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Cheers Tiki,
I pretty much only do darkroom enlargement at moment, not scanning, but your shot of the building and the time isn't passing have a tonality that I really like.
I may have to try and get some of that agfa and experiment.
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I pretty much only do darkroom enlargement at moment, not scanning, but your shot of the building and the time isn't passing have a tonality that I really like.
Meh, I think I have to gain access to a darkroom again, too, and mage big, fat, beautiful prints.
Yea with the shot of the buildings I was pretty sure that would turn out nice in b/w when I shot it; colour / tone / structure of these tower blocks are very interesting.
salad
No; I hardly did any black & white stuff the last months / years at all.
Got a green filter for the L35AF (since it's the only point & shoot I have that takes filters / meters through the lens), so decided to give it a go - and APX 100 is the only remaining b&w film still being sold by drugstores / supermarkets over here - readily available, and cheap - like 3 Euros.
So regarding the "look" - all the above are shot with a green filter, and scanned with the curves up, they did not look that great first (in the end scans look better than the other films I tried, namely TMax 400 and (the new) Tri-X).