Recent content by paulhuk

Try Jack The Hat Either the 10" or 20" Generic cable releases should be fine. Paul

The Polaroid 405 or Fuji PA-145 are for the smaller pack films - FP100C and FP100C Silk. Paul

I finally got round to home developing nearly two years worth of B+W films :D Just a couple of examples both taken in my usual testing/stamping ground of Ashton Gardens in sunny/windy St. Annes On Sea. This one was from one of the first rolls I put through a Zeiss Ikon Nettar 6x9 I bought...

And there is also the DIY route, not that I've tried it myself......yet :D http://www.apug.org/forums/forum216/78392-making-ground-glass-focus-screen.html Paul

The pdfs are actually available on the Jobo site, though fairly well hidden :D http://www.jobo.com/web/jobo_service_analog/analog_frei/bedanleitung_pdf/index.html Paul

Dollar - Hand Held In Black & White Jack Johnson - F Stop Blues Felt - Penelope Tree Siouxsie & The Banshees - Red Light Babybird - You're Gorgeous and my favourite :D The Tea Set - Tri X Pan _cgo1KRotvY Paul

Some Polaroids from Monday's Film club at Arc Studios Preston. A very brave man with his Bulldog 8x10 camera+300mm lens :) The lovely model Carla has disappeared because the flash on my Polaroid 1200i triggered the slaved studio flash which was maxed out at F22 for the ISO 25 film in the...

There are some examples here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16509382 ID on the camera in the self portrait please:D Paul

The Agfa Isolette, though it is another folding camera. Paul

I'll put a word in for Editta Sherman. Some magnificent 8x10 portraits and a colossal, largely unseen archive. The interview is from approx 2008. She was forced to leave her Carnegie Hall Studio apartment as was her fellow photographer Bill Cunningham. NKuFeF1iHws

A couple of instants from one of my recent forays into Large Format. I'm stuck on using Polaroid/Fuji Instant Film at the moment, partly to test that the cameras/lens are functioning correctly and largely through dread of wresting with holders and film sheets in a changing bag :eek: Shot...

Darren, It might be worth trying the Lancashire Monochrome group. Their monthly meets are in Leyland, so fairly local. Paul

My own experience - 8 rolls of 35mm; 6 rolls of 120; Jobo DuoReel; Changing Bag - is that 35mm is much, much, much easier than 120! As already mentioned 35mm is even easier if you can do the initial attachment to the reel in normal light, so I really need to get proficient with not re-winding...

I C41 dev'ed 6 rolls of 120 film on Sunday. The film was all re-badged South Korean Kodak Pro 160. Good grief it was "difficult" loading the reels :eek: I need to practice my technique much more before my next go at 120. I lost a couple of frames on the first run because of overlap...

I C41 dev'ed another 6 rolls last Thursday evening. No contamination this time :thumbs: I am getting some stains on the negs which, after discussion with my local film sage Derek :) I believe are down to impurities in the water, so an in-line filter looks to be a necessary purchase...