Hey Ian,
That is one cute kid!
Gladly you got some image out of the film; I recently mis exposed a
Portra 100F @ 400 ASA. Luckily I found out directly after exposing and
dropped it off at a pro lab nearby for push processing.
Regarding your pics, the grain is very heavy from the increased
development. This makes the images odd. Besides, I guess you just had
your focus off. On the first pic, the foot looks in focus, on the
second one, the zipper seems to be infocus.
Regards,
Bart Wientjes
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 10:56 AM, swisspace <swisspace@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Last week I mentioned that I had incorrectly exposed my portra 800 at
> 160, I explained this when I took it for development but I was unsure
> she understood, thankfully though she did, but didn't understand about
> cutting the roll of film, of the two instructions she failed to
> understand the non important one.
>
> After the minimalist discussion I went to an empty office downstairs and
> took some shots of Luc.
>
> However here is what I see, it makes my eyes funny looking at it and at
> first I though it was maybe because the film wasn't flat when I scanned
> it so I put it under a few books overnight and rescanned it and got a
> similar result, Is it just noise from the development process, I took it
> with the 21/2 so I don't see how it could all be out of focus or could
> it? Is it maybe camera shake
>
> http://thattimeoflife.smugmug.com/gallery/613944#462723363_D25n4-A-LB
>
> another shot this time shows some part in focus - so maybe I do need my
> eyes recalibrating
>
> http://thattimeoflife.smugmug.com/gallery/613944#462727528_nEQXn-A-LB
>
> Any thoughts on whats happened
>
> --
> Iechyd da
> IanW
>
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