympus XA stand developped in 5ml Rodinal into 300ml distilled water for a hour
1/250, f/1.9, Tri-X, Pentax Super-Takumar 85mm f/1.9 on Spotmatic F. HC-110, 1:160, 44min @ 19C semi stand.
Portreath harbour on kodak 2238. Definitely best metered for the shadows at the expense of the highlights, massive detail and contrast available with the right exposure. I meter at iso16 , rodinal stand developed. Strictly speaking the film deserves to be shot with a tripod, especially when using a telephoto as a couple of these were. Quite a clinical look but i should imagine printed BIG it could be spectacular.
Leica M6, Voigtlander Nokton 40mm F1.4 classic. Kodak 400TX, Kodak HC110 (1:119) 60', stand development, 20°C. Scan from negative film.© All rights reserved. This photograph is Copyright and may NOT in part or in whole be reproduced in any electronic or printed medium without prior permission from the photographer.
Mamiya RB67 back, converted to pinhole camera.
0.2mm pinhole F=38mm (f/190)
20s exposure on fomapan400 film.
Another angle
Bonham, TX
Super Ikonta A (1934) w. +1 filter (focus ring set to min)
Measured distance with string
PanF rated @50
f16 @ 1/100
Rodinal 5ml +500ml water
Semi Stand 1.5hr, one inversion at 0.5 hr.
Leica M6, Leica Elmar-M 50 f/2,8; Fomapan 100, Adox Adonal (1:100) 60', 20°-23°C. © All rights reserved. This photograph is Copyright and may NOT in part or in whole be reproduced in any electronic or printed medium without prior permission from the photographer.
there is a steep hillside in front of the villa, so the perfect place to slide down the hill. I'm not even halfway down.
KMZ Horizont. APX400 Rodinal stand development 1:100 for 1hr, Epson 3200 scan (needs better scan)
...in the forest.
Taken with Holga 120N on Lucky 100 and stand developed in Adonal (1:100) for 60 minutes.
Made yesterday evenning at half past ten on my way home.
Coming home from a meeting with a colleygue the fog was rising while i was driving on the highway. Luckily I had one of my camera in my bag and made a short break before arriving.
This is in fact the first shot I made at the location. This one here was one of the last www.flickr.com/photos/derscheuch/7348482244/
Minolta XD7, Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm f1.4@f2 and 1/60
Kodak TriX, one hour in Rodi nal 1+100@20° Standdevelopment
Negative captured with a DSLR and developd in LR 3.6
Tennessee Man (35mm film)
📷 Nikon F100 w/ 70-200mm f/2.8 G VR
️Kodak TMax 100
Rodinal 1:250 semi-stand
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Bronica SQ-Ai
Zenzanon-PS 80mm f/2.8
Fuji Neopan Acros @ 100
Rodinal (1+100), 60:00 min @ 23°C (stand development)