what film would you recommend

[Kiron Kid]

If anyone is getting bad grain from Delta 100, something is amiss!

You kidding? I always get VERY fine grain from Delta 100. Love that film. What are you souping it in? Are you scanning the negs or prints? If so, what scanner?

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Kiron Kid

[2F/2F]

You kidding? I always get VERY fine grain from Delta 100. Love that film. What are you souping it in? Are you scanning the negs or prints? If so, what scanner?

I would reread what I wrote!

[Kiron Kid]

I would reread what I wrote!



Ahh, got it. Time for another iced coffee.

[cyberspider]

well like i say ill order delta 100 and the others i put
but at the mo i have some kodak color plus in took some shots today some landscape using sunny 16 rule

and some close ups too even did a 1 second shot on some running water its like i mini water full after the rain we had so

should look good

i shot it a f3.5 and a 1 second shutter speed on timer and tripod

also there was some nice dead leaves on this tree and the sun was hitting them looked like little lanterns so i shot them too

[jbbooks]

well like i say ill order delta 100 and the others i put
but at the mo i have some kodak color plus in took some shots today some landscape using sunny 16 rule

and some close ups too even did a 1 second shot on some running water its like i mini water full after the rain we had so

should look good

i shot it a f3.5 and a 1 second shutter speed on timer and tripod

Maybe, hopefully the running water was in an underground river. :D

[viridari]

If anyone is getting bad grain from Delta 100, something is amiss!

Amen. Even in Rodinal it has been super fine grain for me.

[cyberspider]

Maybe, hopefully the running water was in an underground river.


no its a drainage ditch run off from all the fields its very hilly here

but there are some small drop off's that look like small mini waterfalls

so was thinking a 1 second exposure would give good effect

[perkeleellinen]

He was teasing you because 1 second at f3.5 may result in over-exposure in sunlight. Hence, underground.

[cyberspider]

well its in a wood so im hoping it turns out lol but i was not in bright sun
i was shaded or i would need to use say f5 or f8 ??????????

[perkeleellinen]

f22?

Not sure. But yesterday I went for a walk around 5pm. On top of a hill I looked down onto some nice rolling fields and a dramatic cloudscape. Some sheep were running from left to right and I thought I'd get a photo and try and blur them so that the white contrasted with the black of the fields (I used an orange filter). I braced myself against a gatepost and chose f22 and 1/4 second. I would have preferred a longer exposure but it was too bright. Neopan 400 + orange filter.

[cyberspider]

well i just ordered some Kodak Ektar 100 36exp Colour Print Film as i would like to try it
and next week ill order some Ilford Delta 100 36 exposure

and see what happens

[Axle]

Ektar is a very nice film, I haven't tried in for landscape (I'm not really a landscape photographer), but I do like Ektar. Another good choice would be Fuji Pro 160C in the C-41 range. For b/w I would say Ilford Pan F Plus or Delta 100. Colour Slide Velvia-50 if you can get your hands on it.

[cyberspider]

well i have ektar 100 in the pentax p30t i shot 5 frames so far

[perkeleellinen]

Send it to a good lab for development and scans, Cyber.