so what do we know after the tests?
We know that people don’t change their actions, nor much of their opinion, even after the test calls up doubts.
We know that film and digitals sensitivities are different; produce different effects; provide different modes of interaction. But, more important than the sensitivity of the sensor, is the sensitivity of the producer, the user of the camera-technology. They agree, when they are in the right group, but at most may concede on smaller points, when they are in the wrong group. More likely, if in the weaker side, will find a different reason for their choice.
The Tests Won’t End, but Film will.
Death Threats ON Google+
it seems as though “they” won. not sure what, but maybe your silence is what they wanted….
maybe the light needed to be shown more brightly on them. often rats just scatter. sometimes they can be tempted…. lets all say “cheese”
TF Fix
using T-4 for fixing films .
shake up the concentrate to get the white stuff on the bottom all mixed up,
pour out 250ml of that into a 1000ml measuring cup,
add 750ml of distilled water, stir this up well,
then store this in a brown 1000ml glass bottle.
I use and re-use this to fix my 35mm and 120 film until it exhausts at about 20-30+ rolls later.
4-5 min for most films, 6-7 for Tmax/Delta films.
Agitate for 15->30 seconds of each minute.
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