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No. I'm making work on 35mm now. There's a few words on my methodology on my website.
www.fordcottagephotography.com go to technical. I'd love to hear your response to that. Steven |
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Welcome to the sanatorium Steven, leave the pixel fairies outside and relax here.
Some of us are coming your way in May, maybe you can catch up with us then? |
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I agree a small camera can be liberating after a period using a ULF camera. It enables you to try out all sorts idea's without breaking the bank and your back!
I often use 35mm but struggle to get the print quality I'm looking for. Perhaps I will try harder when I build my new darkroom (just got to move first!).
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H Steven, and welcome. Looking forward to your contributions.
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Barrie, I know print quality from little negs can be dissapointing, especially when you have been making platinum contacts from 8x20 negs , but what I've been doing is keeping the print size small, no bigger than 14x11. Also being very careful, using a drying cabinet, not switched on, wetting agent etc. even then I still end up getting out the Spotone. Somehow though, that rather dangerous practice of drawing the 00 sable through my lips and mixing the colour feels like craftsmanship. Something I miss when I am pulling RAW files in to Lightroom. (sorry Dave, just a passing reference to the pixel fairies) Steven |
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Lakes; wet and windy??
Pah!!!! I just came out of my darkroom and was blown three laps of the village before I managed to grab the front door handle to get back inside soaked to the skin! Welcome |
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We will be there in May. Check our the "Meetings" section, or the calender at the bottom of the main page for details.
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Yes I have seen those before. Not sure how to take the inferred double meaning of the last two images. I am in contact with Graham and Graham is in contact with Liz. I don't know if they are already on here but I think they would both like to be members. I will e mail a link to Graham. Steven |
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Good idea Steven.
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