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4x5 Ektar 100 developed at 30C instead of 38C since I was getting weird color-shifts at high temp

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@Edge 100, the light there is so gorgeous
@taemo simly stunning..
I guess you used filter in the 3rd one?

thanks!
yes I used a dark red filter, I love how it turns the sky really dark.

'Coal Harbour Morning'
Mamiya 7 | 150 f/4.5 | Provia 100F

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Mamiya 7 | 150 f/4.5 | Provia 100F

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hey edge100, do you develop your provia by yourself? if you do, where do you buy your e6 kit?

taemo wrote in post #17136464
4x5 Ektar 100 developed at 30C instead of 38C since I was getting weird color-shifts at high temp

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Pyramid Lake Dock 2 by earl.dieta, on Flickr

one of my 4x5 B&W for my Canadian Rockies project

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Pyramid Lake (1) by earl.dieta, on Flickr

and couldn't resist stopping by to get this shot on my way to work

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Edson (2) by earl.dieta, on Flickr

Gorgeous.

My first 4x5 camera (a Wista VX and 135 APO-Symmar) is on its way to me now. Can't wait to jump into LF.

taemo wrote in post #17141552
hey edge100, do you develop your provia by yourself? if you do, where do you buy your e6 kit?

Yes. I buy the kits from fotoimpex.de. You can also get them from Beau Photo in Vancouver, but they have limited stock and tend to be a bit pricier (though you'll get the chems faster).

Thanks for the site, I think I might be buying a couple of stuff from there, E-6 & C-41 kits and random Jobo parts!

I called Beau and their prices seemed outrageous, Arista E-6 1L kit I think was around $80, I see Freestyle in LA sells E-6 1L kits for under $30 but I don't know if they will ship those to Canada. Will check shortly.

How are you going to develop E-6? If you haven't got a MOD54 yet, I have one that I'll sell for $40.
Used it only once but now I'm using a JOBO.

If you're looking into getting a roller on the cheap, I recommend getting a Uniroller, a Jobo 2500 tank and couple of reels. You'll be able to do 35/120/4x5 for under $400
Actually just bought a uniroller on ebay for $60 last night as back-up in case my Jobo CPE2+ dies

and congrats on your Vista, gorgeous camera and 135mm is a good focal length to start with!
can't wait to see your scans later on!

PS. I'm liking developing C-41 and E-6 at 30C instead of 38C, longer time but atleast I don't have to worry about temp much, also I was getting color shifts at 38C with my 4x5 sheets

taemo wrote in post #17142002
Thanks for the site, I think I might be buying a couple of stuff from there, E-6 & C-41 kits and random Jobo parts!

I called Beau and their prices seemed outrageous, Arista E-6 1L kit I think was around $80, I see Freestyle in LA sells E-6 1L kits for under $30 but I don't know if they will ship those to Canada. Will check shortly.

How are you going to develop E-6? If you haven't got a MOD54 yet, I have one that I'll sell for $40.
Used it only once but now I'm using a JOBO.

If you're looking into getting a roller on the cheap, I recommend getting a Uniroller, a Jobo 2500 tank and couple of reels. You'll be able to do 35/120/4x5 for under $400
Actually just bought a uniroller on ebay for $60 last night as back-up in case my Jobo CPE2+ dies

and congrats on your Vista, gorgeous camera and 135mm is a good focal length to start with!
can't wait to see your scans later on!

PS. I'm liking developing C-41 and E-6 at 30C instead of 38C, longer time but atleast I don't have to worry about temp much, also I was getting color shifts at 38C with my 4x5 sheets

Beau Photo is ok IF you buy the 5L kit. Then it works out to about $3/roll.

HOWEVER...the 5L kit, once opened, has a 24 week shelf life. 5L is good for 60 rolls (12 rolls/L), so you've got to time it out just right. From fotoimpex, I buy multiple 1L kits. This increases the cost a bit, but I can open just one kit and then use what is needed without spoiling the rest.

The other option is David Nardi at e6it.ca. He does a GREAT job (he's local to me and I've met him a few times...great guy).

I bought a MOD54 from B&H...will have to see how that goes.

My "LF learning" camera. Calumet View 4x5.
Caltar 165 6.3 lens.

Funnily enough, I've been thinking of getting a 4x5 camera for landscapes as well...

One from the M3:

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do it!
I think it will suit your B&W work nicely!

nice selective focus kf095, that's something I havent tried yet.

Thanks!
I googled how to make miniature effect with LF.
Front lens tilt, wide aperture and camera is on higher position (looking down).
But I'm having hard times to see what is on the edges of focusing screen.

yeah corners are hard to look for me too, especially with my 90mm f/8 lens which is why I would rather shoot with my 210mm f/5.6 haha

are you using a loupe and dark cloth?