Did some art reproduction
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re edited a old photo
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Nice. I recently got an ETRS but I've not had enough time to doing anything other than the usual photoing the cat to make sure May I ask what your dev process is? Dev/scanning etc
@ignhelper may I ask what your deal is, working with models etc. Do you do it by trade? Or is it mutual benefit work, ie they get their photos taken and you work with models
TFCDs/test shoots. They get the photos I get the photo. Its a agreement basically.
But you should have a moodboard ready, makeup artist, or clothing if necessary, this will help convince em more. A good concept will be a good way of convincing them.
Plus I'm lazy so tinder is also where I find my models.
Nice! ETRS was my first medium format camera, I loved using it and I still have it
I develop in Ilfotec HC at 1:31 dilution, stop with water, fix with Ilford rapid fixer and scan with an Epson V600
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quick wee headshot from today
Yup, beauty dish with diffuser.
Just look at examples on pinterest and tell them to do this pose
Last of the Belgium pics, I didn't take many I'm getting rusty
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Accidentally left red filter on this one, would've preffered the white sky. Selenium toned.
How do you find working with such high dilutions? I've only one cylinder with 25ml graduates. I'm normally using ilfosol-3 (1:9 or 1:14), and it's largely eyeballed. A few weeks ago I tried HP5+ @ 1600 with Ilsofol-3 (which I think is less than ideal). Was maybe thinner than I would like for enlarging (results in short printing times), but they'd probably scan decently. Grain was acceptably fine on 120.
I'm in two minds about whether to get a scanner for scanning film, or putting the money towards RA-4 colour printing chemistry and paper. I only scan the odd print here and there and find that to be a bit of chore and dust is a pain in the arse, the prospect of having to correct film scans turns me off. On the other hand, my current scanner for prints is a piece of shit
Only picture I've got from my Bronica to hand is this test print. But i cropped it to fit the paper (stupid and weird shape for portait), and would've preferred to use a 50mm rather than the 75mm.
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I really need to get back in the darkroom, it's been weeks
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Haven't posted any of my stuff here for a while
I've only developed about 10 rolls and that's the only way I've done it so I don't know what to say
I use a syringe and/or a little 50ml graduate for measuring the chemicals and then dump them into measuring jugs and top up to the 400ml mark
I have a big 2 reel tank but I have yet to use it
I've never printed in a darkroom so scanning is actually the exciting part for me
A couple of prints from a recent trip. These were toned but that's been lost in the scanning
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So I've been toying with film recently, here's some of my personal favs recently. Ilford FP4 for black and white and Kodak colourplus 200 for the colour one
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picked up a cheap Zeiss Ikon Nettar, a little 6x6 folder. Only got a 6.3 lens, but it plays nicely with a flash
really surprised how sharp it is. It doesn't have any double-exposure prevention, so I'll have to keep on top of that
Silly picture of my pal:
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Used to post here a while ago when I was in highschool and had access to a camera
~6 years later, finally bought myself a camera
how you doin
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few from japan
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Always blown away entering this thread by the quality of photos. Clearly there's a high degree of skill component involved, but as someone that doesn't regularly look at the state of high-end equipment I can't help but feel that the tech must have seriously improved in the last few years.
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Color or B/W?
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