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By Rick Helmke · Posted
I’ve done all of those things and have yet to be kicked out of a wedding or a courtroom for that matter. I do have to concede though I can see where a quiet camera is better. I grew up on motor driven F2s and loud music so I suspect my outlook is different than the current generation of photographers. Rick H. -
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By thescarletfield · Posted
Hello! New here just trying to find some help from more experience people. I bought some expired sheet film(4x5) on auction site (vericolor 4105 S Film Exp 1973) i sent two sheets to the lab to test shot at +1 and +2 stops from box speed. fully aware i might get no image or very underexposed image. I Just needed a baseline to start testing. But what i got confused me way more. image link here but also attached in case this is not allowed - https://imgur.com/a/V5ywxwx So doing the only logical thing i could do, i shot two more images and cross processed at home using DF96 (only developer i have) and some ilford rapid fixer. The idea was to see if this film was usable at all. Exposures this time was at ISO 8 and ISO 8+3stops. and i got a negative: https://imgur.com/a/USnhJ7R coated in this white residue: https://imgur.com/a/iHXlkgJ so i don't know how to move forward from here. Did the lab mess up the first 2 sheets? or does the C41 process somehow destroyed the image? i don't have enough experience here to even know what the takeaway is?
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