kevin_finigan

I recently purchased a miniature speed graphic. I have located a supplier who I can get 2-1/4 x 3-1/4 sheet film. My question is, what is the best way to process this film? Do I process it in a pan or is there some sort of can I can get to process it like I do 35mm film? If I process the film in a pan, can I use a safe light? Any help with this procedure would be greatly appreciated.

Check out the home page of the site.

If you can find a copy of the October issue of Shutterbug Magazine there is an artcle about solarization. If you follow the auther's instructions you can get some surprising effects.

 

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Kevin

Sorry, forgot to include the address where the article is located.

 

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www.isc.rit.edu/~andpph/articles.html

 

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kevin

Sorry forgot to include the address where I found the article.

 

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www.isc.rit.edu/~andpph/articles.html

I found through surfing the many black and white photo sites a very interesting article;

 

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"A Use for that Last Cup of Coffee: Film and Paper Development"

 

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Dr. Scott Williams and the Technical Photographic Chemistry 1995 Class.

 

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Imaging and Photographic Technology Department

Rochester Institute of Technology

Rochester, New York

 

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I was curious if anyone else has read this article and if so have they used the formula that is included within this same artcle? I have been planning on trying it out, but would also like to here some feedback.

 

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Thanks

Kevin

I would like to experiment with Liquid emulsions and

would like to hear pros and cons about these two products.

Has anyone used either or both?

I have just purchased a C330F, 80mm lens, porrometer, lens hood, no.6 checkered view screen and a couple of filters for $225.00. I also found someone who needed money for a guitar (go figure). I have found that the price you paid is a reasonable price. I did a lot of research on the subject and found that the body goes for approx. $400.00. Just remember if you buy new lens for it to purchase the black ones, the chrome are not serviceable and also arn't made as good. Have fun.

 

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Kevin