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jake klein

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Not sure where this should go. I put it here because these are still my first few rolls of film.

this one was with Ilford 3200.


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Michael Nagel

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Jake,

for me this has something of hesitation what to show - the size of the hall or the domination by the towering rolls.

The grain which worked fine for the portrait is less of use here from my point of view - others may differ.
The fine structure of the roof and the tonalities from the light on the roll is dominated by the grain.

I remember that using a Fuji Neopan 1600 I had better results in such light - at just one EV less sensitivity.

Best regards,
Michael
 
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jake klein

Member
Michael Nagel said:
Jake,

for me this has something of hesitation what to show - the size of the hall or the domination by the towering rolls.

The grain which worked fine for the portrait is less of use here from my point of view - others may differ.
The fine structure of the roof and the tonalities from the light on the roll is dominated by the grain.

I remember that using a Fuji Neopan 1600 I had better results in such light - at just one EV less sensitivity.

Best regards,
Michael
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I can agree with all that you have stated. I shouldn't have even taken the image but screw my works policies!!! Well not really as that's why I took it so quickly.

As I don't have my own darkroom yet I can't comment to much on the grain. I wonder if is more present here than a print would be as this was just the basic, cheapest, scan.


I'll have to try some Fuji Neopan.
 
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