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Neopan 400 in Ultrafin vs. Potra 160 results...
Jan Decher
2014-08-20 18:54:55 UTC
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Hi All,

I might try the re-fixing of the b&w negatives as Georges suggested. Maybe in Ilford Rapid FIxer this time, which has always worked for me while living in Vermont. Unfortunately, I already cut he negs into strips of three so will have to figure out how to thread them back on the reel.

Meanwhile I got the Portra 160 back, which I shot right after I unloaded the Neopan 400 in Leiden. Here are two examples from that roll scanned on the Epson 700:

Leiden from the V & D Terrace in color:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mittelformat/14979212811/

Leiden Hooglandse Kerk
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mittelformat/14982392175/in/photostream/

Another Questions: Has anyone had the leather of the Rolleiflex TLR strap with the "alligator" replaced? Found a local leather repair man who is currently working on one of my two straps.

Best Regards,
Jan
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 05:47:48 +0200
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Neopan 400 in Ultrafin
Hello Jan,
It is hard to tell from the image on the computer, but to me the pattern
has a milky appearence whuch sugest improper fixing (to short a time or
exhausted fixer). It will cause no harm to refix a couple of images to
prove me right or wrong.
I've developed films (mostly Tmax 400 ) which has been Xrayed many times
in airports and which is out of date without any ill effects.
So try to re-fix the film and see what it gives.
Have a bright day !
Georges Giralt
2014-08-21 04:10:11 UTC
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Re fixing a band is easy. Pour a liter of fresh fixer on a dish (paper
style or plastic Tupperware if you've to) and gently rock the film in
the dish. Remove the fixer and rinse the same. Changing the water often
is better tha letting the film sit for hours. Then the last rinse with a
drop of wetting agent added and then go to dry.
If I'm right apply for the other bands, if I'm not I _do_ apologize
Post by Jan Decher
Hi All,
I might try the re-fixing of the b&w negatives as Georges suggested.
Maybe in Ilford Rapid FIxer this time, which has always worked for me
while living in Vermont. Unfortunately, I already cut he negs into
strips of three so will have to figure out how to thread them back on
the reel.
Meanwhile I got the Portra 160 back, which I shot right after I
unloaded the Neopan 400 in Leiden. Here are two examples from that
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mittelformat/14979212811/
Leiden Hooglandse Kerk
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mittelformat/14982392175/in/photostream/
Another Questions: Has anyone had the leather of the Rolleiflex TLR
strap with the "alligator" replaced? Found a local leather repair
man who is currently working on one of my two straps.
Best Regards,
Jan
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 05:47:48 +0200
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Neopan 400 in Ultrafin
Hello Jan,
It is hard to tell from the image on the computer, but to me the pattern
has a milky appearence whuch sugest improper fixing (to short a time or
exhausted fixer). It will cause no harm to refix a couple of images to
prove me right or wrong.
I've developed films (mostly Tmax 400 ) which has been Xrayed many times
in airports and which is out of date without any ill effects.
So try to re-fix the film and see what it gives.
Have a bright day !
--
If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.
Abraham Maslow
A British variant :
Any tool can serve as a hammer but a screwdriver makes the best chisel.
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