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pentaxpete
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 Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2014 9:04 pm Post subject: Pink Punk on Pentax ! |
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pentaxpete wrote:
Son of a Lady who ran an Agency in Hutton, Brentwood, for budding TV and Stage stars -- she got me to take him as a 1980's 'Punk' style -- not sure if it got him any work though !! I used my PENTAX 6x7 + 200mm f4 SMC Takumar and AGFA CT18 film. Lighting was by Bowens Monolite and some old Braun Hobby heads, in my lounge studio. I found photo in a lot of transparencies sent back by an agency that took over the original one that went broke when the owner died.
 Pink Punk by pentaxpete, on Flickr
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kansalliskala
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kansalliskala wrote:
nice!
when was this?
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
A good photo although I don't care for his style
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kiss-o-matic
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kiss-o-matic wrote:
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nice!
when was this? |
Ditto. Googling the film, it didn't use E6. Looks good though. |
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pentaxpete
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pentaxpete wrote:
It was taken on the 1980's I think when I used to get some work from that lady who ran the Theatrical Agency -- it was in the Agency files for so many years without being used so I didn't earn a penny from it !
Yes , AGFA CT 18 had its own developing chemistry at 20oC NOT the 38oC at which E6 is done !
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
CT18 was easy to process, compared to E4 or E6. I liked the colours from Agfa better than the Kodak.
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