http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240 Film is not dead! Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:56:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240&cpage=1#comment-2173 Chris Klug Sun, 07 Mar 2010 04:03:00 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240#comment-2173 Matt, it was the first time I shot Neopan, so I just exposed it at box speed. Developed in Rodinal 1:50, for 11 minutes at 68 degrees. Matt, it was the first time I shot Neopan, so I just exposed it at box speed. Developed in Rodinal 1:50, for 11 minutes at 68 degrees.

]]> http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240&cpage=1#comment-2172 Chris Klug Sun, 07 Mar 2010 04:01:47 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240#comment-2172 Paul, I certainly could put a 35 on the Ftb and the 35 on the Bessa and just walk around with Tri-X in one and Neopan 400 in the other. Hmmm . . . there is something to that, I think. Paul, I certainly could put a 35 on the Ftb and the 35 on the Bessa and just walk around with Tri-X in one and Neopan 400 in the other. Hmmm . . . there is something to that, I think.

]]> http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240&cpage=1#comment-2164 matt Fri, 05 Mar 2010 11:04:37 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240#comment-2164 Nice. What did you expose this at? I found Neo 400 in rodinal works best @ 250. Nice. What did you expose this at? I found Neo 400 in rodinal works best @ 250.

]]> http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240&cpage=1#comment-2163 Paul Lester Fri, 05 Mar 2010 09:19:55 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1240#comment-2163 Well, of course the lab needed the sneaker! I like how you try a lot of different combinations of film/developer. It would be interesting to see the same scene, same time, same film, different developers side-by-side. I may have to do some of those experiments. Oh for the days when they sold 12 exposure rolls of film! :-) Easy to experiment with those. Well, of course the lab needed the sneaker! I like how you try a lot of different combinations of film/developer. It would be interesting to see the same scene, same time, same film, different developers side-by-side. I may have to do some of those experiments. Oh for the days when they sold 12 exposure rolls of film! Easy to experiment with those.

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