tklim
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<p>An American establishment in Warsaw, Poland: Jeff's Steak House.<br>
I used a Minolta MD camera with my favourite lens: W-Rokkor 35mm/2.8. The pic was taken on AGFA APX 100 film developed in FX-37.</p><div>
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<p>Just strolling in the city, always with my camera ;)</p><div></div>
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<p>I'm not sure, the scanning resolution could be one reason, and another might be the negative density; usually denser negatives of the same emulsion exhibit coarser grain than 'thin' negatives. I strive to give all my 35 films N-1 development.</p>
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<p>...and a full picture:</p><div></div>
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<p>I thought you might wish to view another example. The image below is a 600 x 510 section cropped from the original scan 3398 x 2256 of a 24x36 frame of TMAX-100 developed in Crawley's FX-37 and scanned using a flatbed Epson scanner series 28xx, at the maximum hardware resolution of 2400 dpi. Noteworthy might be the fact that the film expired in 2004 and was exposed in 2016. I applied slight sharpening, an amount I normally use after downsizing a picture to meet typical internet gallery requirements.</p><div></div>
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<p>I used my Minolta XG-1 with an MD 50/2 lens, loaded with Ilford Pan 100 film. The negative was developed in PC-TEA.</p><div></div>
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Trying to hide but pretty unsuccessfully... ;)<div></div>
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<p>The Ferry Has Just Departed<br>
Shot two weeks ago on Kodak TMAX 100 (TMX), developed in FX-37</p><div>
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I've no idea what "RIKE ZOHAN" was supposed to mean... There are no
such words, even in Polish... ;)<div>
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