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Bronica ETRSi @75mm hand held
Incident meter
Kentmere 20 at Box in HC110 dil B
Slight crop to straighten

Liver Bird

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The Wolfen looks much more washed out compared with the Fuji! But those B200 frames are ok.
 
Cluster said:
It's surprising how many things can contribute to messing up images.
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I think it's more the camera. I have used it in other cameras with AF and they are much better. The B200 had fuji superia which I have been using a lot. Also used the NC500 in other cameras. It's only the B200 results that have come out weirdly soft. Worse than the Isola and that is 1/30th shutter speed!
 
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ETRSi, @75mm
Sunny 16 (forgot light meter)
Fomapan 100 @ 50
Rodinal 1:50 @ 20c for 6 1/2 mins (First time I feel I have "got it" with over expose and under develop.)

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ETRSi, @75mm, hand held.
Sunny 16 (forgot light meter)
Fomapan 100 @ 50
Rodinal 1:50
Crop to straighten and one click auto adjust.

Weir

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srichards said:
Phoenix Red is a bit strange. I'm not sure whether I'd accidentally set any negative exposure comp as the dial was all skew wiff. Will have to try it in something else.
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I've only shot one roll of Harman red, but it looked like this:


Crook Hall by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

I wonder if either:

a) You've been accidentally given a roll that wasn't redscaled, or
b) If it was lab developed and scanned, their scanning has attempted to remove the redscale look.
 
Kevin Allan said:
I've only shot one roll of Harman red, but it looked like this:


Crook Hall by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

I wonder if either:

a) You've been accidentally given a roll that wasn't redscaled, or
b) If it was lab developed and scanned, their scanning has attempted to remove the redscale look.
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It's not the red scale one. It's the one on the more orangey red box. I keep calling it red.

www.harmanphoto.co.uk

HARMAN Phoenix 200 35mm

HARMAN Phoenix 200 is a quirky, experimental colour negative film with high contrast, strong visible grain, and plenty of ‘analogue’ character. The first ever colour film fully made in Mobberley Medium speed ISO 200 High contrast and strong grain C41 processing Also available in 120 roll film
www.harmanphoto.co.uk www.harmanphoto.co.uk
 
Bronica at 75mm
Incident meter
Fomapan 100 in HC110 at box

I underexposed this a bit, probably not the best film for a shady woodland scene, so had a mess about and spent 30 seconds in lightroom (which is a long time for me) to get it back to something like how I envisioned it .

Steps to a square.

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