Showing posts with label yellow filter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow filter. Show all posts

Friday, December 19, 2025

More from the Duaflex

 Another sunny December day and another roll of film in the Kodak Duaflex.  This time it is some Arista Edu Ultra 200 of indeterminate age.  The box does not seem to have an expiration date.  I got it some time past from Free Style.   I suspect this is repackaged Fomapan as the pre-soak came out of the tank very blue.  All of the shots were made with a light yellow filter over the lens.  Processing was in Rodinal 1:50.  




See some more about the first model Kodak Duaflex and its designer in an article on my old website.

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

mellow yellow

I took my Nikon F for a stroll in the Sandia foothills.  Mounted on the Nikkor 50mm f1.8 was a yellow filter.  That is something I haven't done more than a couple times.  The results were somewhat underwhelming as the effect is rather subtle.  I left the filter in place for most of the roll of Kentmere 400 which I shot at a stop slow for processing in PMK Pyro.







San Felipe de Neri has reopened for Sunday services.  The shops and restaurants around the plaza are seeing a little business, but many of the smaller ones on the side streets have closed for good.



That was the last of Kentmere I had on hand, but I've ordered ten more from B&H.  I have a roll of HP5+ in the Pentax H3v now and I'll try a few shots with that combination with a red filter.