Procida Stairs

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By: Dr. Thomas Krebs
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Photographer	Dr. Thomas Krebs {Karma:1376}
Project	#32 Lines	Camera Model	Mamiya C330 6x6
Categories	Still Life Street	Film Format
Portfolio	Italy	Lens	135mm
Uploaded	7/19/2005	Film / Memory Type	FP4/D-76
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Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - Italy
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Bryan Miller {K:3395} 7/27/2005

thank you Thomas. I really appreciate the information.... a great aspect of a forum such as this.

thank you.

bryan

Dr. Thomas Krebs {K:1376} 7/27/2005

Dear Bryan, I use a regular Fixer made by Adox (fotoimpex.de / us.) for about 4 to 5 minutes. The modern films like TMax and Ilford Delta will need about 10 min. I?ve never tried any washing agent and use the Ilford-method to wash film. The main thing to get full scale negatives is to use the FP4 at half speed (64 ASA) and reduce development (N-1). For D-76 I usually take 1+3 for 13 min. Very high contrast works fine at 1 +
5 for 22 min. Thanks for looking, Thomas

Bryan Miller {K:3395} 7/26/2005

Thomas... what fixer do you use for your films? I am using a standard Kodak Fixer (not rapid) and I am not so happy with the results. the fixer recommends 5-10 minutes but even these times can leave a little color in the films. hmmmm, do you also use a washing agent or just water?

thank you for your help.

bryan

Jiri :-) {K:681} 7/19/2005

Nice

Branimir Fagarazzi {K:38367} 7/19/2005

Verry nice motiv

Rima Dario {K:4427} 7/19/2005

Bello scatto.
Dario

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