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mmelvis
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 Posted: Wed May 18, 2011 1:10 am Post subject: Processing my B/W Film |
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mmelvis wrote:
Film Lomography B&W ISO-100 120
Camera Conley Kewpie No.2 1912 or so
Scanned on a HP-G4050
Processed by me in Arista Developer 1-4 mix (First Roll)
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Katastrofo
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| Posted: Wed May 18, 2011 3:01 am Post subject: |
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Katastrofo wrote:
Congrats, mmelvis, like both of these. Doing your own developing is a lot
of fun. I still get a rush when I pull the film off the spool after developing. |
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martinsmith99
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martinsmith99 wrote:
Interesting results.
Can we have a pic of the camera?
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Attila wrote:
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Congrats, mmelvis, like both of these. Doing your own developing is a lot
of fun. I still get a rush when I pull the film off the spool after developing. |
+1 Congrats!
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Nesster wrote:
Way to start, right at the beginning  Now you only have the dull downward spiral of history to look forward to... Seriously nice box camera wielding and first time developing.
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bazza59
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bazza59 wrote:
really like these especially the way the helmet and tank highlights have been captured. Did I read it correctly that you used a camera from 1912 or so? Would like to see a pic of it as well.
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mmelvis
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mmelvis wrote:
Thank you all for the kind comments. I am enjoying developing my b/w film.
Picture of camera http://forum.mflenses.com/viewtopic,p,1136810.html#1136810 |
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
is that YOUR Thruxton? 
shot with your 99-year-old camera?
good job on your first film ...
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mmelvis wrote:
Fish4570: Yes that is my bike, had to take a shot. |
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
you must be young, with a young back to ride that thruxton. it is a way snappy looking triumph, so '60s. a bonnie is my style, and i'll have one some day, one of the modern ones like yours ...
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cooltouch
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cooltouch wrote:
Lookin good for a first time go at it.
Tell me, is that an optional seat for the Thruxton? I've only seen them wth the cafe-style seats.
Also, I note that you used the HP G4050 scanner. Congrats on the scan quality. I bought one of those, struggled with getting sharp image out of it and failed, and took it back. Bought a lightly used Epson 4990 instead, which I've been most pleased with.
Got any more pics? Especially of the bike?
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mmelvis
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mmelvis wrote:
The seat just has a plastic cover that goes over the back half of the seat to give the cafe racer hump.
The scanner, HP G4050 scanner, was $80 from e*bay site. Guess I got lucky with this one.
More pictures here:
http://forum.mflenses.com/viewtopic,p,1137633.html#1137633 |
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mmelvis
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mmelvis wrote:
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| you must be young, with a young back to ride that thruxton. it is a way snappy looking triumph, so '60s. a bonnie is my style, and i'll have one some day, one of the modern ones like yours ... |
Had to work out for a few weeks just to get to a point where I could ride the bike. No problem now doing 300-400 mile rides. |
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