Last time I wrote about shortening of development time, and this time I extended the time up again (together with using more diluted developer of course). I used 1:75 dilution, because I wanted to add more developer – I have the bottle open for about … Continue readingI dare you to move
I spooled several rolls of film through my SL66 and enjoyed the experience. As I mentioned in the previous post – I’m happy to have SL66 instead of RB67. The weight seems to be enough for me. I bought the neck strap to help me … Continue readingRolleiflex with rolls of Rollei
With cold and windy end of winter I´m more and more looking forward warmer days of spring and summer. This mood was further strenghten by roll of Ilford HP5 35 mm film which I had still undeveloped from last summer. So I finally found some … Continue readingBack to the summer
Whenever I find a time I go to visit one of my best friends. Since I´m living in different town for the last decades I don´t see him as often as in time ouf our studies when we saw each other almost every day. So … Continue readingVisiting an old friend
Title of today’s post is nonconsistent with the ending of my previous post where I said that I could not wait to have my negatives scanned. Reason being that in the meantime I came upon one interesting blog site written by one Italian guy (www.addicted2light.com) … Continue readingSkip the scan
When talking about alchemy, most people assume that alchemy golden age was in medieval times, but I beg to differ. Sure, certain amount of people of those times found interest in the search for lapis philosophorum and transmutation of various matters to gold, lived under … Continue readingGolden age of alchemy