Just dig out a fee rolls of Kodak HIE infrared film 135-36. Will make some test shoot on it.
Lucky my filter R72 R90 still around.
Lucky my filter R72 R90 still around.
Kodak high speed infrared HIE
- Thread starter zk-diq
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Just process my HIE film, I cut the roll in half, only make 15 exposure.
From densitometer measure, Film base Dmin about 0.35, fog level slightly on high side, shadow area around .05 above fog level, few frame over expose and Dmax reach 2.30. Still within printable range, however highlight area may be flat. The others tone/gradation looks good, will try to make actual print from my very dusty Durst enlarger. Need a new bulb for my M700 now.
From densitometer measure, Film base Dmin about 0.35, fog level slightly on high side, shadow area around .05 above fog level, few frame over expose and Dmax reach 2.30. Still within printable range, however highlight area may be flat. The others tone/gradation looks good, will try to make actual print from my very dusty Durst enlarger. Need a new bulb for my M700 now.
sounds exciting.. can't wait to see the result.. no need to pull our ur enlarger la.. just go next door.. there got so many enlarger
Sounds good. Will try.
No bulb/ no paper, go next door I need to take course with cert before can utilize their darkroom, alamak just scan it first.
shoot around youth flying club area
East coast
queens way
shoot around youth flying club area
East coast
queens way
Wah!! Nice!! HIE really is interesting.. sadly it is no longer in production.. I wonder if the Rollei IR400 is as good.. sigh..
When you free, give me scan your HIE..foc
on !!
Processing of HIE film:
HC110 1:31 dilution
Pre wash 1 min cold water
Develop : 58ºF 10 min
stop bath
Fix 10 min
HC110 1:31 dilution
Pre wash 1 min cold water
Develop : 58ºF 10 min
stop bath
Fix 10 min
Thanks for sharing your tips and experience with the processing of HIE film
You're truly a HARDCORE film shooter :thumbsup:
Cheers!
Thanks for sharing your tips and experience with the processing of HIE film
You're truly a HARDCORE film shooter :thumbsup:
Cheers!
HARDCORE?? When you up to certain age, parts should be hard, become not very hard, those parts no need to be hard, become hard.:bsmilie::bsmilie:
btw 58ºF is 10º lower then std temp for finer grain.
HARDCORE?? When you up to certain age, parts should be hard, become not very hard, those parts no need to be hard, become hard.:bsmilie::bsmilie:
btw 58ºF is 10º lower then std temp for finer grain.
*scratching my 'botak' head.. reflecting on... the profound wisdom from the grandmaster :lovegrin:
