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Jan 31

insightfullens asked: I am going to head over to your wordpress and read! I have lots of questions but I am sure in due time I will either love this process or hate it. I wrote down my start and stop times I'll look them over and perhaps uncover clues there. I just assumed my exposure was wrong in camera? But it seems that may not be true now that I am hearing what people are saying. I didn't realize agitation could make a difference. Phew! I can do this! thanks ~jamie

Jamie,

Have a read and then let’s talk details of your process and protocol.

Agitation, temperature, stop and the risk of thermal shock and the quality of clearance makes a difference.

Fundamentally you will always expose for shadows and develop for highlights though.

Cheers, simon

Jul 06

Cassius and Lola
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Cassius and Lola

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Jun 24

Bubble Trouble

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Bubble Trouble

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May 24

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May 09

Lola on Hasselblad 503CX and Fuji Acros Neopan

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Lola on Hasselblad 503CX and Fuji Acros Neopan

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Apr 10

Hong Kong 7’s

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Hong Kong 7’s

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Mar 28

The Kiev Collection

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The Kiev Collection

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Mar 19

Niseko on iPhone
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Niseko on iPhone

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Mar 01

Shoot Through
Fed 5B on Crossed Chrome
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Shoot Through

Fed 5B on Crossed Chrome

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Feb 22

I took a photo here a few months ago and loved the contrast but not the focus or sharpness of the original.
So this was a couple of weeks ago using an FE with 50/1.2 and a dark orange filter on Tri-X400.
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I took a photo here a few months ago and loved the contrast but not the focus or sharpness of the original.

So this was a couple of weeks ago using an FE with 50/1.2 and a dark orange filter on Tri-X400.

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