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My first Infrared Films - Konica 750nm expired some years ago. I expected something else to be frank. Not sure where the mistake is - old film or wrong exposure? There is hardly any IR effect. I followed the advise in the Internet and set the aperture between 4 and 5.6 and fixed the the time at 1/60. The vertical streaks may be explained in using a fixation bath (Zorki) which has been in the bottle for some time already. Films was loaded in a Zorki 4 & Canon AE1. Semi stand development in Rodinal 1+50 for 25minutes at 21 degrees.

ロモグラファー:
rolfmg
アップロード日:
2022-10-04
タグ:
infrared old fixation bath
カメラ:
Zorki 4 and Canon AE1
フィルム:
Konikca 750nm
レンズ:
Jupiter and Canon
都市:
Bensheim and Ouddorp/NL
年:
2022
アルバム:
First IR experience

6 Comment

  1. guypinhas
    guypinhas ·

    The vertical streaks are called bromide streaks or bromide drags. I kinda know how to make them happen but have never actually done it. The way to not have them happen is better agitation.

  2. rolfmg
    rolfmg ·

    @guypinhas With semi stand I only modestly agitated. I thought the streaks could have also been created by some kind of "under fixation" (or using old fixation bath).

  3. guypinhas
    guypinhas ·

    @rolfmg Yeah, even with stand development you need to agitate well when you do. Not like a cocktail but slow will create that effect. I have a friend who is very meticulous about making notations when he shoots and sometimes he will develop a roll on its own just to have those streaks/drags. It's like watching film development in slow motion :)

  4. leisuresuit
    leisuresuit ·

    Love the reflections in this photo! Haven't heard from you in a while so I thought I'd drop by your lomohome

  5. rolfmg
    rolfmg ·

    @leisuresuit many thanks for your visit and support. I am actually visiting your home regularily and get my daily pepe/Dolly dose and also witnessing your Halloween preparation...take care.

  6. neufotomacher
    neufotomacher ·

    Yes those streaks. Maybe from the agitation technique in development.

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