Hi
Sometimes I really have a problem with the contrast of my photos, or it's too gray, or my black isn't black enough..
I doubt it has something to do with my camera configuration; sometimes I put my Minolta on Automatic, sometimes I mesure the light from the ground,...
But if there's something that I should really keep in the back of my mind to control the contrast, please tell me, I find it quite difficult...
I always use the time that stands in the inside of the film box when developing: first minute constant agitation, then each 30 secs... Should I develop longer to gain contrast?
And when enlarging my pictures, I always have to use filter #2, 3 or higher, I've never used lower than 2 before...
Can someone help me?
Thanks
Sometimes I really have a problem with the contrast of my photos, or it's too gray, or my black isn't black enough..
I doubt it has something to do with my camera configuration; sometimes I put my Minolta on Automatic, sometimes I mesure the light from the ground,...
But if there's something that I should really keep in the back of my mind to control the contrast, please tell me, I find it quite difficult...
I always use the time that stands in the inside of the film box when developing: first minute constant agitation, then each 30 secs... Should I develop longer to gain contrast?
And when enlarging my pictures, I always have to use filter #2, 3 or higher, I've never used lower than 2 before...
Can someone help me?
Thanks