Experiment - and as all of these, sometimes they work, sometimes not!. This is a Kodak emulsion, used for duplicating movie film stock - with very bright lights! Nominal speed is between 0.5 and 1.0 iso. This roll is a wee bit dense though.
Amazingly enough, my flat bed scanner (Epson 750) can pull something from the negatives. OK not much and not from every negative either.
Tags: Leica M2 Kodak 5369 Duplicating film 0.5 iso POTA developer 18 min experiment dense negatives
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I borrowed a Summilux 35mm f1.4 Asph for some shots. It is now almost 20 year old design, but it still can hold its own. A tendency to flare and some focus shift issues.
For som e reason the shots with the new Distagon 35mm f1.4 ended up fogged. The cap on the film canister popped off and damaged the film. One day I will do the shots with maybe Tech Pan or Fuji's document film. Both are bit faster - a blazing 12-15 iso.
Tags: Leica M2 Leica Summilux 35mm f1.4 ASPH Kodak 5369 @ 0.5 iso POTA developer 18 min experiment limited success Oh. well
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This is the soon to be released Voigtlander M-Ultron 35mm f1.7. I tried to match the down load exposures - but if you look at the Digi-pix of the negative file - it was a bit futile!
Tags: Leica M2 Voigtlander Ultron 35mm f1.7 Voigtlander M-Ultron 35mm f1.7 @ f1.7 Kodak 5369 duplicating film POTA 18 min experiments film test sunny f16
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Test shot with the Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f1.2 version II. The film is the Kodak 5369 - rated at 0.5 iso! Virtually grain free.
I stopped down the f1.2 to f1.4 to match the other lenses. It has a bit more distortion than the Leica/Voigtlander/Zeiss - but it is still a lens that pushes the optical envelope in 35mm.
Tags: Leica M2 Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f1.2 Aspherical version II Kodak 5369 duplicating film 0.5 iso POTA developer 18 min film test lens test experiment
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Kitsilano is overflowing with Happiness at the moment. This is spurred on by the "Happiness" show at the MOV (Museum of Vancouver). Someone was evidently happy about the garbage can too!
This is with Orwo MA8, a high contrast copy film - rated at 12 iso and developed in the home-made POTA developer. Contrasty, but very fine grained and it might not have 10 of Ansel Adams Zones - but OK otherwise. It does attract dust with a vengeance though.
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Tags: Leica M6 Zeiss ZM Distagon 35mm f1.4 Orwo MA8 High contrast copy film @12 iso POTA developer 18 min Happiness Happiness show Garbage can graffiti Why worry - be happy
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