My friend sent me two rolls of EASTMAN Fine Grain Duplicating Film and I loaded it into 135 cassettes and rated at ISO6. I figured I’d put it in my SRT 101 as at a glance that’s the camera that would actually meter at ISO6, which would make it easier. Besides the fact that I just worked on the camera and needed to test it. I developed it in Rodinal 1+50 Rotary. I think it turned out great, and this roll makes ISO 100 look horrible, as I developed a roll of ISO 100 right after. The film is slightly tricky to shoot and focus, but I like it. There are better shots than these yet, but I just didn’t post them. Film is totally usable for still.
Awesome post! I’m looking forward to using some of this film….hm…i think i have a 1.8 somewhere that might work? guess i’ll have to get used to lugging a tripod around lol.
You with tripod ? Funny !
Hey, fenceposts are sorta the same. walls, posts, bridges…lol
The photo with the airplane is really good and shows off this film well!
Yes sir!
Do you recall how long you developed for?
I’ll have to look it up tomorrow but it will be in rotary time.