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merelyok
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 Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:44 am Post subject: First self-developed pictures |
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merelyok wrote:
I finally processed my own film!
Neopan 400 pushed to 800 developed in T-max Dev; 20C @ 7.45min.
THanks for looking! |
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
Congrats! Seems you do it successfully!
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trifox wrote:
wow -- excellent !
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Rob Leslie
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Rob Leslie wrote:
I wonder why you would ‘Push’ your first film?
You seem to have made things hard for yourself.
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luisalegria wrote:
Very nice ! Classic B&W night and street protography.
Where is this ?
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merelyok
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merelyok wrote:
Thanks all,
Luisalegria, this is in Singapore.
Rob, i needed the extra bit of speed since i was shooting at night. |
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Rob Leslie
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Rob Leslie wrote:
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Thanks all,
Luisalegria, this is in Singapore.
Rob, i needed the extra bit of speed since i was shooting at night. |
As it was your first film (Developing) you would have done better to stick to 400asa or even go lower and reduce your contrast and increase the detail. Underdeveloping and Overexposure puts detail into the shadows, reduces the risk of your highlights overexposing and gives you an easy negative to get a good scan from.
Underexposure and Overdeveloping blocks up shadows, destroys highlight detail and increases grain resulting in a high contrast negative that doesn’t scan well unless you are after a stark graphic type of result.
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sichko
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Great atmosphere.
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montecarlo wrote:
Very good. I like the second one the most.
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