Just got my roll of Ilford HP5 back and some photos had this odd wavy patern near the top. What do?
My gear is:
Nikon Nikkormat FS
52mm Red 25a filter
52mm rotating polarizing filter
Here's another
>>2868944
that's bromide drag, comes from uneven developing. what developer/times are you using?
But not all of them.
Could it be a problem with the polarizing lense?
>>2868947
I normally mail my film to Ilford to be developed, but I was testing out an older camera I found and accidentally dropped it off at Walgreens with some color film I had. They mailed it out to the Fujifilm photolab I think; it took three fucking weeks to get back.
I would be pretty mad if I paid a lab to get this shit
>>2868970
Yeah, now that I know it's a lab issue I'm pretty bugged. $26 and three fucking weeks.
How much did you pay for that OP?
>>2868944
>>2868946
>>2868948
Wannabe Lee Friedlander.
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>>2868988
I don't follow any photographers, but I guess B&W telephone wires are pretty generic
>>2868976
$26 for a roll of 36
>>2868995
>I don't follow.
He is one THE iconic photographers of the 20th century.
He influenced you.
>>2868997
whaaaat? that's fucking insane. learn do develop film yourself man, with 26 bucks you can get enough product to develop over 100 rolls.
>>2869012
or 770 rolls with diy rodinal ;]
>>2869021
but what about diy film
also I wanted to ask you what to get for wetter
Nice thumbnails op too bad I won't open them
>>2868999
I literally don't know shit about any photographers. I know that nanny lady from that netflix documentary, and had an Ansel Adams print on the wall in my parents' house. That's the extent of it.
>>2869023
diy gelatin emulsions are perfectly feasible, just very inconvenient given availability and quality of film. piss easy (with the right chems and practice) for stiff sheet large format film/plates, a horrible mess for any bendy substrate like 35mm acetate film.
Wetter? Add a drop of dishwashing liquid or any other strong non-soap detergent to final rinse or do final rinse with distiller water (nothing dissolved in it so dries up without leaving marks)
