I shot this film ages ago and finally got around to developing it. It was shot on TMAx 400 with a Bronica ETRSi and for exposures I estimated using the Sunny 16 rule. I have the electronic view finder but I like the feel of shooting from the waist.
The results were ok other than comp and exposure but once I get a light meter I'm confident of conquering this camera. The whole process has been pretty enjoyable.
More at http://www.newvibes.com/blog/developed-my-first-120-film/
The images are largely as they are from the developing tank except for some cropping and exposure changes for the overly blown images. I think with some sharpening and noise reduction I could get the quality even better. I'm pretty happy with the quality of the Tmax-400, its amazing how minuscule the grain is on a normal exposure.
The results were ok other than comp and exposure but once I get a light meter I'm confident of conquering this camera. The whole process has been pretty enjoyable.
More at http://www.newvibes.com/blog/developed-my-first-120-film/
The images are largely as they are from the developing tank except for some cropping and exposure changes for the overly blown images. I think with some sharpening and noise reduction I could get the quality even better. I'm pretty happy with the quality of the Tmax-400, its amazing how minuscule the grain is on a normal exposure.
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T-Max really is a wonderful film, when you print it and look at the grain through a magnifier it is barely there!