This is a very remarkable photograph. First: look at the quality of this 80+ box! But there's more: the sticky-paper of that very old FP3 tore the film, it didn't fit in a drum so I had to develop it the victorian way: Rodinal in the dish, left hand up, right hand down etc. 10 minutes in total darkness and look: no scratches!
For instructions on 120 to 116 and many other weird combinations see my Flickr Photostream set "120 film in..."
For the "darkroom struggles" I recommend the set "Old film in old cameras".
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I admire the way you keep using the old film and the old techniques. I like film, but I stopped the darkroom side many years ago. Too much mess and my wife was not too keen on losing a room in the house. I let my friendly camera shop do the darkroom side.
BeantwoordenVerwijderen...and this, John, was a real mess. Glad I'm not allergic to those chemicals.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenA real mess, but very rewarding, I assume. Quality of the camera is, indeed, very good!
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