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voytek
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 Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 7:46 am Post subject: Hasselblad C/M the very first time |
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voytek wrote:
Finally - I did it  . The first photos taken with my new toy and my very first BW film developing. I know - very "raw" but I did it alone. Ilford Delta 100 Pro, Rodinal, stopper water/vinegar, Ilford rapid fixer, Kodak flo 200 as a final wash
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Congrats, a very good start!!
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voytek wrote:
Thank you Klaus, I really enjoy true photography. One more yet....
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voytek
What a start! Can't wait for the results when you think you are expert 
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Rolf wrote:
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The last one is perfect for the actual autumn thread.
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voytek wrote:
Thanks a lot everybody. It is just a beginning. Everything is new, so it is not easy for student like me. The next step would be color, then developing pictures, and end - slides. In couple of weeks - large format, bw and color later. Long way. But this is time of the year that evenings are longer - so nothing is impossible. Experience with film will teach me how to deal with digital different way I do now, I hope.
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poilu wrote:
congrats! very good start!! |
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hexi wrote:
Very good debuts in b&w lab  nice subjects and great mood.
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Orio wrote:
Excellent beginning and the Hassie shows its class.
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lahnet wrote:
Voytek - Thank you for showing these, I like the feel and the B&W tones.
Do you remember some of the exif data, f-number and shutter-time?
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voytek
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| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:53 pm Post subject: [AF] canon lens 1.4/24 L in manual mode |
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voytek wrote:
poilu, hexi, Orio, lahnet - You've made my day.
I used 4.0/50 Distagon lens. It was yesterday, I am not sure but in 95% three first shot I made with F11 1/125s, bridge was taken @4 1/60s.
This was in one of my most favorite places - State Park Mathissen by Utica, IL. 3 first shots from hassel were not changed, just resized and compressed, 4th one was very dark so I had to improve it but without any sharpening.
I show 3 other photos taken with Canon 1.4/24 L but all pictures was taken in full manual mode.
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supahmario wrote:
ah, that was the trick! presenting some great first hasselblad shots and afterwards presenting the L-shots with the hope, nobody is gonna choke you! sawy guy!
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voytek
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voytek wrote:
I just wanted to show beauty of this place, that is all. BTW I like very much dirty tricks 
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| Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 2:50 pm Post subject: |
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Katastrofo wrote:
Great results, Voytek! I really like that last BW shot, the bridge! |
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voytek
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voytek wrote:
Thanks, I agree that is the best so far. I choose this spot and prepared to take a shot about 5-7 minutes. At least still have overexposed areas, sun was very harsh Sunday. I have to learn how to scan negatives the best way possible. But.... love the film, end excitement when I do the processing, when film is drying - to see the results. Regarding this digital sucks, no emotion because you can take 50 shots of one place, and for sure you can pick a nice picture in seconds from the card. Regarding film - quality is the first and there is nothing like capacity of memory card . This week I will start my first film with Koni Omega - portraits only. And BW only.
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hexi wrote:
Do you plan to do prints ?
i'm very happy that b&w film convinced another photographer
looking forward to see your works
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| Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:13 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
I love your Hassy samples, Voytek! Very good and ..
It's true --- that's the true photography -- film!!
The quality is amazing ..
Please, can you tell us what lens you used..
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voytek
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voytek wrote:
Yes, I do plan to make prints with help of my friend who owns Noritsu lab, and in 2 weeks or so - to develop true photos in darkroom.
It was Distagon (chrome) one coating 4.0/50
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trifox wrote:
Hi Voytek -- get the FOMA film
you'll be HAPPY with it...
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| Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:59 pm Post subject: |
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hexi wrote:
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That's the thing i heard when i was kid, and remember it until now : never do this
I concur what trifox said : try Foma film , the 100 iso if you can, amazing results with the Rodinal.
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voytek
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| Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 12:46 am Post subject: |
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voytek wrote:
trifox, hexi - done, ISO100. Would be better compare to Ilford Delta 100? Rodinal 1+100?
Started to do different scans and PP
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rawhead wrote:
Hey Voytek,
I see we're both learning the Hasselblad & B&W self development
I've found Delta 100 to work great with Kodak D76 and Ilfotech DD-X... especially DD-X, though it's a bit on the expensive side (I'm actually all out now... hoping to get another bottle soon). Absolutely grainless smoothness
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| Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 1:44 am Post subject: |
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| Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 5:00 am Post subject: |
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voytek wrote:
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Hey Voytek,
I see we're both learning the Hasselblad & B&W self development
I've found Delta 100 to work great with Kodak D76 and Ilfotech DD-X... especially DD-X, though it's a bit on the expensive side (I'm actually all out now... hoping to get another bottle soon). Absolutely grainless smoothness |
I use Rodinal (develop) and Ilford Rapid Fixer, first I have to learn "how" before I will try to do some "research"
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| Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 3:37 pm Post subject: |
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hexi wrote:
Hej Voytek
Try Rodinal @ 1+50 with the Delta. I've tried this film once it has a very "metallic" rendition, i think its very good for landscape shotz. You shouldn't be disseapointed.
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