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I don't see a pre-soak in there. If you're going to develop for short times, you should add in a pre-soak of the film in 68 degree water for oh, 2-3 minutes. This will swell the gelatin emulsion so that when the developer goes in it won't have to take the time to do that and it can get to work right away.
It's a good safety precaution.
Now, on to printing my friend!!!
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I'm sure Ed will tell you otherwise, but C41 35mm development is SO cheap at the minilabs that it's probably not worth it - for $5 I can get a film dev'ed AND printed. Even if you just treat those as proofs, and print again at home, it's still not worth the bother to do it yourself in most cases (though of course there is stuff you don't want to put through the mini-lab for various reasons).
On the other hand I've started experimenting dev'ing c41 to try out the new Macocolor 127 - try taking that to the mini-lab! (even the pro labs moan). It's a lot more intense - ages getting everything to temperature, and then 10 minutes of madness until the negs are hanging. Results so far are mixed - I've screwed up a few out of date films practising, but I think I'm getting the hang of it.
Get used to 35mm bw, send 35mm c41 to the lab, and try c41 colour when you move to a larger format, where the benefits are more signnifigant.
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Well done Joey, way to go mate! I just started mucking about with an old Rolleicord and MF and the thrill is certainly there, especially when waiting to see which of my frames will be OK due to the shutter speeds being off!!!!
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A question to further my education: I now understand the purpose of a pre-soak due to your explanation above...Further to that, though, is it usually only used for really short/critical development times? I use D-100 and D-400 in ID-11, thus, the dev times are relatively long. Would pre-soak accomplish anything?
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The problem with the pre-soak is that you should then reduce the dev time even more to allow for it. Common sense (that most un-common of commodities) suggests that it really depends on how much agitation you use: one inversion every minute is more likely to cause problems with a short dev time compared to an inversion every 30 secs - even less potential problems with continuous, rotary, agitation. You do need to get your timing right for consistent results though when the fill & dump of the tank takes a substantial percentage of the dev time (stop and fix are nowhere near as critical of course).
If it works, it works. Sounds to me like it worked...
Nice one, have fun. Cheers,
Having read previously about the perils of insufficient agitation, I made sure the the first ten FULL seconds of each minute were filled with several inverstions, shakes from side to sode and rapping of the tank on the counter. Any more and James Bond would have proclaimed it a perfect Martini.
I think, however, that I may have wound the film on the spool abit too tightly, as two frames had a small 5/8" undeveloped streak through them, which tells me that they were in contact with each other and the chemical couldn't penetrate...
I may try the presoak as it seems logical; especially for the short dev times...
I'm all too familar with what you're going through, afterall last Sunday I developed my first roll too. I shot a challenging subject for me (mist in bush), and it was only the second roll I had put through my 'new' Yashica, after coming back to film from those other, new wizz-bang cameras. What are they called again? ;) And even with guessing a few exposures, and timing a few 20+ second exposures (first time I had ever done that), I was absolutly chuffed to see those images on the film as soon as I pulled that reel out of the tank. I think now I'm hooked for life.
Best of luck with the many, many more rolls I know you're bound to develop in the future!
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I do not develop C-41 for "cheapness". True, there can be "sensitive" content (I shudder to think of the teen-ager with raging hormones hovering over the "print another one button", with some of my inevitable "less delicate" nudes- the ones I DON'T print).
However, the *most* important consideration is quality. The "one-hour" machines CAN produce decent quality negatives and prints *IF* operated with the same attention and care that we would use in our own darkrooms. For the most part, thy are not. Chemistry is not replenished or replaced when it should be - to do so would cost more and reduce profits - cleanliness has been IMHO abominable... To tell the truth, I don't even consider most "mini-lab" processing to be accurate enough even for "proof" work.
I can remember one roll of 35mm brought to me by a student: When pieced together, it was the strangest combination of both over- and underdevlopment - all on the same roll - I've ever seen. It looked like a barber pole. I've talked to mini-lab operators since ... and they can't understand how it could have been possible. On top of that, some of the "cutting" was bad ... not through the margins but through 20% - 30% of the frame.
