Add group to favorites
Back to group list
Send new message to group Search:
From: SquirrellyD - 09 Jul 2007, 01:12
I have just posted a huge list of Photography, Fine Art & Design books for sale. Many rare, out of print, signed books priced to move. Please have a look and email for prices: http :// www .spectacularopticals,com /Books.html thanks, Dave
0 Reply
From: Lloyd Erlick - 08 Jul 2007, 21:16
July 8, 2007, from Lloyd Erlick, I've been idly poking about online today, and enetered 'erotic painting' into Google images. Not very erotic, but a very large jpg file of Robert Capa's famous dying soldier turned up -- attributed to Frank Capra! http :// www .arts.rpi.edu/~ruiz/Lessons/Photojournalism/Frank%20Capra.jpg regards, --le ________________________________ Lloyd...
1 Posts. Last post send by: Lloyd Erlick - Sunday 08 Jul
From: wishful thinker - 08 Jul 2007, 04:35
What reasons can I give to someone just starting out in photography to convince them to choose conventional darkroom procedures over digital? My nephew is interested in photography as a hobby but digital is so dominant in the market that it is hard for me to persuade him to use film and a darkroom.
79 Posts. Last post send by: wishful thinker - Sunday 08 Jul
From: carbon based life form - 03 Jul 2007, 08:15
Anyone have any experience with HC 110 to reduce grain size in P3200? Or any other developers (other than T-Max & D-76...which are not really fine enough for my tastes..). TIA sam
15 Posts. Last post send by: carbon based life form - Tuesday 03 Jul
From: Peter Chant - 02 Jul 2007, 09:46
Any hint what is causing the edges of the neg to be darkened? Example, three b&w pictures at the top of the page. http :// homepage.ntlworld,com /peter.chant/gallery/Iceland/ It's not a light leak as the darkening only occurs on exposed areas, not between them. Details: FP4+ exposed at 80ASA 10.30 min in Rodinol 1:50 at 20 degC Agitated 10 sec...
35 Posts. Last post send by: Peter Chant - Monday 02 Jul
From: peter.desmidt@gmail,com - 29 Jun 2007, 03:06
Does anyone have a starting development time for the following: 120mm 400tx (not the 320), Jobo CPP-2, 75*F, Pyrocat HD 1 +1+ 100 for use with a diffusion enlarger on graded silver gelatin paper?
3 Posts. Last post send by: peter.desmidt@gmail,com - Friday 29 Jun
From: garysgarage@gmail,com - 28 Jun 2007, 22:21
hi all and greetings i have an old vv2024 kodak vertical and am still useing it but and there is always a but lol i really need a reduction and enlargement scale as it was lost with the side panels if any one has it i would be eternially gratefull or even if you had a 1 or 2 or 3 percent reduction or enlargement number for copy board and llens board i...
1 Posts. Last post send by: garysgarage@gmail,com - Thursday 28 Jun
From: garysgarage@gmail,com - 28 Jun 2007, 22:20
hi all and greetings i have an old vv2024 kodak vertical and am still useing it but and there is always a but lol i really need a reduction and enlargement scale as it was lost with the side panels if any one has it i would be eternially gratefull or even if you had a 1 or 2 or 3 percent reduction or enlargement number for copy board and llens board i...
0 Reply
From: peter.desmidt@gmail,com - 28 Jun 2007, 20:05
Has anyone had any experience with FSA toning of prints or negatives? According to Dr. Rudman, "When FSA toner redevelops the halides that have been regenerated in the bleaching stage, it does so to a different form, producing so-coalled 'colloidal' silver, consisteing of very small particles of different sizes and shapes." [The Photographer's Toning Book,...
0 Reply
From: Monica Schulz - 28 Jun 2007, 12:08
hi ng, I ´ve a question regarding the understanding of the nature of grain in photographic film. As I understand it what´s normally called "grain" is the perceived clumping of the silver particles through the depth of the emulsion. But the size of those silver-halide crystals is between 0,2 and 2,0 µm and grain is said to be between 10 to 30 µm,...
2 Posts. Last post send by: Monica Schulz - Thursday 28 Jun
From: sreenath - 28 Jun 2007, 09:10
I am seeking comments from the newsgroup about a "new/different" idea that I have for reversal processing of b/w film. I thought of this method since I am hesitant to use potassium dichromate (I have a KG of this stuff unused for past 7 years), or potassium permanganate(sp?) and acids. Here are the steps: 1. Expose and develop film 2. Wash the film...
4 Posts. Last post send by: sreenath - Thursday 28 Jun
From: peter.desmidt@gmail,com - 27 Jun 2007, 01:29
Well, I haven't been here in a few years. Hopefully, the signal-to- noise ratio has improved. It's nice to see posts from some familier people. I spent the last couple days shooting infrared in 4x5 and 120 and developing in Pyrocat. Regards, Peter De Smidt www .desmidt,net
6 Posts. Last post send by: peter.desmidt@gmail,com - Wednesday 27 Jun
From: Lofty - 25 Jun 2007, 23:30
Hi All, Have just started using Forte Polywarmtone FB paper, using Agfa neutol warmtone dev, however I cannot find any instructions as to what filtration to use for different grades needed. I have a Durst 707 enlarger. Can anyone please help with the filtration for grades 2 -3 - 4 - 5 Thanks in advance lofty
9 Posts. Last post send by: Lofty - Monday 25 Jun
From: Lloyd Erlick - 25 Jun 2007, 15:00
June 25, 2007, from Lloyd Erlick, Last year I got some Glycin and made a lot of prints using the Edwal 102 print developer formula. I substituted potassium sulfite for the sodium salt in the original formula. Here it is: ------------------------------------------ Edwal 102 — Glycin-Only Print Developer, partial-Potassium version, Working Solution Water...
3 Posts. Last post send by: Lloyd Erlick - Monday 25 Jun
From: gcorbeau - 25 Jun 2007, 11:59
I placed new photographs from "Cinque Terre" Italy on my website. If You want to look, You are welcome Gaston www .gastoncorbeau.nl
0 Reply
