Juliet at Celebration Park
This is my darling Juliet beneath the cloudy Idaho skies, on a warm black rock on the bank of the Snake River. The light would change from brilliant to flat as clouds passed in front of the sun, so this roll of film required some thought about processing. I decided to process in 510-Pyro, semi-stand, but at 1:100 dilution instead of 1:300, or 1:500 as I usually do. I think this negative has potential.
Film: TMY-2
Format: 120 (6x7)
Developer: 510-Pyro
Dilution: 1:100
Time: 16:00
Temp: 70F
Agitation: Semi-Stand (continuous for 1st minute/ 10 seconds at 1/2 way point)
7 comments:
It looks like your semi-stand time for TMY-2 is maybe only about 3x the normal agitation time. Interesting.
Jim,
I'd say it's closer to 2X normal agitation, as this was very flat lighting, and development with normal agitation would probably have been around 7-1/2 to 8-1/2 minutes.
Hi, Jay. I am your Spanish friend. How are you? I am very happy to find you newly. Congratulations for your work.
Hola Critico,
Thank you for your compliment, and I look forward to your participation.
Bienvenidos, Reuben!
It's good to have another Spanish speaking contributor. If you want to post images, just email them to me, and I'll post them. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
jdefehr@gmail.com
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