Top of the Mountains
Development Details Film: CineStill 50D Camera ISO setting: 50 Developer: CineStill C41 Developer at 102ºF Development Time: 3.5 Minutes Development Agitation: Kodak Style (5x inversions every 30 seconds)
Telephocal on the Miranda
I brought all three of my film cameras up with me to Skyline Drive. I have two Pentax cameras (they’re pretty much identical, except for the color. That way I…
To the Mountains!
I took a trip to the Shenandoah mountains last month, and I’ve been sitting on these pictures for a while. I’ve been having trouble with the scanner, editing and other…
Out of Order… On So Many Levels
As mentioned in a previous post, my scanners died. My flatbed scanner was intermittently putting lines in the photos and my older dedicated film scanner’s motor died. I had recently…
Keep Your Negatives Clean
I had quite a bit of problem with this set. Lately, I’ve been having drying issues. Water stains build up on the film after the wetting agent rinse. I think…
Try To Keep Track of Your Pictures Next time
I have a system of organizing my pictures and filing them so when I go back, it makes some sort of sense. Well, I get lazy at times and forget…
Holier Cow – Part 2
I had a heck of a time trying to scan these pictures. First, my flatbed scanner decided to put lines in most of the roll. Something is wrong with a…
Holy Cow – Part 1
Color film is hard, time consuming and expensive, so I need a good reason to to put up with all the effort. Luckily a trip to the Eastern Shore of…
Independence from Expensive Film – Part 2
Here are some more pictures from the Kentmere 100. I like doing 24 exposure rolls over 36. I like being able to switch out for a different film quicker that…
Independence from Expensive Film – Part 1
As mentioned before, after I shot a roll or two of Kentmere 400, I bought some Kentmere 100 to try out as well. I am very pleased with the results,…