Hinksey Heights pond

Interesting, a nice image that works, quite different to the Kodak Infra Red film I used in the 1980s.

Ian
 
Lovely image. I like Rollei IR 400 in medium format, but when I tried it in 4x5 I found it really difficult to load the holder as it’s so thin.
 
Kevin Allan said:
Lovely image. I like Rollei IR 400 in medium format, but when I tried it in 4x5 I found it really difficult to load the holder as it’s so thin.
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I don't find it too bad in the holder, but the developing tank can be a problem (the MOD 54 is an absolute no-no).
 
I never get on with my Mod 54, the only time I didn't get overlapping negatives was when I loaded in a darkroom (I normally use a changing bag)
 
I really like the reflections in the water!
 
With the Rollie IR film, I find it easier to load into developing tanks, sandwiched. I put a blank (deliberately prepared blank, not fluffed up at all!) sheet of film on the non emulsion side. The Stearman and Jobo holders retain the film until after washing. Take them out of the holders, remove blank and wash off rest of anti halation.
Cheers
Diz
 
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