Recent content by Billy_wiz

Thank you for all your replies. Accept my apologies for the late reply, due to a recent family bereavement.

I started in film photography, and if you had the negative and copyrighted © with your name, everything appeared to be ok. Unsure with digital images how they are © protected. As there is no proof I took the image i.e. no negative. What is the best way of copyrighting photo's, without going...

I must admit I do like mechanical watches...........................well done Nick

Hi Bill There is a preference to turn this option off, I think I did have the option when I listed the item for sale to turn off other postal outlets and just have royal mail. Hope this helps.

CharleyL said: 16 megapixels is about equal to 35 mm film, Thanks Charleyl, never knew that......................................coming from 35mm film background myself, makes me wonder why anyone wants a high resolution camera with 40 plus megapixels. unless they are looking for large...

Just one of those things you do on the spur of the moment, so I came across a 16MP camera I wanted years ago, so I decided to give a go and bought it. (yes someone said........what do want another one of those for you starting a collection. No guesses to who said that). So whilst she was...

As StephenM say's Temperature - I always set my temp 68 degree F or 20degree C temperature is very important Agitation - allows the chemicals to have an even contact with the film (no air bubbles) Time - always use manufactures instructions on time scales Get these main elements right and...

Looking for used camera where they have a B (bulb) setting for exposures longer than 30 seconds. I have been using an old Fuji S9500 9mp but has a B setting that is restricted. Not too bothered about Mega pixels so not looking for the latest camera, forgot to mention I normally shoot in manual...

Agree with all comments, a good crop bottom (showing half of pipe) left just after fitting and maybe a little from the top.

Anything more than 500 yards from the car just isn’t photogenic...........Edward Weston

Seems pretty good......................thank you.

Hi Wayne No haven't tried printing in that manner, however if you have an interest Victorian photography you used to be able to pick up glass plate slides/negatives at antique fairs quite easy.

100 ASA Ilford FP4

400 ASA HP5 is quite grainy film (it allows you take exposure readings in darker conditions) you wouldn't want to increase the grain in prints, but if you did you could use the developer at a higher temperature than 20 degree C, an outdate developer, which you had no control of using snappy...

I'd agree with all of the above, I would also look at the ISO/ASA of the film the higher the value the grainer the negative will be, also with the 2nd shoot if this is an enlargement of a part of the negative it will show up more grain in the final print.