Cornered
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Comment by RKT:

Originally posted by Mephisto: totally digging the tones and composition. i'm wondering how you get this very low grain level on these...I'm using the same film and scanner but my scans come out a lot grainier. do you develop the negatives at home?

I was going to start doing my own developing again, but then I found a local shop that does all black and white by hand for a really reasonable price. When you scan, do you have the auto sharpening turned off? Maybe that's why you're getting the accentuated grain? And different film developer combos can affect the grain...even temperature. There are so many variables.

Greater Than
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Comment by Germaine:
UFO!

Mooneyed
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Comment by Zigomar:
AWESOME!

Cornered
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Comment by Mephisto:
totally digging the tones and composition.
i'm wondering how you get this very low grain level on these...i'm using the same film and scanner but my scans come out a lot grainier. do you develop the negatives at home?

Cornered
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Comment by RKT:

Originally posted by bvy: Beautiful! A Holga is in my future. What kind of film are you using here?

For these I was using Ilford Delta 400...it has a really nice grain to it.

Greater Than
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Comment by Jutilda:
"textured loveliness" is the perfect description.

Leak
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Comment by RKT:

Originally posted by Jutilda: 55?? Great film images, Rachel.

..yep!

Message edited by author 2009-07-05 00:38:59.

Leak
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Comment by Jutilda:
55?? Great film images, Rachel.

Cornered
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Comment by Jutilda:
Oh yeah!!! That's awesome. I like the lines on the pavement as a natural frame.

Cornered
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Comment by bvy:
Beautiful! A Holga is in my future. What kind of film are you using here?