Nice picture, but I still think color works better with ZP :)
Joao
G.Penate wrote:
Have one more image to show you, it is titled Plastic Beauty Pageant and
have added it here http://members.home.com/penate/ZP120_2.html
Although originally a color image (from the same roll as Kathouse, image
Hi folks,
Have you tried the bleach and redevelopment sistem?
I believe it might be a better solution, try
http://www.qa63.dial.pipex.com/bleachbleach.htm
Hope it helps
Joao
John Yeo wrote:
I've only used it once... to take the stem off a flower against a back
blackground. I started by
If my memory serves me right, I believe Photographers Formulary , in
Missoula , Montana, USA offers a compensating reducer, which dissolves the
blocked up areas or the highlights first, just the converse of a compensating
developer. I have never used the product personally, but have seen a
Contact print the negs as is. Then scan them. Use the sun if you have to.
Theoretically you can use part A of farmer's reducer until the image totally
dissolves then redevelop until it looks right.
Richard Heather
Guy Glorieux wrote:
Hi all,
I just shot a couple of rolls of 120 BW film with
John Sexton gives this problem some thought and possibly offers a solution
Kodak Farmers Reducer mixed according to manufacturers' suggestions is not
an effective reducer for T-MAX emulsions. If you need to reduce T-MAX films
try Kodak Farmer's Reducer R-4a which is included in most formularies.
I've only used it once... to take the stem off a flower against a back
blackground. I started by mixing solution A and B together (according to
the instructions) and couldn't get it to do anything at all. I asked on
usenet, and Richard Knoppow advised to just use solution A alone, then soak
the
Hi all,
I just shot a couple of rolls of 120 BW film with my pinhole camera and
they turned out to be massively overexposed (due to my own error).
Any suggested treatment from anybody? I hear that the stuff to use is
Farmer's Reducer but I've never used it. Does anyone have experience
with
I recently came into possession of a 5x7 dark slide that has been cut in
half to give to approx. 6x17 exposures on a 5x7 piece of film. I have a
fairly decent 5x7 camera (Kodak 33a) and would like to use the setup to
make some pinhole panoramas. However, once I fashion a pinhole
lensboard, I'm
G.Penate wrote:
Have one more image to show you, it is titled Plastic Beauty Pageant and
have added it here http://members.home.com/penate/ZP120_2.html
Nice. I have been surprised and pleased with how well the bw
Polaroid shots I have been taking lately (using one of the zone
plates you made
Have one more image to show you, it is titled Plastic Beauty Pageant and
have added it here http://members.home.com/penate/ZP120_2.html
Although originally a color image (from the same roll as Kathouse, image
#59 at http://www.pinholeday.org/exhibition/ ), using photoshop I turned it
into a BW to
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