Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/01/05
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Michiel, It is all overdevelopment, which is standard for many commercial processors. I have used Neopan 1600 and the results look very close to Tri-X, that is, no harsh, washed out highlights. I develop it myself so I can control what I get. You should try doing the processing yourself -- it's amazingly simple. Or, send me your next roll of Neopan and I'll do it for you. Are you in the US? My address is Bob Meier, P.O. Box 75981, St. Paul, MN 55175. Bob > Thanks Robert, > > Your right about the tonality. Neopan 1600 gives me very contrasty > negatives even more than you see in the shots. > Can you give me some advise to reduce the contrast? Problem is that I > don't develop the films myself and I probably have to underexpose and > overdevelop. > > Michiel Fokkema > > Robert Meier wrote: >> >> Michiel-- >> >> Very nice shots, but very harsh tonality. >> >> Bob >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> Week 49 shows the bartender of the oldest cafe in Amsterdam >>> http://michielfokkema.no-ip.info/paw2004/49.html >>> >>> Most people have to stand when they wait for the tram. In this way it is >>> a bit more comfortable. >>> http://michielfokkema.no-ip.info/paw2004/50.html >>> >>> At first Christmas day we went to the circus. >>> http://michielfokkema.no-ip.info/paw2004/51.html >>> >>> My kids go to a Waldorf school. Around Christmas the teachers, together >>> with some parents perform an old medieval Christmas play. This scene >>> show the shepherds when they visit Jesus. We also see Maria and Josef. >>> http://michielfokkema.no-ip.info/paw2004/52.html >>> >>> >>> >>> Index at:http://michielfokkema.no-ip.info/paw2004/paw.html >>> >>> Comments are welcome and appreciated. >>> > _______________________________________________ > Leica Users Group. > See http://leica-users.org/mailman/listinfo/lug for more information >