Archie shot on Kodalith Ortho

[gsgary]

Shot at ISO 10, 1 Hour stand developed in Rodinal

 

[exemplaria]

Shot at ISO 10, 1 Hour stand developed in Rodinal

I thought I understood photography but that sentence makes no sense.

 

[cgipson1]

Shot at ISO 10, 1 Hour stand developed in Rodinal

I thought I understood photography but that sentence makes no sense.

Ever been in a darkroom? lol!

 

[cgipson1]

Gary.. Nice! I like the action it shows... really interesting... kind of trippy, even!

 

[gsgary]

Shot at ISO 10, 1 Hour stand developed in Rodinal

I thought I understood photography but that sentence makes no sense.

Looks like you don't have you only shot digital ?
ISO 10 thats simple, Stand developement, mix Rodinal at 1+100 (1 part rodinal to 100 parts water) agitate for 1 minute and leave for 30 minutes then 1 agitation and leave for another 30 minutes

 

[gsgary]

Gary.. Nice! I like the action it shows... really interesting... kind of trippy, even!

Cheers Mate

 

[Mully]

Boy Kodalith ...that brings me back to the 1960.... I think I got high just typing this....pfew

 

[gsgary]

Boy Kodalith ...that brings me back to the 1960.... I think I got high just typing this....pfew

Yes got 100 feet

 

[Mully]

You need this to process Kodalith ......it comes out better!! Especially since you have so much.

 

[Compaq]

Cool. It's like the zoom filter in photoshop, it drags me into the scene

 

[Derrel]

This "Stand development" option gsgary is using was initially developed to allow the photographer better control over his beer- and ale-drinking routines. It gives a guy (or gal) an adequate amount of time to actually drink some beer, and maybe have a snack with it, while developing film. No more of this constant-standing there-and-timing-everything-in 30-second-intervals...none of that nonsense..it's like pour it in, slam the tank down a couple times to knock off the air bubbles, agitate for a full minute (that's 60 whole seconds of your life right there!!!) , rap the tank real hard, then set it down, and then you've got like 30 full minutes to go and drink beer before you need to come back and slosh the tank around a bit!!! It's an awesome method!

 

[dxqcanada2 1]

Interesting shot ... though I would have expected higher contrast.
Kinda spooky looking dog.

I drink beer between chemicals.
Developer, drain add stop, drink beer, drain, add fixer, drink beer while agitating, drain, drink beer.
The difficult part is not to drink what you drain ... or to use the beer in place of one of the chemicals.

What camera/lens did you shoot that with (there is no EXIF data :lmao ?

 

[gsgary]

Cool. It's like the zoom filter in photoshop, it drags me into the scene

Thanks

 

[gsgary]

This "Stand development" option gsgary is using was initially developed to allow the photographer better control over his beer- and ale-drinking routines. It gives a guy (or gal) an adequate amount of time to actually drink some beer, and maybe have a snack with it, while developing film. No more of this constant-standing there-and-timing-everything-in 30-second-intervals...none of that nonsense..it's like pour it in, slam the tank down a couple times to knock off the air bubbles, agitate for a full minute (that's 60 whole seconds of your life right there!!!) , rap the tank real hard, then set it down, and then you've got like 30 full minutes to go and drink beer before you need to come back and slosh the tank around a bit!!! It's an awesome method!

Even developement should not come between man and beer

 

[gsgary]

Interesting shot ... though I would have expected higher contrast.
Kinda spooky looking dog.

I drink beer between chemicals.
Developer, drain add stop, drink beer, drain, add fixer, drink beer while agitating, drain, drink beer.
The difficult part is not to drink what you drain ... or to use the beer in place of one of the chemicals.

What camera/lens did you shoot that with (there is no EXIF data :lmao ?

I think stand developement calms the contrast down a bit