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womble
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womble wrote:
All shot with a Pentax MX loaded with Ilford Delta 100 ASA and a variety of manual focus primes...
Best wishes, Kris
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 2:45 pm Post subject: |
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djmike wrote:
#4 is stunning, very detail.
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goombles
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 3:04 pm Post subject: |
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goombles wrote:
Love the shots at the railway station, especially No.3.... Good job! |
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cooltouch
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cooltouch wrote:
Yeah I like them all too. That Ilford seems to be good stuff! Did you develop it? If so, what developing chemicals did you use?
I guess I'd have to say I like #4 the best, but I also really like the composition in #5. They all have a nice, rich tonal range.
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womble
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womble wrote:
No, I used a commercial developer and had lo-res scans done at the time. I am planning to set up a darkroom at some point but have only just moved apartment.
Best wishes, Kris.
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rbelyell wrote:
kris, those are really nice, and remind me of my youth as i grew up about 5 miles north of CI.
i love the look of your photos. obviously youve shot b&w film for some time. as i am just starting out using that medium, do you have any advice for 120 b&w high contrast/small grain outdoor film?
thanks
t
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womble wrote:
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Kris, those are really nice, and remind me of my youth as I grew up about 5 miles north of CI.
I love the look of your photos. obviously you've shot b&w film for some time. As I am just starting out using that medium, do you have any advice for 120 b&w high contrast/small grain outdoor film?
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Thanks for the kind comments.
I have had some success with Kodak Tri-X 100 ASA. See the images from here: http://forum.mflenses.com/some-lubitel-shots-t29935.html
I am using Delta 100 ASA for 35mm, but I would have thought it was a good choice for medium format too provided light isn't an issue.
One advantage of 120 film is that you can get away with a 400 ASA film without the grain showing as badly as with 35mm. HP5+ is probably a good one to start with. I have had problems with Kodak Tri-X 400 fogging in airport x-rays so I would avoid that if you are flying.
Using filters is important with BW film especially to control contrast. I often use a YG (yellow-green) filter and occasionally a red one. I also have yellow and orange filters. Ansel Adam's "The Camera" (available cheap 2nd hand) has excellent advice on that. Alternatively, if you are using something like Adobe CS3 or Lightroom for digital images you can take a colour image and apply a variety of preset BW conversions which mimic the various filters. It is an excellent way to learn!
Best wishes, Kris.
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rbelyell wrote:
thanks kris. my southwest series was ilford fp4plus, which came grainier and w less contrast than i would have liked. i will be developing a roll of fuji neopan soon; and i have ilford sfx and ilford pan f 50asa coming today. i think i will shoot the pan f at an outdoor party w my pentacon 6 this weekend....
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Attila wrote:
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| Love the shots at the railway station, especially No.3.... Good job! |
+1 and last one!! Great candid! Stunning!
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hexi wrote:
3rd also for me, but the woman in pic one is worth seeing : ) great contrast under harsh sun it seems in the 2 firsts.
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eeyore_nl wrote:
#2, #3 and #4 for me!
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Nesster wrote:
that is an excellent set, classic
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fish4570 wrote:
really nice set, Kris. Nos. 1 and 4 are my favorites.
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