Second roll of Black n White

starving4rtist · Jun 20, 2004

Just got these back, same roll as the dead bird. Nothing amazing, but I liked these pictures.

PSA · Jun 20, 2004

the last one is really cool! very cute, clean feel. way to go!

ZacKrohn · Jun 20, 2004

I love how your able to get the contrast of black and white...mine allways looks like gray and light gray. Yours seems nice and crisp! What film do you use?
-Zac

starving4rtist · Jun 20, 2004

ZacKrohn said:
I love how your able to get the contrast of black and white...mine allways looks like gray and light gray. Yours seems nice and crisp! What film do you use?
-Zac

I'm using (checks) Kodak Black + white 400 film. It's actually a kind that comes out black and white, but you process it like you would color film if that makes any sense. I just use it because then I can do the 1-hour photo finishing, they can't do it with normal B+W.

ZacKrohn · Jun 20, 2004

is that that portria stuff? I used one roll of that and some of it turned out fairly nicely

starving4rtist · Jun 20, 2004

ZacKrohn said:
is that that portria stuff? I used one roll of that and some of it turned out fairly nicely

I'm not sure...it doesn't say that anywhere on the box. If you hadn't already guessed, I don't know much about film...

cowbert098 · Jun 20, 2004

PSA said:
the last one is really cool! very cute, clean feel. way to go!

I agree

jadin · Jun 21, 2004

Love number 2. The birds make that a great shot.

thebigbillybob · Jun 21, 2004

thats either the new t-maxx that can be processed in c-41 chemicals or the other "chromogenic" bw film niether of which i prefer to the likes of tri-x and HP5 and other TRU black and white film but they are good for the consumer people

terri · Jun 21, 2004

Ya know, if you cropped out some of the clutter in the far left of the third photo, you'd have a really cool B&W image. The motion of your dog is really good here!

I like it.