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Fort Vancouver Cookware
Posted by Subyspecialist
· 2h ago · 6 views
Some of the tin and copper kettles from the fur trading days displayed in the seperate kitchen building at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.
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- Camera
- Pentax 17
- Lens
- Built in lens with 1/8 diffusion filter
- Film
- Lucky SHD 400
- Format
- 35mm half-frame
- Subject
- Still Life
- Posted from
- Longview, WA. USA
Developed at home Black & white
- Developer
- Jobo Alpha · 1+1+18
- Time
- 11 min
- Temperature
- 22°C (71.6°F)
- Agitation
- 10 seconds every minute
Overexposed 1 stop by rating at 200 vs box speed as Lucky SHD400 is known to be contrasty and crush shadows. Developed as per normal development times for Fomapan 400 using jobo alpha as I couldn't find recipes for Lucky using Jobo developer and Foma 400 recipes generally are a good substitute for Lucky SHD400.
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