KRB
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I was out of chemicals for color, so I took it to my local (very good) lab. The owner advised to push the film so I took his advise. The results are pretty good. Chiefs Rally - Kelly Burkhart Chiefs Rally - Kelly Burkhart Chiefs Rally - Kelly Burkhart Edit: am I not allowed to link to smug mug? You should be able to right click and see the images... How can I make them show up inline?
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Thank you all for this information. I'll let you know how it goes.
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I realized this evening that I loaded portra 160 35mm film thinking I loaded portra 400. So I consequently under exposed the whole roll. Should it be developed differently? Or should I just send it in and hope for the best? All shots were outside during an overcast day.
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What do you wipe with?
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I've only done long exposures on digital. I cranked up the ISO very high set a wide aperture and shot test shots with relatively short shutter speeds to discover an EV. From there I calculated the exposure time based on the difference with the aperture and ISO I wanted to use for the real shot. -K
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To Get Wet or Not to Get Wet . . .
KRB replied to ed_farmer's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
Interesting thread... I don't have much to offer practically as I'm *very* new to film and don't do any printing. But I'm within 5 years of your age so from that perspective my advice is do what makes you happy. If this is a hobby for you and you have the means and the time and wet printing really jazzes you and the space enables you, then do go big! Have fun. -
I just started a similar odyssey and purchased a GL690 (after purchasing a very old Rolleiflex). I'm a 35mm rangefinder shooter, so the Fuji feels more natural to me than the TLR. I've gotten nice results handholding as well as on a tripod. Attached is handheld at (I think), f4, 1/125. -K
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While walking around the West Bottoms area of KC this guy noticed my (huge) Fujica GL690. We talked cameras a bit; years ago he had a Rolleiflex. Delta 100, DD-X 1:4.
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Not a great image... but here it is. Focus is off somewhat. Later in the roll I have several rangefinder test shots from a tripod showing clearly that the focusing error is mine, not the cameras. BTW, This is from a Fujica GL690. I was not too careful re the focusing, thinking that f5.6 would be pretty generous. It's still pretty thin at this distance!
