Upper Peirce Reservior

Verticoastro · 16th March 2008

Mamiya 645 PRO | Mamiya Sekor C 80mm f2.8 N| Kodak TMAX 400 processed in ILFORD ILFORTEC DD -X Developer, diluted at 1:6 for 7 1/2mins
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csisfun · 16th March 2008

Really nice. The tranquility of this place is well captured, with the smooth waters left undisturbed. Great thing that there isn't a single person here, adds to the mood.

Just wondering, why soup it in DDX?

hazmee · 17th March 2008

Ahh film... Really soothing images. Sometimes, I feel like taking a step back and gloat in film. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

PS: Any wide angle shots say.. e.g 30mm?

boochap · 17th March 2008

Originally Posted by hazmee

Sometimes, I feel like taking a step back and gloat in film.

what do u mean step back gloat in film?
FILM is forever one big step ahead!

Verticoastro · 17th March 2008

oh, that is the only developer I have...

hazmee · 17th March 2008

Originally Posted by boochap

what do u mean step back gloat in film?
FILM is forever one big step ahead!

I simply mean take it slow and enjoy film. No need to get too 'aroused'. Enjoy whatever you have right now. Cheers!

Verticoastro · 19th March 2008

Film made me appreciate every shot I take... be it 135 or 120...

Verticoastro · 14th January 2009

Originally Posted by hazmee

Ahh film... Really soothing images. Sometimes, I feel like taking a step back and gloat in film. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

PS: Any wide angle shots say.. e.g 30mm?

nope, I haven't got any 30mm MF lense... still looking for a ultra wide at that time... I only shoot with a 80mm at that time...

merelyok · 14th January 2009

DDX and T-max looks fine to me imo..

Verticoastro · 20th January 2009

Originally Posted by merelyok

DDX and T-max looks fine to me imo..

you might want to try neopan 1600 film... very nice ...

boochap · 22nd January 2009

i bet they will look much better if u could get some details in the sky.

Verticoastro · 2nd May 2009

Originally Posted by boochap

i bet they will look much better if u could get some details in the sky.

you are right Boochap...

should add in the NGD filter to enhance the sky... oh.. the all sky was rather gloomly that day...

merelyok · 2nd May 2009

Great pics bro, but is the film loaded correctly in the tank..? Looks like inconsistent development at the sides in some of the shots. i got that from some of my improperly unloaded rolls as well.

Or could it be the film back?

Verticoastro · 3rd May 2009

Originally Posted by merelyok

Great pics bro, but is the film loaded correctly in the tank..? Looks like inconsistent development at the sides in some of the shots. i got that from some of my improperly unloaded rolls as well.

Or could it be the film back?

might be the film back.. I using a F1 older version and it has been giving this problem...

16th March 2008	#1
Verticoastro Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Central Posts: 1,204	Upper Peirce Reservior Mamiya 645 PRO \| Mamiya Sekor C 80mm f2.8 N\| Kodak TMAX 400 processed in ILFORD ILFORTEC DD -X Developer, diluted at 1:6 for 7 1/2mins ------------------------------------------------ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. __________________ Canon 5D \| EF 20-35mm f3.5-4.5 USM \| EF 28-70mm f2.8 L IS USM \| Sigma 20mm f1.8 \| Sigma 50mm f1.4 Last edited by Verticoastro; 16th March 2008 at 01:06 PM.

16th March 2008	#2
csisfun Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 550	Re: Upper Peirce Reservior Really nice. The tranquility of this place is well captured, with the smooth waters left undisturbed. Great thing that there isn't a single person here, adds to the mood. Just wondering, why soup it in DDX? __________________ Traditional B&W Film Developing Lessons at your place: Click Here!

17th March 2008	#3
hazmee Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Teban Gardens Posts: 2,610	Re: Upper Peirce Reservior Ahh film... Really soothing images. Sometimes, I feel like taking a step back and gloat in film. Thanks for sharing. Cheers! PS: Any wide angle shots say.. e.g 30mm? __________________ The hideout // My flickr page

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Verticoastro Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Central Posts: 1,204	Re: Upper Peirce Reservior oh, that is the only developer I have... __________________ Canon 5D \| EF 20-35mm f3.5-4.5 USM \| EF 28-70mm f2.8 L IS USM \| Sigma 20mm f1.8 \| Sigma 50mm f1.4

19th March 2008	#7
Verticoastro Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Central Posts: 1,204	Re: Upper Peirce Reservior Film made me appreciate every shot I take... be it 135 or 120... __________________ Canon 5D \| EF 20-35mm f3.5-4.5 USM \| EF 28-70mm f2.8 L IS USM \| Sigma 20mm f1.8 \| Sigma 50mm f1.4

14th January 2009	#9
merelyok Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,047	Re: Upper Peirce Reservior DDX and T-max looks fine to me imo..

22nd January 2009	#11
boochap Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: sg - bukit ho swee Posts: 1,303	Re: Upper Peirce Reservior i bet they will look much better if u could get some details in the sky. __________________ boochap@yahoo.com www.flickr.com/photos/boochap/; www.facebook.com/boochap

2nd May 2009	#13
merelyok Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,047	Re: Upper Peirce Reservior Great pics bro, but is the film loaded correctly in the tank..? Looks like inconsistent development at the sides in some of the shots. i got that from some of my improperly unloaded rolls as well. Or could it be the film back?