Man on Tractor

[Fred Berg]

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[Designer]

Over here we don't license our tractors for the street.

 

[Fred Berg]

Over here we don't license our tractors for the street.

Interesting. What if there's an accident when they're under way on public roads? Are they insured anyway?

 

[Designer]

I don't know if their insurance covers any losses. There are deadly collisions on the highway all the time, maybe more during harvest season.

Any equipment that moves slowly is required to display one of these signs:

This is what they look like from behind:

Yes, everything that is slow:

 

[timor]

[QUOTE="Fred Berg, post: 3444317, member: 94222"

HP5+, Adonal 1+25, 20°, 6min 30sec[/QUOTE]
Samo samo. Automatic TTL exposure, harsh highlights, deep shadows. Not only that, try rather Gary's method of stand development in Adonal, for sure 1+25 is too much for HP5. You are getting brutal macro contrast and losing most of micro contrast. HP5 is better, than this.

 

[Fred Berg]

What dilution would you recommend, and how do I go about stand development?

 

[timor]

I am not a big fan of stand. I didn't do it for years. Try 1+100 for 45 - 50 min in 20 C. Just pour the developed in the tank, do normal agitation for the first minute Jane then leave it standing for the rest of the time. 1 min more or less has no meaning. This is very much experimental matter like every other developing regime. I do not like it, as it leaves enough time for replating the free silver back to emulsion. Also is softening emulsion too much which can lead to movement of grains. Especially in HP5.
Well, if you are in Germany right now get some APX 100. In Adonal 1+100, 20 - 22 min, 20 C should give you sharp, full range, grainless negs.
Of course it is film, nothing is really written in the stone, adjustments a are always needed.