Some old cars for tirediron

limr · Feb 12, 2015

Coca Cola by limrodrigues, on Flickr

From another angle...

Texaco by limrodrigues, on Flickr

And with a friend...

Texaco Beetle by limrodrigues, on Flickr

Cop's been waiting a long time to catch someone speeding.

Cop Car 2 by limrodrigues, on Flickr

Cop car 1 by limrodrigues, on Flickr

Where cars belong:

Where I've come by limrodrigues, on Flickr

Where I'll go by limrodrigues, on Flickr

bribrius · Feb 12, 2015

Real nice. Kind of grainy though. Why don't you shoot digital? :biggrinangelA:

limr · Feb 12, 2015

bribrius said:
Real nice. Kind of grainy though. Why don't you shoot digital?

Thank you, and :801:

bribrius · Feb 12, 2015

limr said:
bribrius said:

Real nice. Kind of grainy though. Why don't you shoot digital?

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Thank you, and

is this tri-x?

limr · Feb 12, 2015

bribrius said:
limr said:

bribrius said:

Real nice. Kind of grainy though. Why don't you shoot digital?

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Thank you, and

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is this tri-x?

Ilford HP5+ souped in Caffenol.

tirediron · Feb 12, 2015

limr said:
bribrius said:

limr said:

bribrius said:

Real nice. Kind of grainy though. Why don't you shoot digital?

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Thank you, and

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is this tri-x?

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Ilford HP5+ souped in Caffenol.

Okay... we can be friends again. I wasn't sure it work after that whole vegetabl thing, but... if you're an Ilford shooter, you can't be all bad.

limr · Feb 12, 2015

tirediron said:
Okay... we can be friends again. I wasn't sure it work after that whole vegetabl thing, but... if you're an Ilford shooter, you can't be all bad.

And I'll forgive you for all the steaking

pixmedic · Feb 12, 2015

I just wanted to say (before I go buy some fresh steaks) these could have used a little fill flash. :biggrinangelA:

Gary A. · Feb 12, 2015

Love #1. Does seem a tiny bit grainy for ASA 400. Have you compared that coffee stuff to a commercial developer?

limr · Feb 12, 2015

Gary A. said:
Love #1. Does seem a tiny bit grainy for ASA 400. Have you compared that coffee stuff to a commercial developer?

I have never used them myself - only when I was getting the B&W developed at the lab. I don't want to use the commercial developers where I live now. Septic tank, town laws against dumping photo chemicals down the drain, and no desire to keep jugs of exhausted developer around the house waiting for town dump day.

bribrius · Feb 12, 2015

limr said:
Gary A. said:

Love #1. Does seem a tiny bit grainy for ASA 400. Have you compared that coffee stuff to a commercial developer?

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I have never used them myself - only when I was getting the B&W developed at the lab. I don't want to use the commercial developers where I live now. Septic tank, town laws against dumping photo chemicals down the drain, and no desire to keep jugs of exhausted developer around the house waiting for town dump day.

i am going to shoot with the fuji 400 from walmart... since i really can't tell the difference as seen by my statement above.

bribrius · Feb 12, 2015

pixmedic said:
I just wanted to say (before I go buy some fresh steaks) these could have used a little fill flash.

she could have fixed that if she shot RAW.

Fred Berg · Feb 12, 2015

limr said:
Gary A. said:

Love #1. Does seem a tiny bit grainy for ASA 400. Have you compared that coffee stuff to a commercial developer?

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I have never used them myself - only when I was getting the B&W developed at the lab. I don't want to use the commercial developers where I live now. Septic tank, town laws against dumping photo chemicals down the drain, and no desire to keep jugs of exhausted developer around the house waiting for town dump day.

What fixer do you use?

limr · Feb 12, 2015

Ilford Rapid:

Edit: That gets reused a lot before it's exhausted, so it doesn't accumulate too much. I still have to figure out where to bring it, or if I should do silver recovery on it and then dump it down the drain.