a.RodriguezPix wrote:
Okay, my next steep toward using film, and doing so correctly, involved purchasing an old school light meter, the Gossen Sixtar Exposure Meter, however, i'm still trying to figure out how to read it!!
Developed my own c-41 for the first time today.. Way easier than i had expected it to be. It's not perfect but im happy with this for the first go at it.
Some wonderful shots in this thread. Attaboys-and girls- to you all. Here are a couple with my 'new to me' Mamiya Super 23 press camera. Tmax 100 souped in Rodinal 1+50. You will kindly overlook the perspective issues; haven't figured out how to use Image->Transform->Skew just yet.
Been shooting a lot more film since getting this new scanner. Here are a few from my srT201 and gold200. Lenses are the 50 1.7 rokkor and a minolta celtic 28 f2.8. Walgreens processed, kodak pakon scanned and slight processing in LR4.4. From out and about hiking at the local state natural area.
I was taught an embarrassing and annoying lesson wrt to paying attention...
I wanted to develop some film in Rodinal with added sodium ascorbate, and somehow grabbed the ascorbic acid package and dosed my Rodinal with ascorbic acid... I noticed only after my negs came out blank.
Anyways. Here are a few images that I developed in Parodinal without any additives...
Delta 100 Pro in Rodinal 1:25.
