For gsgary

[Tiller]

My very first picture of a dog


14_9A-2.jpg by tsmcdona, on Flickr

 

[terri38 9]

aww...cute puppy!

gsgary will want to know if you used expired film and did stand development in Rodinal.

 

[Josh66]

Is this a scan of a print or a negative?

It looks "odd". Like maybe it was thin and you boosted the exposure a little too much...?

 

[timor]

Yup, shots of dogs for Gary counts only, if expired film and Rodinal was used.
And then I have same question as Josh. To me it looks like shot with this type of camera:
http://cloud.lomography.com/576/432/8f/0febd0ebbc6e3773c3162aa19c4902c46ff2c7.jpg
Or maybe Brownie. ;-)

 

[Rick58]

aww...cute puppy!

gsgary will want to know if you used expired film and did stand development in Rodinal.

 

[Rick58]

Hey Tyler, I have to agree with Timor, this one does have a very odd look to it. What's the details behind the shot?

 

[Tiller]

I'll have to ask the guy from CVS if he did stand development

The camera I used for this wasn't manual. You basically set it for whether you want a lot in focus, or a little. I set it for a little, and I had the aperture set to f/2 on the lens if I remember. I'm guessing the camera couldn't compensate enough since it was extremely bright outside and it came extremely overexposed.

So what you all see is me trying to save it in Lightroom.

 

[limr33 3]

The dog oddly reminds me of Mark Twain Love the eye contact.

If this is film, it looks overdeveloped perhaps. Or maybe a bit too much post correction? Not sure. The greys look a bit odd.

Edited: Ah yes, you posted while I was still typing.

 

[gsgary]

Now you have all had your fun on my behalf, when you get a high contast scene you can overexpose and then underdevelope

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[Tiller]

Now you have all had your fun on my behalf, when you get a high contast scene you can overexpose and then underdevelope Sent from my GT-I9100P using Tapatalk 2

I blame Terri

Thanks for the info

 

[Rick58]

Now you have all had your fun on my behalf, when you get a high contast scene you can overexpose and then underdevelope Sent from my GT-I9100P using Tapatalk 2

I blame Terri

Thanks for the info

Yeah, what a trouble maker

 

[terri38 9]

Now you have all had your fun on my behalf, when you get a high contast scene you can overexpose and then underdevelope Sent from my GT-I9100P using Tapatalk 2

I blame Terri

Thanks for the info

Yeah, what a trouble maker

:mrgreen:

 

[gsgary]

Now you have all had your fun on my behalf, when you get a high contast scene you can overexpose and then underdevelope Sent from my GT-I9100P using Tapatalk 2

I blame Terri

Thanks for the info

Or you could stand develope it in pickling vinegar in the fridge for 1 hour

 

[timor]

Or you could stand develope it in pickling vinegar in the fridge for 1 hour

Rrrright. But first eat the pickles.

 

[runnah]

This thread is ruff.