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RSalles
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 Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 1:13 am Post subject: TMax with Stand |
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RSalles wrote:
Made 2 shots lately, with the Sinar F2, Tmax 100 with 120-6x9 roll film back. Dev. was with Agfa Rodinal 1:200, stand, 2hs at 20C.
The lens is a Tominon 4.5/105mm.
White rose with petals:
6x9_2014-3264+65-V2 por Renato Augusto Salles, no Flickr
Exploring textures of decaying leaves:
6x9_2014-3266+67_V1 por Renato Augusto Salles, no Flickr
This last photo is one of a series I'm studying now - composition, lightning and severasl variations of film dev. to achieve a proper balance between subject and film process, in this case, with TMax 100.
Both pics has a selenium toning, or some sort of, as the toning was done digitally.
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izvar
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izvar wrote:
Renato, your shots are stunning!
Nothing wrong with, excellent light, detailed tones, developer formula. Thanks for sharing!
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exaklaus wrote:
Very nicely done!!
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Yebisu
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Yebisu wrote:
They look good. I've tried 1:100 stand but never 1:200. I think I'll try after seeing these!
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RSalles
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RSalles wrote:
Izvar, Exaklaus, and Yebisu,
Thank you!
Renato |
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ForenSeil
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ForenSeil wrote:
Great photo and awesome development! Development looks much more interesting than what I've got from stand development 1:200 Rodinal.
The Tominon looks very good aswell!
Great results! Thank you for sharing!
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| Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2014 3:53 pm Post subject: |
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hemmo wrote:
| izvar wrote: |
Renato, your shots are stunning!
Nothing wrong with, excellent light, detailed tones, developer formula. Thanks for sharing! |
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WoW! Really exellent results Renato!
Have to try also this R09 / 1:200 / 2h.
Could I ask how you agitate these your 2h developement films?
(my method with R09 / 1h. has been => 1' agitation at start, and then at 20´ and 40' point few more turns).
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RSalles
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RSalles wrote:
Forenseil, Hemmo,
Thank you!
Hemmo,
I used Agfa Rodinal in these negatives.
Dilution was 1:200,
Agitation: first 1 min. continuous, and the rest just stand until the time end (2Hs).
Other details: first 3min. with pre-soak water at ambient temp, stop bath with acetic acid diluted 3ml/L,
2 consec. fixing baths with intermittent agitation - 5 minutes each. Wash in flowing water 1hr.
15 drops of dish machine post-washing agent per liter, to prevent drying marks - my home formula of Photo-Flo.
Had no bromide drags, neither any unwanted marks.
One think that I noted is that possibly I'll do some ISO adjustment for the next films, using 1/2 or 2/3 higher ISO compared with the box rating, it seems that the contrast curve is somewhat twisted to the right, bringing the film speed some increase but with highlights very detailed,
Cheers,
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hemmo wrote:
Thank you very much for sharing this your recipe Renato! 
I'm going to try this your way with the next film developing.
Really outstanding results these yours! Congrats!
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RSalles
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| Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2014 6:28 pm Post subject: |
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RSalles wrote:
You're welcome!
As soon as you have some results with stand, please post it at the forum,
Cheers,
Renato |
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NikonAIS wrote:
Fantastic stuff!
I was always the biggest fan of Plus-X exposed at ASA 64 until T-MAX 100 came along. 35mm of 120, it is just plain amazing stuff!!!
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