(Camera: Agfa Isolette II; Film: Kodak Tri-X 400)
In the darkroom this week I’ve been working on a print of this shot. After a couple of tries, I think it’s getting close to what I’m after. Once I’ve created a print map with an 8×10, it’s time to move on to making the “real” print on 11×14 paper.
Have a look here for my review of the excellent Agfa Isolette II medium-format folder.
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This print with such different zones is excellent.
I have recently purchased a Beseler 23C enlarger and if my prints are 1/2 as good as yours, I’ll be very happy.
By the way, how do you develop your Tri-X films ?
Have a nice week.
JFB
Hello Jean-François:
I’m still learning. I guess that never stops though. Just FYI, I too have a Beseler 23C. I developed the Tri-X in HC110 dilution B for 6 minutes. HC110 might not be the best developer for Tri-X, but it’s what I have on hand because it keeps forever.
Take care,
Gary