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Kodak 400 Tmax Sepia

Few picture I took with the Kodak 400 Tmax, a b&w film. Sometimes I am using a yellow filter or a red filter, depending.

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Nunes BEIRAO - PHOTO		03-Nov-2006 14:30
Kodak Tmax 400 is in fact a good film. You have here some very good images, with a varyed scale of tonalities. Great work!

Guy Dube		27-Feb-2005 04:09
Hi Chris, I want to thank you to comment my galery, I appreciate it. To answer at your question the green filter I am using is Hoya 55mm G(x1)and also I have a Skylight(1A)on the lense. And my lense is Canon FD50 1:1.4SSC. I have also a red filter 52mm R2 on my lense Canon FD50 1:1.8 and a yellow filter 49mmY2 on my Vivitar FD28 1:2.8. I found the yellow filter and the green filter look very the same, the only difference a little more contrast with the green. If you check on the galery TMax400, look the picture Vieux Tmax01 and VieuxTmax03, I took the same picture except on the 03 I used a red filter, look the color of the car on your left, is white and on the picture 01 is dark(red). The red filter eliminate all the red on the picture and it becomes white. It means the filter does his job. I hope it is very helpful for you. By the way you are like me you are using film, and you have a camera Canon AT-1 with the FD lenses. I like that! If you have any question, be my guest, sent me a word. Best regards Guy

Chris Branan		25-Feb-2005 22:57
I like these shots a lot. I use the TMAX 400 at times, also. You said that you used a green filter, what kind?

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