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From: allPhoto - 05 Aug 2007, 02:57
250 new pictures from NordEste of Brazil: 1) Salvador, Bahia http :// www .allphoto,com .pl/galeria/thumbnails.php?album=32 http :// www .allphoto,com .pl/galeria/thumbnails.php?album=32&page=2 2) Saint John's Festival, Campina Grande, Pariba Ilha de Itaparica, Bahia http :// www .allphoto,com .pl/galeria/thumbnails.php?album=32&page=3 http :// www .allphoto,com .pl/galeria/thumbnails.php?album=32&page=4 3)...
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From: Lew - 02 Aug 2007, 18:43
I believe one was mentioned on this list about a year ago, but I can't find the reference. I need a second sheet of glass to hold my negs flat in my flat bed scanner. Hopefully I'll be able to proof an entire roll of 35 mm in a single scan. Microtek 1800f if anyone needs to know. -Lew
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From: CALI - 29 Jul 2007, 02:00
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From: Michael Quintero - 23 Jul 2007, 11:07
Dear ng, As far as I understand it the grain in the bw negative can to some extend be controlled by choice of the developer. MicrodolX is among others said to produce a slightly grainier impression than e.g. Rodinal. Now my newbie question is how this relates to the color process? Is there also a choice of different developers that influence the impression...
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From: Jackie - 20 Jul 2007, 08:23
I am a green hands in printing industry ,and our factory locate in China shenzhen ,many customer always give ## of the weight ,but here China always use basic weight ,who can teach me how change of them my MSN is jasminejlcn@hotmail,com hope any kinds person can teach me thanks thanks
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From: sreenath - 19 Jul 2007, 08:59
Hi All, I would like some tips about cutting sheet lith films so that I can roll it into 120 roll film, or load into pinhole/box camera. I get this film in 20"x24" size. I once did it and found it very hard to cut the film- I used the normal print paper trimmer. The film is too thin and the blade simple moved over the film instead of cutting it. One...
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From: sreenath - 18 Jul 2007, 10:10
Hi All, I recently shot a roll of 35mm film; mostly landscape in cloudy conditions. Since I use grade2 paper, I decided to increase contrast by developing for more time. I learnt from rec.photo.darkroom that an increse of approximately 30 percent in development time would increase contrast by one grade a paper; and that would also increase film speed....
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From: observador1970@gmail,com - 16 Jul 2007, 22:23
I gained 30 rolls of Kodakolor X negative film, and use some rolls in my Rolleiflex, but this film are developed in the C-22 process, and i have no idea how to develop. Somebody knows some alternative developing process for this film? Thanks
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From: Peter Chant - 16 Jul 2007, 14:12
Ok chaps, it is not my week. Tried stand development. FP4+ exposed at 125. Rodinal 1:150 for 1 hour, no agitation. Patterson tank and reals. 600ml dev (500ml needed to cover spool). Could be just a fluke as I normally don't have problems but: http :// www .petezilla.co.uk/gallery/Oddments All bar the butterfly. Seemed to effect the end of the film...
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From: Noons - 15 Jul 2007, 13:09
I've recently started using b/wfilm again. More specifically, delta400 and xp2. Last time I used b/w was >25 years ago, so my memory of it is nothing but foggy! I'm currently scannning the film with a 9000ED. One thing I've noticed: the grain in both of these films seems to be proportional to the exposure: in dark sections or just plain underexposed,...
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From: Murray - 13 Jul 2007, 13:03
I have 300' of Kodak Hawkeye Surveillance film (B&W) and the first roll is still in the camera. I was checking development times with some small pieces and was upset to see the emulsion reticulate and finally fall off the film in lumps. My initial reaction was to blame the tap water wash before and after the fixer, but I suspect it is something other...
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From: Nicholas O. Lindan - 12 Jul 2007, 23:29
Midsomer Murders, "A Picture of Innocence", Season 10, #6 http :// www .imdb,com /title/tt0908628/ Anybody in the UK seen it? If people were going to commit murder over the issue Midsomer is where they would do it. -- Nicholas O. Lindan, Cleveland, Ohio Darkroom Automation: F-Stop Timers, Enlarging Meters http :// www .darkroomautomation,com /index.htm n...
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From: Lew - 12 Jul 2007, 02:38
Are there any proofers out there anymore that'll proof 120 and/or 35(6 frames x 6 strips) on an 8x10 sheet of paper? The sales people at BH are unfamiliar with this concept & the closest we could find in their catalog was $75.00! -Lew -- -Lew The workers took the robot for Maria.
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From: otzi - 12 Jul 2007, 01:52
Inbteresting http :// libraries.mit.edu:80/archives/exhibits/purse/index.html -- Otzi
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From: Nicholas O. Lindan - 10 Jul 2007, 21:20
It is claimed one can make an IJ print that can't be told from a SG print. Challenge: Make a silver-gelatine print than can't be told from an ink-jet print. -- Nicholas O. Lindan, Cleveland, Ohio Darkroom Automation: F-Stop Timers, Enlarging Meters http :// www .darkroomautomation,com /index.htm n o lindan at ix dot netcom dot com
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