Fueling Deterioration

[Battou]

I definately like the macroish shot better vs the wide angle shot. This one has awe factor, I guess you can call it.

??? some one else said something similar to that to me about a different picture, again it's proximity not macro of any sorts, same lens just a step to the left and turn to the right. It's odd to me that this has happened twice to me on two different sites. Either way this was the one of the two I preferred of the two, I still like the other as it has both pumps and some perspective, something is missing but I liked it none the less.

 

[jwkwd]

I have used that film (BW400CN) and had a roll turn out with that same reddish tint. The person at the place it was processed said it was because of the age of the chemicals in their machine. The girl who worked there said to hold off and wait until they changed chemicals for the next roll I had, which I did, and had good results.

 

[Helen B]

I'm reluctant to discuss this in this thread after Battou sensibly started another thread.

I have used that film (BW400CN) and had a roll turn out with that same reddish tint. The person at the place it was processed said it was because of the age of the chemicals in their machine. The girl who worked there said to hold off and wait until they changed chemicals for the next roll I had, which I did, and had good results.

Don't worry about it. BW400CN normally has a reddy-orange colour cast to it. It looks reddy-orange exactly like colour negative film, but without the coloured images.

A red cast to the film would not show up as a red cast in the positive image.

If a tinted lens produced a red cast to the scanned image, then the image would have colour information from other sources.

If Battou can get an understanding of what is actually causing the different image colours during the scanning of BW400CN, he will be able to apply that to the problems with colour film.

It might be better if jwkwd's post and this one were moved to the other thread.

Best,
Helen

 

[Big Bully]

??? some one else said something similar to that to me about a different picture, again it's proximity not macro of any sorts, same lens just a step to the left and turn to the right. It's odd to me that this has happened twice to me on two different sites. Either way this was the one of the two I preferred of the two, I still like the other as it has both pumps and some perspective, something is missing but I liked it none the less.

*adjusts collar and clears throat* Well what can I say... Great minds think alike.. :mrgreen::lmao: