yeah i realise i do have one grainy like that, but i dint push it either, was also underexposed but i think the scanning part upped the exposure and grain

Hi everyone!

I'm using a Pentax MX (but haven't seen the results yet )

Does anyone know where I can get an Epson V600?
And is there a big price difference between Epson V600 and Canon 8800f?

Thanks!

recent catalogue no more 8800f. only saw the 9000f. maybe old stock for 8800 . the bigger canon dslr shop usually carry one in stock. not sure where can find that Epson. you can try online

Do you know anywhere we could develop push color films..

I love the latitude of portra even shot it at 3200 rating but kinda grainy..

But I love portras overexposed by a stop! But rarely get to do it lol

Because of that I've been using trix 400 at 3200 n 6400

Hi guys, i'm a bit curious why almost all my picture have some line and white dotted on it? and this make me really when want to fix the picture.
i see picture that u all posted clean and very clear T___T..

unfix

IMG_0030 by ra.z.in, on Flickr


fix

It's dust.

I thought anywhere also they can push or pull right. it's just actually the temperature and duration the film is being exposed to the developer solution.

correct me if I am wrong though

I usually over expose must of my film by one or two stops, slides may not be so forgiving compared to colour negatives though.

there's this fuji 400h which I like too, you over expose it it turns bluish, underexpose it turns pinkish. at least that's what I think I am observing lol

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Added on November 20, 2012, 4:38 pmthose lines are scratches and dust.. blow the scanner and the film before scanning I guess

This post has been edited by sakuraboo: Nov 20 2012, 04:38 PM

puppy, i htink u shud go for the v700 instead of the 600, i dont think 600 still have anymore

Ahhh normally when it comes to color they normally use Machines hence the developing time is the same for all color films that was what I was told at the shop.. Unlike B&W it is done manually..

I would love to develop my films on my own 1 day thou hehe

machines oni got one setting huh

I only see 1 pricelist with the 9000f on it on lowyat.net, at RM900++.
I was thinking of getting something for RM600 or so... Do you think that's possible?

I saw some comparisons of 8800f and V600 output, and the V600 looks a lot better in terms of dynamic range and sharpness.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/SCAN/CS8800/8800F.HTM

Oh sorry for not explaining clearly haha!

Well they do have other settings but he would need to switch it back for the next batch of film rolls later..

problem is that later he might forgotten and messed up everybody's exposure because of me

So i'll just stick to good ol black and white tri-x!

theres the epson v700 rx330 mentioned..

theres CanoScan LiDE 700F
and the 5600f

both about rm600 less or so..sorry i not so familiar with epson.. not sure where to shop it

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Added on November 20, 2012, 6:56 pmyou develop your own tri x ?

i was wondering about tmax 400 pushed to 3200, but dunno which developer to use if i developed it myself..

This post has been edited by sakuraboo: Nov 20 2012, 06:56 PM

I dont think you can get the V600 for less than RM600. The 9900F should suit your needs. The V700 is nearly RM 2k.

You can use TMax developer or HC 110. Both is quite good for pushing.

actually I don't get it.

if machines can do c 41, can't they do b&w?

morpheuse, yoong... I just remembered my films are still with you guys. Let me know when you guys are going to your darkroom, so I could drop by.

It's involved a different set of chemicals and different equipment. B&W is easier actually, that's why it mostly done manually aka by hand.


He wont be around till Sunday though, but can you just drop him a sms to set up a meeting next week?

Thanks

i'm assuming u scan this urself?
your scanner glass might have dust and tiny hair.

if it's scanned by shop, change shop..lol

thanks yo

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Added on November 22, 2012, 4:30 pmi have always wondered what kinda hair is that... so smalll

This post has been edited by sakuraboo: Nov 22 2012, 04:30 PM

owh tq should clean glass after this