Black n White Photo Lovers - Minoltian


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-7- said:
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: yeah!!!! let's learn together!!! :lovegrin:

Q1: Well, let's start with what are the basic apparatus / chemicals we need if we are processing a) True B&W Film b) CN B&W Film

Q2: Self reading book on B&W DIY recommendation... :sweat:

Cheers!!

Try this web site from New York Institute of Photography.

http://www.nyip.com/sub_idx_pgs/referidx/ref_b2bw.php

It carries articles from b$w shooting to film processing to printing....
 

Hi,

Actually I don't have much problems when I send my negs down to Fee Fee or when I did my own processing. I try to get an average metering in normal circumstances and like andy had guessed, I sometimes expose for the shadows and (when I do my own processing) develop for the highlights. But been lazy and busy to do my own processing nowadays unless its some really important or, in my opinion, award winning stuff (seldom happens la).

Jerry
 

Pro-New said:
That old guy should be Mr Leong??

Not too sure about that... it was months back when I first visited their shop and when he told me his name. he was the first 1 I talked to and till now only talk to him as well :bsmilie: He speaks mandarin, canonese n ofcos english... most of the time talk to him in cantonese :sweat: feel so guilty for not able to recall his name... :sweat:
 

What colour filters work best with b & w portraits?
 

vivientan said:
What colour filters work best with b & w portraits?

light yellow filter to lighten yellow skin tone, to bring out some contrast.
 

Pro-New said:
light yellow filter to lighten yellow skin tone, to bring out some contrast.

Hi,

Would like to confirm... Light Yellow filter, does it have any no. to recognise the correct Light Yellow filter? The way "Light Yellow" filter is named sounds like there are some grades of Yellow Filters...

Thanks and regards.
 

Helo,

There is yellow, yellow-orange, orange, red and green. You can also try Hoya HMC coated B/W filters. They offer better light transmission resulting in better contrast pics.
 

vader said:
Helo,

There is yellow, yellow-orange, orange, red and green. You can also try Hoya HMC coated B/W filters. They offer better light transmission resulting in better contrast pics.

Thanks alot Vader!!! :lovegrin:
 

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