A Blog dedicated to my rediscovery of analog Photography and Home film processing.
Showing posts with label Adox CHS100. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adox CHS100. Show all posts
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Dangling Robots Adox Art CHS 100 Adonal (Rodinol)
Kiev 60 Arsat 80mm f2.8 Hoya +4 Close-Up Lens Adox Art CHS 100 Adonal (Rodinal) 1:50 - More Robots. The Black and White roll was actually shot first. No backlighting on the circuit board on this one. Same front lighting. I really love the Adox Art CHS 100 Adonal combination. The grain is pronounced, but I have always been a fan of grain.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Loss
Adox Golf Cassar 75mm f4.5 Adox Art CHS 100 Adonal (Rodinal) 1:50 - Sometimes mistakes work. Another shot with the Adox Golf. One where I forgot the rangefinder was uncoupled. The bench should have been the focus point, but obviously things did not work out that way. They more a look at this image the more a like it. It seems to convey some base emotion. Maybe it is just me.
Labels:
1:50,
Adonal,
Adox CHS100,
Adox Golf,
analog,
black and white,
Cassar 75mm f4.5,
darkroom,
Epson V500,
film scanning,
folder,
folding camera,
home darkroom,
ISO 100,
Lynchburg,
medium format,
Rangefinder,
vintage
Saturday, January 28, 2012
DANGER
Adox Golf 75mm f4.5 Cassar Lens Adox Art CHS 120 Adonal (Rodinal) 1:50 - From my first roll with my newly acquired Adox Golf. One of the shots I remembered the rangefinder on this folder is uncoupled. Seemed only fitting to use Adox film and Adonal for this camera's first roll. This film/developer combo seems to be a definite winner, giving a very "vintage" look.
Labels:
1:50,
Adonal,
Adox,
Adox CHS100,
Adox Golf,
black and white,
Cassar 75mm f4.5,
Danger,
Epson V500,
film scanning,
folder,
folding camera,
Lynchburg,
Railroad,
Rodinal,
vintage,
Virginia
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