Saturday, November 29, 2008
snow and fog
just after thanksgiving day. Canon A550, 1/125, f5, ISO 80.
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
another fall photo
taken with the Fuji F30, at 1/950, f3.2, ISO 200, at equivalent 35mm focal length of 42mm.
Sunday, November 02, 2008
deer in fall
We were out walking and I was taking photos of leaves and trees, while a neighbor pointed out some deer across the street. I only had my 3x zoom Fuji F30 with me, but got some great photos of the deer (there were 3 or 4), as well as some fall trees and leaves. This photo was taken at 1/120, f5, ISO 200, and 35mm fl equivalent of 113mm.
landscape developed in caffenol
I developed 2 rolls of color negative film (Reala 100, and Agfa 200) taken with a Hexar AF, and developed in a variant of Caffenol -
http://www.digitaltruth.com/techdata/caffenol.php yesterday. I used about 4 tablespoons of coffee, and 4 tablespoons of washing soda (sodium bicarbonate), for 35 minutes at about 64 deg. F., agitating once about halfway through development. I think that the next time I try this, I will use only about 3 tablespoons of each, and agitate more frequently. The results are interesting, and several of the negatives from the same roll give different color casts when scanned to color.
taken with the Fuji F30, at 1/950, f3.2, ISO 200, at equivalent 35mm focal length of 42mm.
We were out walking and I was taking photos of leaves and trees, while a neighbor pointed out some deer across the street. I only had my 3x zoom Fuji F30 with me, but got some great photos of the deer (there were 3 or 4), as well as some fall trees and leaves. This photo was taken at 1/120, f5, ISO 200, and 35mm fl equivalent of 113mm.
I developed 2 rolls of color negative film (Reala 100, and Agfa 200) taken with a Hexar AF, and developed in a variant of Caffenol - http://www.digitaltruth.com/techdata/caffenol.php yesterday. I used about 4 tablespoons of coffee, and 4 tablespoons of washing soda (sodium bicarbonate), for 35 minutes at about 64 deg. F., agitating once about halfway through development. I think that the next time I try this, I will use only about 3 tablespoons of each, and agitate more frequently. The results are interesting, and several of the negatives from the same roll give different color casts when scanned to color.