jai
Regular
There obviously needs to be a thread for this. This is the film by which all others are judged, and I haven't found any that are better.
If you want to get into film, and don't know what to shoot, shoot Tri-X.
It is incredibly versatile. You can get quite a grungy, grainy, high contrast look:
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Or, you can overexpose it a little, and develop it in something like XTOL. This can give you really clean, sharp, detailed results.
If you want to get into film, and don't know what to shoot, shoot Tri-X.
It is incredibly versatile. You can get quite a grungy, grainy, high contrast look:
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View attachment 615
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Or, you can overexpose it a little, and develop it in something like XTOL. This can give you really clean, sharp, detailed results.
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