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developed film today, finally after a 5 months hiatus. 35mm. two rolls of what turned out to be kodak 5222. One shot at 200 and used outdoors. And one indoors, shot at 400 by accident.
The outdoor one, has some frames that are very very dark, but still viewable against a light. But some of the frames are REALLY nice, Im talking delta 400 quality.
The indoor one is a messed up thing to see. It was wanting me to use a shutter speed of over 1 second when using the camera meter.. gotta rethink that camera for inside use..
Cat i was photographing did alot of fidgeting so i got negatives that show a cat with two heads.. And some that were taken in good light, have pretty much gone to clear negative frames.
I choose to do 18 minutes of development time in RO9, dilution 1:50 for 18 minutes based on what i was finding online. Massive development chart shows i should have used 9 or 9.5 minutes development time.
The outdoor one, has some frames that are very very dark, but still viewable against a light. But some of the frames are REALLY nice, Im talking delta 400 quality.
The indoor one is a messed up thing to see. It was wanting me to use a shutter speed of over 1 second when using the camera meter.. gotta rethink that camera for inside use..
Cat i was photographing did alot of fidgeting so i got negatives that show a cat with two heads.. And some that were taken in good light, have pretty much gone to clear negative frames.
I choose to do 18 minutes of development time in RO9, dilution 1:50 for 18 minutes based on what i was finding online. Massive development chart shows i should have used 9 or 9.5 minutes development time.