Fun with direct positive paper

[ahhong]

A series of pictures of foods that we take:bsmilie:. Using harman direct positive paper.


DPP Cabbage by ==--==, on Flickr




DPP Vege by ==--==, on Flickr



DPP Tomatoes by ==--==, on Flickr



DPP Spices by ==--==, on Flickr

 

[ahhong]

DPP Pears by ==--==, on Flickr


DPP Ginger by ==--==, on Flickr



DPP Garlic by ==--==, on Flickr



DPP Eggs by ==--==, on Flickr

 

[ahhong]

DPP Celeries by ==--==, on Flickr



DPP Bananas by ==--==, on Flickr

 

[pixelbrain]

loving this series. don't mind sharing how you went about setting this up?

 

[ahhong]

The set up was actually quite simple. They were shoot using a 4x5 field camera (since the paper come in 4x5 size), mostly with 210mm lens while some with 150mm lens. 'Back drop' was using a dark color t-shirt. Shot in door with available light from curtained window. All of them exposed for 30mins.:bsmilie:

 

[lkkang]

very good exercise :thumbsup:
contrast is high indeed. no need use flash ... haha..

Billy

 

[JacePhoto]

love to see some portraits with this.

 

[sweat100]

I finally found my prints! These are taken on Ilford direct positive RC paper 4x5 size. It was developed with E.I. 3. The contrast is very very high. I did not pre-flash the paper.