So, I’ve been wanting to shoot the 120 (square) format of the Ilford HP5 ever since I’ve developed the 35mm version of it shot with the Nikon F100 last year. There is something that draws me to it, a mystery, an unobtanium, something I can’t really put my finger on it. May be the contrast,…
To paraphrase Junie B. Jones’s excitement, regarding the results my first Cinestill 800 Tungsten 35mm film roll – Wowie, wow, wow! Cinestill 800 Tungsten 35mm Film Despite the fact that I seriously underexposed this film due to my mistakes in calculating exposure with my Sekonic L-398A Studio Deluxe III Light Meter. Go figure. Live and…
It didn’t take many rolls to get me hooked in shooting film. Once I got the taste of the first results (despite that one full roll was underexposed), there was no turning back.
So, at promptings from good friends I finally finished the Kodak TMAX-100 black and white roll in my camera. I haven’t mess with film since I was a teenager, back in the days in Romania, when I used to develop black and white film, and prints with my Dad’s stuff.
