Unlike some other sites, we here at Iftimestoodstill Productions don’t do our testing using hand lotion… (snicker)
Only the finest compressed air will do.
Incidentally, I recently installed a new focusing screen in one of the new finds, and was busily running around photographing bottles. And other things.
If you’re in the market, you really should give Rick Oleson a look. Although not as perfectly crisp as the Maxwell Brightscreens, they are a quarter of the price, and function as an excellent replacement to any original equipment. I have ordered two screens from Rick, and have been completely thrilled with the result and support.
Thanks Rick!
That lotion is for your hands?
In fairness, I guess they don’t really specify…
I happen to be running a test roll myself. Only at my household we use the “world wide standard test chart”…the cat
Jordan,
We don’t have said test chart at our house, but I do recognize that IS the gold standard.
😉
Cheers,
M.
Ooohhhh……ouch….
War of the test subjects. Things could get nasty here. Compressed air duster!
Wow…we dont have this in Australia. Could be an importing opportunity here…😊…
Btw that is a very smooth image for film…was it HP5?
Andy,
The compressed air is used when scanning the 120…makes a huge difference with the dust spots.
As for the film, it is indeed HP5+…very much in love with this 120 B&W film right now.
All the best,
M.
Oh of course….good idea re scanning. Given I haven’t gone the scanning route Im not in the know.
I haven’t used HP5+ in 120….might have to change that!
Just quick question about that compressed air: is it anti-static at all?