Paul Gabel wrote:
Huss, beautiful TX/Xpan shot. I did notice the roll wasn't very tight, but first I'll replace the light seals of the Autocord.
Kevin, there are quite a few videos on YouTube showing how to load the XA. Not too difficult, except if you have very big hands. It is very much worth it, since you can carry the XA always with you
Did I link the wrong camera? I intended to post my Minolta Autochord. Have no idea how to load it. But, I will look at YouTube, had not thought of looking there.
Great images on this thread - Edward great colour from Ektar do you get these scanned at a lab or do you scan them youself? Love the XPan shots on Provia!
Hasselblad 203FE with Planar 100/3.5 lens - Rollei SuperPan 200 for the first 3 images and Fortepan 200 for the last one all developed in XTOL stock scanned with a Nikon Coolscan
nicoimages wrote:
Great images on this thread - Edward great colour from Ektar do you get these scanned at a lab or do you scan them youself? Love the XPan shots on Provia!
Hasselblad 203FE with Planar 100/3.5 lens - Rollei SuperPan 200 for the first 3 images and Fortepan 200 for the last one all developed in XTOL stock scanned with a Nikon Coolscan
From around the house a few weeks back testing out some ancient diafine to see if it was good after mixing (it was, of course. those cans of powder last forever). Shot with my now sold Nikon FM, triX @1250, nikkor pre ai 50/1.4, pakon scanned. Some of my pets and grandson.
I've been storing a bunch of Copex Rapid 120 and it's super secret sauce Dokuspeed since I got back from Germany last year It's super cheap there, not here unfortunately...
I played with it in a bunch of different caffenol recipes last year with mixed but promising results but the Dokuspeed really is a no brainer and super easy/fast developement. Fix for 1 minute!
If I had a the glass carrier for this scanner the results would really be startling but not too bad as is
