• 11-24-2007, 10:39 AM
    markfielding
    Couple of pics from my first ever roll
    Here are just a couple of pics I took the other day and developed. It was the first roll I have ever done and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks to all that answered my questions especially Aaron.
    All the best

    Mark

    http://www.markfielding.net/photo%20...20Neg%2011.jpg

    http://www.markfielding.net/photo%20...%20Neg%208.jpg
  • 11-24-2007, 11:19 AM
    Xia_Ke
    Re: Couple of pics from my first ever roll
    Those are awesome Mark! Congrats! :thumbsup: What film was this? Don't forget to post your findings in the B&W Film/Developer Database (let me know if you have any questions on it). Hopeto see many more rolls in your future :D
  • 11-24-2007, 12:04 PM
    mtbbrian
    Re: Couple of pics from my first ever roll
    I like the lines in that first one.
    I bet it will make a great print.
    Brian
  • 11-24-2007, 12:55 PM
    another view
    Re: Couple of pics from my first ever roll
    Nice shots and good looking scans - good for you! :thumbsup:
  • 11-24-2007, 06:02 PM
    peter grimes
    Re: Couple of pics from my first ever roll
    Awesome! As we speak I'm processing my first roll :D

    Does anyone have any great playlists for timing the processing? I realized that a good beat would really help the processing jiggle!
  • 11-24-2007, 06:28 PM
    Xia_Ke
    Re: Couple of pics from my first ever roll
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by peter grimes
    Awesome! As we speak I'm processing my first roll :D

    Does anyone have any great playlists for timing the processing? I realized that a good beat would really help the processing jiggle!

    Nope, I just twiddle my thumbs and watch the clock :o I find a nice double of Scotch or Whiskey helps too :D

    Let us know how they turn out :D
  • 11-25-2007, 10:35 AM
    markfielding
    Re: Couple of pics from my first ever roll
    Hi all
    Thanks for the comments. I was pretty happy with my first roll. My new scanner is pretty sweet too. I bought the Epson V500 (although it's called the GT-X770 here in Japan).
    Aaron, I'll try and fill in the details but might have to give you a shout WRT what I need to do.
    Mark