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   heliossstardeath · 2020-05-24 14:35

   same as this one, excellent composition, foreground midground background, the eye lingers in the photo, the dark left side pushes it to the pony and the gates brings the eye back to the pony. Really good

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   charliedontsurf · 2020-05-24 17:40

   @heliossstardeath cheers buddy, I think this is the best negative I've had from the tasma, I remember the light was really good, I exposed it at approx iso 30 and made sure that I gave it plenty of development. This made the print easy I think the way to get the magic out of this film is to give it lots of light and over develop it a bit. Well for my taste anyway.

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   rolfmg · 2020-05-25 06:52

   I agree here as well - I have the Tasma (from your delivery) currently in my Kodak Retina and only few shots done - any suggestions for development to achieve great results as well?

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   charliedontsurf · 2020-05-25 07:36

   @rolfmg thanks Rolf. My solution for the tasma is a 1+75 semi stand soak for 1 hr. The higher concentration seems to make the highlights that bit lighter, separates the tones a bit and makes things less muddy. It seems to have worked for this roll, I'm intrigued to see how my next one comes out. Good luck:)

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   rolfmg · 2020-05-27 08:13

   @charliedontsurf Thanks for your reply. What do you use - Rodinal?

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   charliedontsurf · 2020-05-27 08:21

   @rolfmg sorry, yes rodinal!