Holga and Tri-X

[terri_wu]

I've been trying out Delta, Tmax 400, Tri-X 320 and now Tri-X 400 in

my Holga 120S and I must say that I'v never been as 'content' with

the results as when using this film.

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So for anyone out there using a Holga - give Tri-X 400 a try in it.

I personally loved the rich black I got.

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Here are a few examples from last week in Chinatown (from an on-going

project you can find <a href="http://pbase.com/terriwu">Here</a href>

for those that want to).

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<center><img src="http://www.pbase.com/image/24661562.jpg"></center>

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<center><img src="http://www.pbase.com/image/24661696.jpg"></center>

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<center><img src="http://www.pbase.com/image/24704157.jpg"></center>

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[mike_brown13]

We use Tri-X as well in our Holga. Do you have time exposure on yours? And where are your light leaks or flares? Looks good.

[steffen_ebert]

Tri-X 400 rocks... Terri too ;-)

[olivier_reichenbach]

Number two is simply gorgeous. You should post it on the Leica forum and say it's

been shot with a Leica MP and 35 Summilux ;-)

[scott_walton2]

Terri, if you like what your getting now, which I have to say is very nice stuff!,

try your Holga with TXP and soup in Diafine. You'll love it! More detail in

shadows, more sharper (higher acutance) and your highlights will be perfect!!!

3 minutes Bath A, 3 minutes Bath B, Fix, wash and shazam!

[terri_wu]

Thanks for the nice words.

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Here is one more - from a new roll of Tri-X 400 taken just a few days ago:

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<center><img src="http://www.pbase.com/image/24932392.jpg"></center>

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[raymond_tai]

Pacific Street in SF?

[jmooney]

Hi Terri,

 

Awesome shots....do you process and print yourself or do you send them to a lab?

 

Thanks and take care,

 

Jim