First photo is the b&w mode
2nd T-Max
3rd Tri-X
The bottom two are the comparision of the old Kodak b&w films
T-Max
Tri-X
Good example here of the difference. I like your subject used to demonstrate it. Very nice!
I actually like t-max better than tri-x which is suprising.
Rhino wrote:
I actually like t-max better than tri-x which is suprising.
My problem with T-Max was you couldn't push it as much as I used to with Tri-X.
Shot a lot of basketball games in the old Memorial Coliseum at ASA 1600 and develop 1 more minute with a little more agitation than normal.
some time b&w shots are better. until [ if ]i can get a digital slr,i will use up lots of film with my 40 y/o pentax k 1000 and my cannon ae1. nice being able to get pics and cds.
I'll have to brush the dust of my old Pentax ME some day.
The news about films higher resolution is not such a big
deal as only a slow ASA with careful processing can yeild
the high end results. Digital at even 5MG is better than
most of the film that I shot for over 40 years, unless it's
large format there's no way I'll ever shoot film, unless
there's a darn good reason. (THOUGHTS) let's hear them please?
Low Light, looks good to me
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