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Posts tagged with HC110

1. fifteenth

   10 Feb 2018

   …nach einer Durststrecke im analogen schwarzweiß workflow mal wieder ein Rezept aus meiner “Entwicklerküche” im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. ;-)  Rezept 15 folgt nun hier… die Bilder entstanden im April 2017 in Köln im Forstbotanischen Garten   Camera SIX-TL   I  Biometar2.8-80+yellowfilter  I   TMAX400 DilutionB 1+31@20C°for6min.inHC110  senkrecht nach oben 3 mal und…

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2. eighth

   26 Jul 2016

   June 2016 hike around lake laach is always a good joy and cologne in the summer heat   Hasselblad and inside a ilfordfp4Plus125 B1+31 - 20°C - 12min. 10I40I10 1.min. 50I10 2.-12.min. “between watering” 3 times always fresh water with 5 tips between fix.1+4 for 2 minutes 3I6I12I24 washing normal water…

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3. fifth

   05 May 2016

   01.2016  meine “1000” Teile Kamera Minolta SR-T 101  I  MC-Rokkor1.7-50  I  Kodak TRIX400 HC110 dilution 1+200_@19°C_1 hour semi-stand developed Standentwicklung für 60 Minuten die ersten 30 Sekunden bewegen  30 Minuten stehen lassen 2-3 Bewegungen/Rotationen und aufdotzen nicht vergessen   wieder 30 Minuten stehen lassen uns somit viel Zeit für andere Dinge…

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4. third

   31 Dec 2015

   Canon A1 - FD3,5-135 - TRIX400@400ISO HC110-H1+60_21C_9min autumn 2015 frame 1-6 is a journey through forgotten buildings… cologne frame 7-9 from the same day later on my way back home along the river rhine   frame 10-13 my son Leander reading in the sun and portraits of him  the Development 1.minute…

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5. second

   25 Dec 2015

   december 2015 - TMX100/120 @100ISO - 500cm now 3 months ago i’ll show you pictures from our summer trip in 2015 “eleven pure summer days on island Rügen” after our first visit in 2014 now again a short vacation on that beautiful island we had a fantastic hike on the…

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6. first

   25 Dec 2015

   so hier beginnt es nun “the next stepp” auf meiner analogen Reise my very first own b&w developing :-) 11.2015 - TMX100 -Voigtländer Bessa 6X9 this developer of Kodak HC110 is similar to honey, so be careful “even tought it looks like honey, keep it off of pancakes ;-)”  HC110…

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