Some Recent photos: I've bought four rolls of Arista EDU 100 to see if I like it well enough to buy a 100' roll. It is much cheaper than Delta 100 that I really like. Here are a few...

ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

I've bought four rolls of Arista EDU 100 to see if I like it well enough to buy a 100' roll. It is much cheaper than Delta 100 that I really like. Here are a few shots from this week. The Fort Hancock pictures are quite grainy I think and give it a gritty look that I do like. Developer was D-76 1to1. Camera was Minolta X700. I'll list the settings with the photos.

Electric meters at Fort Hancock on Officer's Row homes MD 28-85 @28mm f/8 1/30

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no. 2 Four Officer's homes with a drab sky Cropped to alter aspect ratio 28-85@35mm f8 1/30
no. 2 Four Officer's homes with a drab sky Cro...

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no 3 Two homes with leading line. Ship in background 28-85 @85mm f/8 1/30
no 3 Two homes with leading line. Ship in backgr...

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jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

jaymatt wrote:

Thank you.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

ebrunner wrote:

I've bought four rolls of Arista EDU 100 to see if I like it well enough to buy a 100' roll. It is much cheaper than Delta 100 that I really like. Here are a few shots from this week. The Fort Hancock pictures are quite grainy I think and give it a gritty look that I do like. Developer was D-76 1to1. Camera was Minolta X700. I'll list the settings with the photos.

ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

kpmac wrote:

Thank you

Tim Stapp Loc: Mid Mitten

I've shot a number of photos with Arista EDU 100 in small format (135).

My favorite 4x5 film is the Arista EDU 200 film. I shoot at box speed, developed in XTOL in JOBO per published times.

ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

Tim Stapp wrote:

I've shot a number of photos with Arista EDU 100 in small format (135).

My favorite 4x5 film is the Arista EDU 200 film. I shoot at box speed, developed in XTOL in JOBO per published times.

I generally shoot at box speed. I use D-76. I really should try other developers just to get the experience and see how they differ. Thanks for the input.
Erich

Tim Stapp Loc: Mid Mitten

I use a lot of FOMA films rebadged as Arista EDU Ultra (Freestyle Photo). I usually shoot in 135 or in sheet film. The 200 doesn't like the film backs in my Mamiya RB 67, so I use either Ilford FP4+ or HP5+ in it.

I absolutely love in in sheet film (4x5).

Tim Stapp Loc: Mid Mitten

I use a lot of FOMA films rebadged as Arista EDU Ultra (Freestyle Photo). I usually shoot in 135 or in sheet film. The 200 doesn't like the film backs in my Mamiya RB 67, so I use either Ilford FP4+ or HP5+ in it.

I absolutely love in in sheet film (4x5).

ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

Tim Stapp wrote:

I use a lot of FOMA films rebadged as Arista EDU Ultra (Freestyle Photo). I usually shoot in 135 or in sheet film. The 200 doesn't like the film backs in my Mamiya RB 67, so I use either Ilford FP4+ or HP5+ in it.

I absolutely love in in sheet film (4x5).

I don't have much experience with view cameras. I do have an intrepid 4x5; but I don't use it much. I think that is something that is going to change this year. Thank you for your comments.
Erich

JD750 Loc: SoCal

ebrunner wrote:

I've bought four rolls of Arista EDU 100 to see if I like it well enough to buy a 100' roll. It is much cheaper than Delta 100 that I really like. Here are a few shots from this week. The Fort Hancock pictures are quite grainy I think and give it a gritty look that I do like. Developer was D-76 1to1. Camera was Minolta X700. I'll list the settings with the photos.

Great stuff Eric! Yes I can see why you like this film! I really like 4 officers homes and also 2 officers homes .. damn that light pole. And the unnamed lake pic. Really nice, all of them.

ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

Thank you. I think I'm going to try a 100' roll. $65 and you get about 15 rolls of 24. Pretty good bargain.
Erich