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S.H.O.U.T. title: S.H.O.U.T. – Silver Halide and Other Unrelated Tales

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Sometimes it’s enough to just go out for a walk and enjoy using a camera. Not every image or roll of film has to be part of a project. Neither does it have to be a test or a trial. No need to take a whole load of gear.

I’m 57 in a few days time, and I’ve been shooting film since I was about 6 or 7. I can remember being shown how to load a film, but from then ...


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If there is a capital or centre on the Ilse of Wight then it’s Newport. Most things radiate out from there, and if you are driving on the Island you’ll go through it many times whether you want to or not! On this occasion I’d just visited Carisbrooke Castle, was going through and pulled in for milk and wine! There is parking along the side of the Guildhall (right) handy...


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I’ve been carrying the little Olympus XA2 with me here and there recently, loaded with a roll of bulk loaded Foma 200. This film I like to develop in Rodinal (Adonal) 1+100 for an hour, EMA, at 20 c.

I find this combination keeps the grain low, contrast as I like it and, in fact, I’ve done very little to these scans – they are more or less as...


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I used a roll of Ortho 80 in 35mm a while back – I liked it, but not enough for it to sway me into regular use over FP4 – you can see those pictures here. John over at Pictorial Planet, has been testing a range of films recently, in two different developers,...


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That’s the one! … but lets take 10 others!!

Do you remember those days when you could buy a “grab bag” of film from the local supermarket? I remember Fuji packs at Tesco (my US friends please just think Walmart!) 5 rolls for £15, £3 a roll!! About the same time motor drives were merging into the camera bodies, no longer a “battery box with a motor” that you screwed onto th...


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