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Dave Administrator Registered: August 2008 Location: Middle England; the best bit. Posts: 3,346	· Date: Mon, 2, February, 2009 · Views: 953 · Filesize: 21.1kb, 190.9kb · Dimensions: 688 x 1000 ·
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	Film make, size & rating:: Ilford Delta 400, 120, 400 iso
	Film developer & temp:: Prescysol 10 1/2 min semistand @ 20c
	Lens focal length, aperture & speed:: RB67 + 180mm @ f8
	Tripod used Y/N:: Yes
	Paper:: Fomatone MG
	Paper developer & temp:: Agfa Neutol WA @ 20c

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Dave

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Registered: August 2008
Location: Middle England; the best bit.
Posts: 3,346

Mon, 2, February, 2009 9:00pm

Refer to this thread for the discussion on this paper.

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Paul Jenkin
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Registered: June 2010
Location: Braintree, Essex, UK
Posts: 19

Thu, 24, June, 2010 12:35am

Very nice image indeed. Well executed - I doubt you spent much time in the Green Dragon before taking this shot...!!

B&W Neil

PR Executive

Registered: October 2008
Location: West Cornwall - Is there anywhere else :-)
Posts: 1,777

Sun, 27, June, 2010 6:53pm

Very powerful - I would not change it a jot.

Neil.

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Dominik

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Registered: August 2010
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Posts: 9

Wed, 4, August, 2010 9:04pm

oh, and that's how prescysol works.. I'm planning to use it on TX400 & PX125 . Excellent work.

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ksenija
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Registered: August 2010
Location: Zagreb
Posts: 3

Tue, 24, August, 2010 8:15am

This is so beautiful work!

Victor Krag
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Registered: October 2008
Location: Carmel, Monterey Peninsula, Ca
Posts: 162

Sat, 4, September, 2010 9:21pm

Very nice Dave! On my monitor (which is somewhat calibrated to a few different online step wedges) it looks like you 'nailed' the highlights. Living on the coast I shoot and print a LOT of moving water. I'll usually print all highlights bright enough to just about match the paper base so that with dry-down and eye-down, the highlights will still remain bright enough when the image is displayed in average household light. Is that how you're determining your highlights? I'm not sure there'd be much you can do to lighten the surrounding shaded rock outside of either using a flash, some tricky dodging or having over-exposed the neg a bit and a softer development. It looks like a very high contrast scene.

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