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Siena...

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Siena sent on October 29, 2013 (20:14) by Alessandro Pan. 7 comments, 851 views.

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avatarsenior
sent on November 16, 2013 (22:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hello, I did not have a friend leicista:-D
I was enjoying this series and some I really like.
400 that film did you use?
if you want the white hairs them to you I lift up eh:-D
you the developments and dies alone right?
R

avatarjunior
sent on November 22, 2013 (13:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Robert, sorry for the delay with which I answer, I was out. The film is Ilford HP5, but unfortunately I still can not develop and print alone, I plan to set up a darkroom, but I will not change until the house will be difficult ...
Usually these defects such as spots or white hairs I leave them alone, I like to have a certain effect "dirty" and vintage, do not pursue perfection at all costs.
Thanks for the ride!
Alexander

avatarsenior
sent on November 22, 2013 (14:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Alexander, in fact, beyond the joke about the cleanliness of the hairs had well understood that it was your choice :-)
then I wish you as soon as the camera obscura that desires and ilford hp and fp are two classic overtime but unfortunately it is true, are not even their films a few years ago they were the most beautiful in everything, even in the grain would say. a film that has remained unchanged for 60 years is the kodak tri-x, a film with the lowest exposure latitude so a little more difficult to use but a film that gives me great emotions and grits with one of the most photogenic of all , beautiful to see. if you have never tried can you take the plunge. I would say that you can sovraesporla a little more than all'hp5.
good light with leica-M
roberto

avatarjunior
sent on November 25, 2013 (21:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Roberto, I never tried the tri-x and thank you for the advice, I will try very happy as soon as possible following your advice. I also hope to soon be able to experience the press "home-made", I believe I can give a lot of satisfaction ...
Good light to you too!

avatarsenior
sent on November 25, 2013 (22:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

then use it to add 320 and 400 and report it to the lab. I would also say to use the fp4 100 and hp5 iso 320. I do not know that the laboratory uses, but if it is not very professional I would recommend you find a craftsman photographer who practice black and white at a certain level. the difference of a development in whiteness between a skilled craftsman or a laboratory highly professional is abysmal compared to the development of a standard laboratory shop. is abysmal even spending between the two which can vary from 5/6 euro for a normal laboratory at 12/15 € for one highly professional. in my case, with my group partnerships we develop with developments autopreparati and the cost is 13 Euros (just an idea to do with it) and having a good feel for the leica I'd tell you to take exposure in medium to low light. nothing to teach but tips that we can share with each other. instead a council with regard to the development made by you when you start is to follow the instructions in the leaflet at least the first few times then you can act accordingly to suit your needs because even if you start to want to have more contrasts or more overdevelopment, increasing the time rather than the agitation will begin to get bad results.
good light.
hello.
roberto

avatarjunior
sent on December 03, 2013 (22:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Roberto, and sorry again for the delay with which I answer, I returned yesterday from Germany where I had no connection. You gave me so many valuable tips and I believe that soon I will try to put them into practice. I was just at this time getting in touch with an expert in black and white in my area to do some 'qualitative leap in the prints, I have no problems because they cost relatively little shooting film so if I can get something better than the I do it willingly.
Good light to you,
Alexander

avatarsenior
sent on December 03, 2013 (22:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Alexander well, when you have so let me give you a list and you'll see that the price already tell you if you'll get good results.

Now you tend much, even for those who use the film to print the negative of digital maps of high quality. obviously doing a super scan from about 300 megs for the 24x36 scanners purchased by imacon hasselblad. This scanner makes you get a digital negative format fff, then to turn to spuntinarlo tiff, process it and print it. the top without having to go to drum scans in an oil bath (poor negative:-D) that do not even know if they still.
very often, and I have not yet figured out why, that you can not turn the fff in tiff so if you happen to do a scan made to deliver a digital negative already in tiff. so you're safe. practice to turn the fff in tiff just rename the file and I'll trothere TIFF. but sometimes it does not open. perhaps is the question of a kind of software rather than another.

in all this let's not forget the prints Gelatin silver have a great quality, a very good taste of traditional photography and a great cost:-D.
In fact, I do it every now and then a right on a photo that I especially like.

ask for full price list that we compare prices.
hello Alexander.
roberto




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