Tag Archives: Agitation

Flexible film

By sandy | Published: 19/10/2009

Different photographers have different expectations from a film. They may buy a particular brand because they have seen that someone they admire has used it. Some are looking for good latitude, others for speed, acutance or fine grain. Others may be expecting contrasty, gritty results.
Buying a film and exposing/developing at the manufacturers recommended settings will [...]

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Consistent negative quality

By sandy | Published: 15/10/2009

One of the most important areas of photography is the processing of negatives. The quality of your images is dependent on how much care and attention you take with your developer, dilution, times, temperature and agitation. Following much of the literature which has been published on the matter though, could give you too many things [...]

Posted in 35mm, Darkroom, Medium Format, Uncategorized, processing | Also tagged , , | 2 Comments