2016-05-19 – Elbow grease
Kodak T-MAX 100 shot at EI 800
Black and white film in 120 format shot as 6×6
Push processed 3 stops
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7 responses to “Photography: Elbow grease – Kodak T-MAX 100 (120)”
Does that work for removing scratches on negs too ?
That one has a bit of a mood to it, nice.
That one has a bit of a mood to it, nice.
Is this T-Max 100 or T-Max 400 (TMY-2)? I assume it’s the latter since the caption indicates it was shot at EI 800.
My mistake in the text. It was T-Max 100 shot and pushed two stops. Thanks for pointing it out!
Is this T-Max 100 or T-Max 400 (TMY-2)? I assume it’s the latter since the caption indicates it was shot at EI 800.
Is this T-Max 100 or T-Max 400 (TMY-2)? I assume it’s the latter since the caption indicates it was shot at EI 800.