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I have a riddle for all you /fgt/ers;

Ilford FP4 developed in X-Tol 1+1 in a Jobo at 24 degrees comes out foggy. Other films developed in the same tank comes out fine. All of the films are prewashed well.
FP4 from the same batch is developed in the same chemicals by hand in a Paterson tank at 20 degrees, and comes out fine.

What is going wrong?

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>>3118239
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq3abPnEEGE

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>>3118239
But what is water? It's a difficult question, because water is impossible to describe. One might ask the same about birds;

https://www.dpreview.com/articles/3416153698/canon-eos-6d-mark-ii-dynamic-range

>dynamic range

nice meme

Not happy. Wanted to upgrade my 6D, it's not going to be a 6D2 now. A D820 is looking good right about now..

>falling for the Sony meme
>buying a Sony camera made when they were shit

You dun fucked up hard

>>3113524
>literal gearfag

Get out of here bitch with enough practice he'll probably blow your snapshits out of the water.
OP invest in a camera bag for storage dont get inside the sensor to clean it unless youre really comfortable your not gonna fuck it up. Clean the outside with ear cleaners for dust or a can of compressed air. Always wipe your lenses every time you shoot with a lens cloth and take it with you every time you bring the camera with you and have fun shooting brudda

>>3113524
Hearing a lot of criticism and no advice, means you dont have any and just want to whine about something.
Like I said, this is my first camera and it was fucking cheap son. Woulda been dumb not to buy it.

Back on track, would an anti-static cloth to clean the mirror be alright? When cleaning mirrors I usually have to use some liquid.

Is it completely blown out, as in clipped into white? If it is, you can't bring that back, and this is a learning experience.

>>3122910
What should I do then ? Like what do I learn from this? How to not have it happen again

>>3122911
don't shoot in the middle of the day. the golden hours aren't just a meme, use them

>or just crush tf out of your blacks by underexposing

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So yeah, visited a lot of abandoned bunkers, and some places where they had some seriously old steam engines. They still have loads of 'm in Poland.

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This was near an abandoned city. had to wak over a train-bridge in order to get there. They blew the bridge up hehe. Didn't check if trains were still going but I was pretty sure they weren't anymore.

>>3122736
iktf

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>tfw spend more time watching gear videos than actually shooting

>>3122830
>>3122736

Leave. the. house. NOW.

just go shoot dude.

Every camera is a bit different, you're shooting raw right? Adjust accordingly and save some new templates. Good luck and congrats on your upgrade.

>>3122733
shoot RAW you fucking retarded ass JPEG fag

>>3122730
add grain in photoshop
or shoot higher iso film

but yeah, you could really shoot a fucking meme format if you wanna lose resolution and upscalability

>>3122731
I don't care about resolution or... what is upscalability? I'm not printing billboards.

Any film recommendations?

>>3122730
1. take a picture with a film camera.
2. take a picture of that picture with the same film camera.
3. repeat until desired amount of grain is visible

just like that

id give her fucks unlimited

>>3122567
>tell yourself you're gonna wake up early to get good light
>alarm goes off at 6am
>go back to sleep
>rinse and repeat

So some things I've noticed with photography websites is that they tend to fundamentally misunderstand some things about web design and end up overdesigning or underdesigning them.

DON'T:
>Overuse Javascript
This includes making imgur-style photo albums. Try to avoid using it at all.

>Throw 800 images of varying resolutions on the same page
Sometimes people will put a lot of work into one giant page. Don't do that. It will take like a decade to load. Use thumbnails, use multiple pages. Separate your work based on what you think will display it nicely.

>Use badly fitting background images
The one you posted? Really good because it can be easily fitted into any screen size. That can be resized onto a phone screen really easily and not cause problems.

Don't do something with like a persistent sidebar and not have a mobile version that clean that up.

DO:
>Think about mobile users
There are a lot of them. Think of them and make sure the site is usable on a mobile device.

>Think "is this site easily navigable"?
If a user can't find out your contact information/rates/etc easily, guess what they're not going to do? I mean some still will but so often friction will take users out of the equation.

>Make sure it looks professional, but still approachable.
You want to look like a one man act, not a studio (unless you are actually a studio).

THINK ABOUT:
>Releasing fullsize/thumbnail images
This all depends on your copyright. Obviously don't put fullsize, non-watermarked images front and center, or even in background images. People will download and use them, copyright be damned.

Of course if you don't really care about certain picture's copyright status, put them there by all means. Consider watermarks, etc.

>Colors and general look
Flat is IN right now. You'll notice the example you had had a lot of "flat" elements, and it looks good. Avoid gradients. Make sure your background image doesn't clash with your color choices.

Good luck on your website!

>>3122595
fpbp, not even OP but you are fighting the good fight!

tried all the big services, ended up with Format. it was the only one with a good looking dark theme. also just werks for mobile.

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>>3122513
Another one

Who ever thought this type of floor lighting was "Cool"?
Seriously.
Its like i'm walking through 1993.

These are really lovely Anon

all those ideas you listed are very much in the vein of "trying too hard to think of an idea for a photo project"

you're only going to come up with contrived or cliche ideas if you're actively trying to think of something.

I would say wait until you have an idea strike you or until you start to notice a natural theme emerge in your photography habits as far as what you are interested in subject wise and that type of thing.

you can not force inspiration.

sorry if my english isn't good

A guy I know did a great project on man made animal habitats in zoos and it's fantastic. The emptiness of the habitats produce a very distinctive theme.
http://www.seanmcgowan.co.uk/habitats

>>3122511
I see what you mean but currenty I'm shooting street photography whenever I shoot and it's getting a bit samey. There hasn't been any theme emerge aside from street photography itself which is too broad.

EBAY FUCKOING SUCKS NOW IT HAD COOL FILM GEAR BUT NOW IT HAS SHIT shit BURGERS SELL 24 EXP FILM LIKE ITS NOT GARAGE, LIKE IT WAS FUCKING GOLD. FUCK EBAY. FUCK EVERYTHING.

>>3122350
child.

>>3122345
I always buy buy it now shit from japan. Still cheaper than new, still cheaper than used in my home country. Also, used japanese stuff is usually very good quality/barely used and most of the time you pay the same price in an auction as long as the item is popular.

idiot

Just cum in her pussy. Idgaf about the quality

>>3122327
start with gopro

>>3122310
youre literally retarded.

>>3122315
Y

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>>3122310
You tell me