Bingley
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I have now shot a couple of rolls of Ferrania P33 and have one more loaded in a camera. I'll be posting a handful of photos on Flickr over the next week and will also display them here. Gonna reserve comment on the film for now. But here's the first sample I uploaded on Flickr this evening. Nikon S2, W-Nikkor C 35mm f2.5, Ferrania P33 @ iso 160, in D-76 stock, 10 mins. @ 20C:
Cinema by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Cinema by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Bingley
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Chestnut Street, San Francisco. Nikon S2, W-Nikkor C 35mm f2.5, Ferrania P33 @ iso 160 in D-76 stock:
Chestnut Street by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Chestnut Street by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
CMur12
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Just looking on my computer screen, both of these images appear to have smooth gradation and pleasing contrast.
- Murray
- Murray
Bingley
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Thanks! I agree so far.Just looking on my computer screen, both of these images appear to have smooth gradation and pleasing contrast.
- Murray
Bingley
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Green Street, San Francisco, May 2024. Nikon S2, W-Nikkor C 35mm f2.5, Ferrania P33 at 160:
Crossings by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
The tonality of this film stock really does remind me of classics of Italian cinema... I can visualize Marcello Mastroianni riding his Vespa through the intersection...
Crossings by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
The tonality of this film stock really does remind me of classics of Italian cinema... I can visualize Marcello Mastroianni riding his Vespa through the intersection...
Godfrey
somewhat colored
I've seen the emails from Ferrania about P33, you've incited me to buy a few rolls and give it a whirl. Blue Moon Camera has some in stock ... I ordered four rolls. Perhaps I'll load up the M4-2, a Retina IIc, or the Nikon F for a test spin.
It will be interesting to see how to expose and process P33.
Ferrania P30 I expose at ISO 40, and have best results processing for 16 minutes in HC-110 mixed at 1:99 in my Rondix 35 or Lab Box tanks, which is well off the Ferrania spec but works best for me. (Oh yes: I only scan and finish with image processing ... Have no wet lab for printing since 1991 or so. )
G
It will be interesting to see how to expose and process P33.
Ferrania P30 I expose at ISO 40, and have best results processing for 16 minutes in HC-110 mixed at 1:99 in my Rondix 35 or Lab Box tanks, which is well off the Ferrania spec but works best for me. (Oh yes: I only scan and finish with image processing ... Have no wet lab for printing since 1991 or so. )
G
hap
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Try the Darkroom in CAlifornia. I believe they are very sophisticated . You could call them and see what they say.I've seen the emails from Ferrania about P33, you've incited me to buy a few rolls and give it a whirl. Blue Moon Camera has some in stock ... I ordered four rolls. Perhaps I'll load up the M4-2, a Retina IIc, or the Nikon F for a test spin.
It will be interesting to see how to expose and process P33.
Ferrania P30 I expose at ISO 40, and have best results processing for 16 minutes in HC-110 mixed at 1:99 in my Rondix 35 or Lab Box tanks, which is well off the Ferrania spec but works best for me. (Oh yes: I only scan and finish with image processing ... Have no wet lab for printing since 1991 or so. )
G
Bingley
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Balboa Cafe, Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA. Nikon S2, W-Nikkor C 35mm f2.5, Ferrania P 33:
Balboa Cafe by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Balboa Cafe by Steve Macfarlane, on Flickr
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Thanks! I might call them, but honestly I usually manage to figure it out on my own after I shoot a test roll. I know my developer and processing workflow very very well, so how they work as I change timings and concentrations is fairly predictable.Try the Darkroom in CAlifornia. I believe they are very sophisticated . You could call them and see what they say.
G
hap
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No problem.....we would like to see your pics with FerraniaThanks! I might call them, but honestly I usually manage to figure it out on my own after I shoot a test roll. I know my developer and processing workflow very very well, so how they work as I change timings and concentrations is fairly predictable.
G
luuca
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