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This is my second Bulk Loaded Fomapan 100 Roll. I loaded a 17 exposure test roll to see if I had any light defect and such. No problem at all and the film is clean. I developed this specific test roll with a 1+9 Dillution of Ilford PQ Universal Developer which is a Paper developer normally. Ilford officially won't recommend it for 35mm film so I guess this is my first ever experimental developing attempt... I didnt hated the result I think they look decent. !+9 Dillution PQ 19degree 7:30 min of development time. 13 min ilford rapid fixer and 1 min Ilfostop bath. Household soapy water.
I thought about not posting these photos because I don't like the result, but my friends say they are awesome and should be shared. Technically, I tried to repeat the technology of Sergei Prokudin-Gorsky from the middle of the 19th century. When three images are taken through red, green and blue filters, they are superimposed and a color image is obtained. But I'm too fond of photos on the Kodak Aerochrome, so I added an infrared filter to the trichrome. In the album you can see what happened. I will be glad to your comments!
Russia. Moscow, Gorky Park
Photo taken: 04.05.2018
Camera: Canon EOS 5
Lens: Canon Zoom Lens EF 70-210 mm
Film: Agfa Aviphot Pan 80 (expired)
+ developed in Silberra Ascorol for 10 min
Scanner: Epson Stylus Photo RX500
Harman Direct Positive Prints (2) - I've adapted a UV light box to expose - These were all shot a while ago and I thought they'd look neat in this medium - I will post the CNEGs that I used to create the positives at some point.
These photos were taken by me in 2001, the amazing industrial object - the ruins of the incinerator, which has not was finished (construction banned Greenpeace). On this place I linked is very good, full of exciting and extreme memories, as we have been here often with friends. This plant we called FWL (it was written on his wall). I amazed his energy and power!!!
Kodak Double-X on a sequined sunny day. Semi-stand processed in #Rodinal at 1:100 for 1hr. Minial post-processing due to how lovely it all worked out :) #nikAndTrickMadeMeDoIt
Kodak Double-X on a sequined sunny day. Semi-stand processed in #Rodinal at 1:100 for 1hr. Minial post-processing due to how lovely it all worked out :) #nikAndTrickMadeMeDoIt
--- Film: Rollei Ortho 25 film exposed at 50 ASA.
--- Developed in Foma Fomadon R09 (Agfa Rodinal Equivalent), 1+25 for 6 min.
--- Professional scan from negative.
Printed OHP negatives 8..5x11 (B$W) Used Ilford DIrect Positive Paper, in what was my final test before running new images through the process. Flooded with light from a enlarger, paper pre-flashed before use/
