Show us yer film shots then!

[ianhl]

Following on from ifotou's 5x4 shot, here's one I did at the weekend...

HP5 plus, EI400 developed in DDX. 210mm Nikkor lens, 50 seconds at f32.
Scanned using an Epson V700.

Hope you like it.

Mark

one word...wow!

any filters used?

 

[Cathald]

Following on from ifotou's 5x4 shot, here's one I did at the weekend...

HP5 plus, EI400 developed in DDX. 210mm Nikkor lens, 50 seconds at f32.
Scanned using an Epson V700.

Hope you like it.

Mark

Stunning shot
Is there a reason for the 50 seconds?

 

[ifotou]

Stunning shot
Is there a reason for the 50 seconds?

i'd assume reciprocity - anything over 1/4 sec ish on ilford B&W sheet film causes issues with reciprocity.

 

[kiasdad]

Stunning shot
Is there a reason for the 50 seconds?

Thanks! Why was it a 50s shot?

ifotu's partly right.

The shot was taken indoors using natural light from a north-facing window. So, there wasn't a huge amount of light to start with. My base exposure was 4 seconds at f22.6

Factor in the lens extension, which was 275mm (lens extension squared / focal length squared), gave a 1.71x increase in exposure. Add 2x for the yellow-green filter, brings the total exposure factor up to 3.71x or almost 15s at f32. Using the little graph that comes with Ilford HP5 plus, I then applied the correction for reciprocity failure, taking the exposure up to 50s.

Suffice to say, it wasn't hand-held

Hope that explains it.

Cheers


Mark

 

[ifotou]

sorry mark - i was being a little simplistic

 

[kiasdad]

No apology needed - maybe I'm being too complicated!

 

[ifotou]

not at all interesting to hear how you do things

i'm just waiting on my filter holder adapter arriving for the LF and picked up a pack or provia 100 and Velvia 50 today so i should be having a fair bit of fun over the weeks to come

 

[Cathald]

Thanks! Why was it a 50s shot?

ifotu's partly right.

The shot was taken indoors using natural light from a north-facing window. So, there wasn't a huge amount of light to start with. My base exposure was 4 seconds at f22.6

Factor in the lens extension, which was 275mm (lens extension squared / focal length squared), gave a 1.71x increase in exposure. Add 2x for the yellow-green filter, brings the total exposure factor up to 3.71x or almost 15s at f32. Using the little graph that comes with Ilford HP5 plus, I then applied the correction for reciprocity failure, taking the exposure up to 50s.

Suffice to say, it wasn't hand-held

Hope that explains it.

Cheers


Mark

Thanks or the detailed reply I didn't have a clue why the 50 sec but now i am beginning to understand
I am fairly new to this film lark

Cathal

 

[Geordi69]

A couple of photos from my interpretation of a set of photos taken in halifax by Bill Brandt in 1937.

 

[ianhl]

love the first one...

 

[joxby]

A couple of photos from my interpretation of a set of photos taken in halifax by Bill Brandt in 1937.

That's the Snicket, I dunno what the other one is called, it is taken from the top of that snicket though I think.
Luv Bill Brandt stuff......needs more contrast Geordie, black black BLACK...everywhere BLACK

 

[jgredline]

 

[joxby]

ahaaa, it even rains in LA..

bout time, we're freezing our nutz off ere

 

[jgredline]

Yep, we get about 15 days of rain a year, so every time it does rain, I am out shooting. All my Jackets are atleast 10 years old and don't even own a rain coat.

 

[joxby]

You should try a bit of flash when its raining, it picks out the droplets even in daylight..

 

[jgredline]

You should try a bit of flash when its raining, it picks out the droplets even in daylight..

Thanks for the tip. It is suppose to rain here on Sunday and Monday. I will give it a go.

 

[ianhl]

Thanks for the tip. It is suppose to rain here on Sunday and Monday. I will give it a go.

heh...sounds like you are excited at the prospect of rain

 

[ianhl]

a few from northampton town centre...

all using OM2 and elite chrome 100...

 

[Liam]

Wow, I assume its London? Looks amazing, Kodak portra?

 

[jgredline]

I really enjoy looking at all the pics from the UK. I am ton the verge of planning a trip over their.

 

[Freester]

I really enjoy looking at all the pics from the UK. I am ton the verge of planning a trip over their.

Do it now whilst the exchange rate is good (for you)!!!!

 

[Freester]

Tiny the Cat. Ilford HP5+ @ ISO400. Dev'd in ID11. Scan of the neg.

 

[jgredline]

Do it now whilst the exchange rate is good (for you)!!!!

Yep, that is exactly right. This is what is making it affordable. Well, not really, but it makes it possible.

 

[jgredline]

 

[jgredline]

 

[jgredline]

 

[ekimeno]

March of the Tamils - London, 31 January 2009. On Neopan 400, SQ-A - no processing except a light unsharp mask.

 

[jgredline]

Well, I finally developed my own film.
I simply followed this fellows example.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/ishootfilm/discuss/72157607328623024/

 

[jgredline]

Here is another.

 

[Geordi69]

Taken with my Bronica ETRSi

 

[Freester]

Delta 400 in ID11...



Slightly too little DOF. Would have been nice to keep the whole front shoe in focus.

 

[Freester]

Well, I finally developed my own film.
I simply followed this fellows example.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/ishootfilm/discuss/72157607328623024/

Hey JG congratulations on your first film.

Looks like you did a fine job. Nice shots. Great job developing and I can see no signs of watermarks or dust. Well done.

Look forward to seeing some more.

 

[sidxms]

All these were taken on film

Will be posting more soon as stuff gets scanned in

sid

 

[jgredline]

Hey JG congratulations on your first film.

Looks like you did a fine job. Nice shots. Great job developing and I can see no signs of watermarks or dust. Well done.

Look forward to seeing some more.

Thanks Freester!. I appreciate that.

 

[jgredline]

here are a few more from my latest roll. Kodak Hi def 400.
Redondo beach, Ca. (these I did NOT process myself)

 

[photon]

Been up all night transferring webhosts and found the following, taken with a Pentax KX (mechanical apart from the meter) and Tokina 70-210mm on Fuji Reala. Other snaps from the same day but taken with Konica film are oversaturated.

 

[jgredline]

Been up all night transferring webhosts and found the following, taken with a Pentax KX (mechanical apart from the meter) and Tokina 70-210mm on Fuji Reala. Other snaps from the same day but taken with Konica film are oversaturated.

That is precious!

 

[jgredline]

Hi folks.
Here are some of my latest. All shot using the hyper focal method. All shot at F/16, 200 speed 99cents store film, Pentax K1000 with 50F/1.4....

 

[Trappe]

Richard Gere

And my daughter who is now 20

 

[AleksanderLoesch]

A couple that I have posted before, but I have only scanned a few so far..
They are all uprated, and my second one was shot on what was known as recording film - used by police for surveillance, and rated at something like 6400..

Sorry for the dust marks on the last..

Me like very much! the first remindes me of W. Eugene Smith the pittsburgh photographer!