This gallery is for b&w photos taken with a film camera. The negatives were developed by myself. I'd appreciate any comments about the photos, or developing b&w film.
Local barn found on HW 601.
This is the first photo I've taken with my new-to-me Calumet CC-401 with a Schneider 210mm lens that I had borrowed. Unfortunately the bellows had a couple light leaks that I didn't notice until I had taken several photos - I had to crop some of the image off of the right edge. A camera like this sure does force you to slow down, which is a good thing.
Arista EDU 100, developed in Kodak D76 for 8 minutes at 18C. Processed in PS CS3. I also used Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro filter.
This is the first photo I've taken with my new-to-me Calumet CC-401 with a Schneider 210mm lens that I had borrowed. Unfortunately the bellows had a couple light leaks that I didn't notice until I had taken several photos - I had to crop some of the image off of the right edge. A camera like this sure does force you to slow down, which is a good thing.
Arista EDU 100, developed in Kodak D76 for 8 minutes at 18C. Processed in PS CS3. I also used Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro filter.
Local barn found on HW 601.
This is the first photo I've taken with my new-to-me Calumet CC-401 with a Schneider 210mm lens that I had borrowed. Unfortunately the bellows had a couple light leaks that I didn't notice until I had taken several photos - I had to crop some of the image off of the right edge. A camera like this sure does force you to slow down, which is a good thing.
Arista EDU 100, developed in Kodak D76 for 8 minutes at 18C. Processed in PS CS3. I also used Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro filter.
This is the first photo I've taken with my new-to-me Calumet CC-401 with a Schneider 210mm lens that I had borrowed. Unfortunately the bellows had a couple light leaks that I didn't notice until I had taken several photos - I had to crop some of the image off of the right edge. A camera like this sure does force you to slow down, which is a good thing.
Arista EDU 100, developed in Kodak D76 for 8 minutes at 18C. Processed in PS CS3. I also used Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro filter.
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