jeff_schraeder1
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How to make my Tri-X less curly
jeff_schraeder1 replied to andrew_viny's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
<p>I cut my 35mm negatives into 5 frame strips and store them in clear pages with slots for the strips (I forget what they are called) and keep them in 3 ring binders. The start out a bit curled but after a few weeks they flatten out.</p> -
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<p>The experience of looking through glass seems more immediate to me than looking at a screen so I find it more satisfying and I believe it helps creativity by being more engaging. My 2 digital cameras are a Leica M9 and a Fuji X-100, both have optical viewfinders.</p>
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I spend much time in Paris and your image captures perfectly the feel of walking on Île St Louis while avoiding any clichés. Notre Dame, just to the right, must have been tempting but you stayed with capturing the feeling. Nice work! -
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w/nw: Evidence of people (no people)
jeff_schraeder1 replied to Brad_'s topic in Street & Documentary
<p><img src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-GFSKUladJDY/T49scuuxPyI/AAAAAAAAANU/SKn9Ejw7NvI/s1600/00_004_01.jpg" alt="" /></p> -
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<p>At the time I had plenty of money so I was just trying different formats. I like the 6x9 format. It is similar to 35mm but much bigger. The Mamiya 7II works much better for me in the city (Paris) because of the electronics. Trees and mountains rarely move, people do so you have to be quick.</p>
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