On 25 Mar 2002 at 10:08, Chris Murray wrote:
Okay now I understand. I developed three rolls of T-Max 100 this weekend
(in t-max developer). Went well. I think my negs came out good, and I
looked them over and so far I have not found any scratches.
Excellent, congratulations.
Once I
Hi Chris,
Good for you, and congratulations for getting that first roll processed.
Comments interspersed:
I am using my bathroom. It becomes light tight
if I drop a towel along the bottom of the door,
and turn off the hallway light.
Maybe, but until you test for fogging you cannot be
The scratches appear after when you try and use the
enlarger to make 8x10 prints and fubble around in the
red darkness. The black and white negs look like well
black and white I guess just dark areas you orignially
saw in person are lighter and lighter ones dark ( I
guess ). I'm very surprised at
One thought: BW negatives that look absolutely great are probably overexposed. Those
that appear to be be slightly thin are more likely to print very well.
Paul
tom wrote:
On 25 Mar 2002 at 10:08, Chris Murray wrote:
Okay now I understand. I developed three rolls of T-Max 100 this
On 22 Mar 2002 at 13:08, Chris Murray wrote:
I've been looking for an enlarger on ebay, and there are different lenses
on the different models, as well as lenses being sold. I'm not sure what I
should look for in an enlarger. I would like to be able to print at
5x7-8x10 to start.
Since
For a 35mm enlarger...
I'm told the 75mm f/4.5 Minolta Rokkor is decent. Also, the Nikor 105mm f-5.6 is
considered pretty good. These are fairly expensive as enlarger lenses go, so they
better
be good. The last enlarging lens that I used was a screw mount Pentax 100mm f/4 macro
lens with a
Hi Chris ...
Keep it simple, good, and inexpensive - an El Nikkor 50/2.8 is a very
fine starter lens. They are generally quite good optically, and they
are common, which makes finding a good example relatively easy and
fairly inexpensive. It's also good enough to make larger prints.
As for an
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi Chris ...
Keep it simple, good, and inexpensive - an El Nikkor 50/2.8 is a very
fine starter lens. They are generally quite good optically, and they
are common, which makes finding a good example relatively easy and
fairly inexpensive. It's
On 22 Mar 2002 at 15:52, Chris Murray wrote:
I guess it depends on what the pockets can afford :) I am going to try to
process some of my first bw negs (Tmax 100) this weekend, I have to get a
tank, reel, and chem. I have a thermometer, I think that is all i need.
Scissors, neg sleeves, a
Brendan,this is my next quest.To B(W) or not to B(W)
Daveg
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Developing BW is fairly easy, the hard part is
handling the finishe
: Friday, March 22, 2002 9:11 PM
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Developing BW is fairly easy, the hard part is
handling the finishe
negs and not scratching them or keeping dust off of
them.This
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I knew that if I waited long enough I would find esthetics on
this list
someday. g
yer welcome.
Brother William
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Developing BW is fairly easy, the hard part is
handling the finishe
negs and not scratching them or keeping dust off
of
them.This is the
part I need to master still.
--- Chris Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED
Sounds good Brendan.Bad weekend,we're looking
for a new horse,are you open for BW guest most
weekends?g
Dave
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Your 10
: Brendan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Your 10 minutes away come on down and b(w), I'm
actually quite
facinated in how macros look in bw.
--- David Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brendan
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