Moving From Digital to Film! Just bought a MF camera.

[max_ebb]

Originally Posted by JBrunner

Since you are a primarily color shooter, I can see why you might think processing ones own film might not be a big deal in controlling the overall process, but as a primarily B&W shooter I would disagree, when it comes to B&W. Take care with blanket reasonings.

Well, since the OP said he/she shoots 95% color, my reasoning was along the lines of color photography, not "blanket reasonings". Maybe the B&W shooters should read more carefully and "take care with blanket reasonings". Why give advice that is better suited for B&W photography to someone who shoots 95% color.

[JBrunner]

Originally Posted by max_ebb

Well, since the OP said he/she shoots 95% color, my reasoning was along the lines of color photography, not "blanket reasonings". Maybe the B&W shooters should read more carefully and "take care with blanket reasonings". Why give advice that is better suited for B&W photography to someone who shoots 95% color.

What a surprise.

[Jeff Kubach]

B&W film try HP+5, Pan F and T-Max 100.

Jeff

[max_ebb]

Originally Posted by JBrunner

What a surprise.

What's with the snotty response? You accused me of posting "blanket reasonings" that don't hold water with B&W photography. I pointed out that the OP stated 95% color photography on the first page, and you respond with some snotty remark followed up with a "roll eyes" gif?

[JBrunner]

I have personally felt that some of your posts are adversarial when they could be otherwise. I thought I might see for myself, and I did. Simply put, I learned what I wanted to know about you. I'd rather not continue to derail the thread, so I'm done here.

Very sorry for the snotty remark.