She went back to the Supermarket (!) and complained. They were most apologetic, and complied with their contract. They gave her a replacement roll of film.
Did you ever notice that when someone complains about crappy processing, they will always blame the camera, or "you didn't use Kodak film"... or "You don't know much about photography, do you?"
I once was at a small, local camera shop in Maine ... standing next to a girl who had a set of color prints spread on the counter. All of them with a *HEAVY* cyan cast. The SLEAZE behind the counter was saying, "The color is off because you used a Nikon (which they did not sell). If you used a Canon (which they DID sell) it would have been much better." Etched indelibly in my memory.
So, my C-41 processing - Careful mixing of fresh chemicals; I do "one-shot (more expensive, but worth it). Careful attention to time and temperature (JOBO CPP-2). Gingerly squeegeed - lightly and carefully, and air-dried. Very rare to have scratches or inclusions. It doesn't get much better.
The latest ... In the one-hour mini labs, color developing is done in the usual processor. Printing, all the printing, is *digital*... leading to a lot of comments that, "My digital photography is `just as good as the stuff I shot on film'".
Not surprising.
I think you have enough practice Joey, you need to get started with LF now.. :)
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these are both quite nice, but i am drawn to the image on the left. the end of the pastry creme, the way you've draped the cheesecloth, that lovely spoon. i do like the selective focus on the whisk end, but that bowl feels slightly small for the round of the whisk's shape. (a small detail) i bet those eclairs were fantastic!
Melina has said it already. The left one would also be a good stand alone shot. I like how you have introduced nice details. The wet surface of the egg in front for example. Maybe it could have been a bit messier though.
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It would help to see a closer pic of each plant by itself (larger/closer if possible). I know you can't post more than one pic in your post the regular way (unless you have your photos online & insert with those).
1. looks like a couple -possibly a Pachyphytum or a Sedum. Need to see closer to venture a species ID.
2. Sedum nussbaumerianum
3. variegated? can't make out much detail...could be a Crassula (need to see better pic)
There are many sites dealing with succulents (some specialize in a genus or group). For starters, Desert Tropicals lists many plants, but I find they aren't always accurate (that goes for most things online) There is no one site fits all for identifying your plants. Good to post on forums like this for IDs. Lots of folks to help out.
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Clever idea for furniture style vanities at the Mandarin Oriental
I'm traveling for work again (in DC this time), and I always seem to find something in bathrooms in nice hotels that are a source for ideas.
Here, there's a furniture style vanity, but they've used a reflective metal (too shiny to be stainless perhaps, but who knows) as a toe kick, which makes it look like a furniture style vanity without the problem of cleaning underneath it. Genius.
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Lucky you Kevin MP, I was visiting DC last fall , and heard on a bus tour that the Mandarin there is one of the 10 most beautiful hotels in the world . Is that true ?please take some pictures and post them for us. I see another marble bathroom in the picture, is that grey or white ? I can see the contrast with the white floor mate.
It very well could be polished stainless. Doesn't that make the most sense in a room with water? I have polished stainless steel grab bars and they look like "fools chrome"
This is a great idea.
1) step out of the hotel bathroom
2) put on a pair of good walking shoes
3) Go outside and
- Enjoy DC
I don't know steps 4) through 11) of the 12-Step Bathroom Remodel Weaning and Withdrawal Program, but the above steps should be enough of a start to at least get you outside for a little sightseeing.
; )
Thanks for the awesome idea. I imagine more than one GW'er will run with this and we will see it in some reveals before too long.
mongoct - your post should have come with a warning to finish your coffee before reading. Now I have to clean my computer!
I don't have the problems some on here seem to have with getting water on the floor in front of my vanity. I guess because it's the higher variety and I'm moderately careful to actually lean over the sink when shaving or washing my face. Then again, I am a bachelor. So I cannot imagine what kind of regular cleaning would be needed because of splatters.