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Jan 16, 2017 10:19:11 #
Hello all,
I am new to this forum but not new to photography. I started in film photography with a Nikon F and a Luna pro light meter. Back then I shot a lot of B&W using Tri-X film and D-76. When I started shooting color film I started using Kodachrome and other slide films. What got me into digital photography was getting poor results from labs. One lab actually ruined my film by exposing it to light. That made me want to get labs out of the picture. Digital photography worked for me.
I am new to this forum but not new to photography. I started in film photography with a Nikon F and a Luna pro light meter. Back then I shot a lot of B&W using Tri-X film and D-76. When I started shooting color film I started using Kodachrome and other slide films. What got me into digital photography was getting poor results from labs. One lab actually ruined my film by exposing it to light. That made me want to get labs out of the picture. Digital photography worked for me.
Jan 16, 2017 10:22:58 #
This old film stories sounds familiar. Digital is so much easier and not nearly as messy. Welcome to UHH and just jump right in.
Jan 16, 2017 10:25:48 #
Jan 16, 2017 10:35:45 #
Welcome. You will enjoy this site. Looking forward to seeing some of your pictures. Happy shooting!
Jan 16, 2017 10:41:03 #
Welcome. I started with a Nikon F also and black and white and had a Luna pro light meter. I liked Agfa Gaevert Black and White Film with Rodinal developer. When my favorite film, developer and double weight enlarging paper was discontinued and my favorite Kodachrome, I switched to Digital.
kd2ja wrote:
Hello all,
I am new to this forum but not new to photography. I started in film photography with a Nikon F and a Luna pro light meter. Back then I shot a lot of B&W using Tri-X film and D-76. When I started shooting color film I started using Kodachrome and other slide films. What got me into digital photography was getting poor results from labs. One lab actually ruined my film by exposing it to light. That made me want to get labs out of the picture. Digital photography worked for me.
I am new to this forum but not new to photography. I started in film photography with a Nikon F and a Luna pro light meter. Back then I shot a lot of B&W using Tri-X film and D-76. When I started shooting color film I started using Kodachrome and other slide films. What got me into digital photography was getting poor results from labs. One lab actually ruined my film by exposing it to light. That made me want to get labs out of the picture. Digital photography worked for me.
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kd2ja wrote:
Hello all,
I am new to this forum but not new to photography. I started in film photography with a Nikon F and a Luna pro light meter. Back then I shot a lot of B&W using Tri-X film and D-76. When I started shooting color film I started using Kodachrome and other slide films. What got me into digital photography was getting poor results from labs. One lab actually ruined my film by exposing it to light. That made me want to get labs out of the picture. Digital photography worked for me.
I am new to this forum but not new to photography. I started in film photography with a Nikon F and a Luna pro light meter. Back then I shot a lot of B&W using Tri-X film and D-76. When I started shooting color film I started using Kodachrome and other slide films. What got me into digital photography was getting poor results from labs. One lab actually ruined my film by exposing it to light. That made me want to get labs out of the picture. Digital photography worked for me.
Welcome, I did Miranda cameras, Plus X or Panatomic X, a different Kodak developer 9forget name0 moved to a FR developer and finally to an Edwal, always looking for finer grain, color was Agfa chrome, then Sakura color for 35mm, Kodak when getting paid, Vericolor on the 645. Enjoy the Hog, Bob.
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