Well as I say, it is something I've only just started to use, and I was quite impressed with how far it got me. The "depressing" thing was a tongue in cheek comment about how little I understood what the sliders did because it moved so many of them that I never touch.
IIRC there was a guy called George Jardine who did a series of tutorials a free years back. I find then to be fantastically useful. I must try and find them
I suppose what I was really trying to get at wasn't so much whether it was better to use auto or not ( as I said in my OP - I was experimenting with Auto then tweaking manually ) but how the auto button triggered all these weird and wonderful slider adjustments that I'd never consider and yet...
Man, just when I feel I’m getting somewhere with editing pictures I find the auto button in Lightroom ( well, I knew it was there but had ignored it ) and it makes all these crazy - looking adjustments I’d never imagine doing and the picture changes into an amazing starting place to edit, often...
By no means, Chris. I find it interesting to learn how people process their films. Thank you for all the information. I have a larger syringe which comfortably measured s 15ml so that works for me because I need 500ml for my tank
Hah. My mistake. I did indeed mean Ilfotec HC. Thank you for the information. That's good to know and should make things a lot easier. I'm not sure how precise these things need to be but I will try and be as accurate as I can.
Hi all
I have acquired a bottle of Ilfotec HD. It is still sealed and well within date but I've never used it before and I'm wondering how essential it is to dilute a stock solution as Ilford recommend.. I realise this would be easier to mix but it would give me 4L of stock which I'd need to...
Sorry. I probably haven’t been clear. I admire prints from film and indeed I used to hand my own darkroom and very enjoyable it was too. I completely agree with all that’s been said about the good stuff about it.
What I wondered about was if scanning - by its digital capture of the image -...
Interesting. I suppose like every hobby, people do it for different reasons.
I've just got an itch. I don't know if it is because I've got this old film gear doing nothing, or if it might be just a novelty.
I suspect for me it's at least in part, a desire to tinker and get my teeth into a...
Thank you. Yes I can see it's the only way to share and I can see all the advantages of that. I do like the look of film very much and I spent some years in the darkroom in my younger days. It's just that I've never scanned a negative and I'm fearful it might make all the film work in vain. I...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.