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Amazing!

Has anyone used a black mist filter before? They look like a nice way of softening the highlights

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No probs.
For an 8 min dev I wouldn't bother. I use two 30-second water baths, constant agitation, at 20deg, I have been doing this for a couple of years since I ran out of stop and read on some forums that it wasn't necessary, and I've had no issues.

Definitely use a little bit of leader to test the fix. It’s always worth checking quickly before washing, You can tell if it isn’t fixed if it’s milky looking, if this is the case you can just pop in some fresh fix for a bit longer.

I’ve stopped using a stop bath for any devs that are longer than about 6 mins, I think water works just fine. Still use it for printing though.

Thanks for the advice everyone. I will borrow some Sony kit from work for a few days and take it for a spin using it in the same way I use my current Fuji. I do find myself shooting a little bit of sports stuff so I would appreciate the AF, and the handful of clients I do commercial work for would possibly be impressed with the resolution of the files.

I use Sony at work (assistant for commercial stuff), I kinda like the idea of having the extra soft out-of-focus from full frame, and probably the extra resolution

I’m thinking of swapping from Fuji (xt4) to Sony (a7r 3) has anyone got any advice on if I should bother?

Hi all,

Looking for a 120mm 1 1/8, 31.8, flat/+-7, stem in black. Not too fussed on brand (ideally fizik) but dont want anything too light as I sometimes carry luggage on my bars.

Cheers,
Adam

Hi all,

Got a Garmin Forerunner 35 I'm not using anymore, lime green strap, good condition £20 posted.

Cheers,
Adam

Peckham 24 on this weekend, a nice alternative to photolondon

Hi all,

Giro Empire E70's which I used for my commute for a while, they are battered but might be of use to someone, nice light road shoes. no insoles, £15 posted.

Cheers,
Adam

Yeah I would be! I’ll dm you

Sent ya a message!

Mint! Always love your stuff.

Hi all,

Im looking for a 26", preferably steel, fork. 1 1/8, threadless. Condition is not important

Cheers,
Adam

Yep, I’ve done the classes by Gregory Halpern and Alec Soth. They are brilliant if you have an interest in books/ sequence/ working in projects. They are sort of like YouTube lectures, in which each artist breaks down their practice and gives you a look behind the scenes of how particular projects came together.

I'll take em if they are still available!

Interested in the 4x5, although I definitely shouldn't be haha

How much for the x100?

I'd take it off ya if you could post it to Leeds?

Depending on what kind of print you are looking for a friend of mine runs a great Giclee printing service, 4x6 is £4, you won't get better quality or attention to detail anywhere else. freshaire.co.uk

Sound advice

I’ve recently been riding in Uniqlo t shirts instead of cycling jerseys, I really like the cut of them and that airism stuff is decent. I’m just wondering if they any worse for the environment than the offerings from the big cycling clothing brands?

The Pyro I buy is from Zone Imaging, I tend to follow their advice and use Rudiger Hartung method which they give the dev times on the data sheet which can be found here, essentially it's just a brief agitation every 7ish mins and around 25 min dev times depending on film stock, water as a stop bath and a neutral fixer.
In my experience it has been worth figuring it out, I'm finding a lot more detail in the shadow areas and very low grain, although, the negatives are quite contrasty.