DPK on Film - Roll 3 (Ilford XP2 400)
For my third roll of film I picked up a roll of Ilford XP2 400. All of the research I did on Ilford suggested that this was a fairly forgiving roll of film to shoot as an intro to black and white. To be honest, I had a harder time getting the exposure right with this film than I did with the Kodak, but the grain and dust particles that I got in some of my pictures are a lot of fun. I shot most of the roll at the box speed of ISO 400 but I also over exposed a few shots at ISO 200. Again I used The Dark Room to develop my film, and I continue to be very happy with their service. As always, If anyone has any questions (or tips) Iād love to hear them!
- DK
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ISO: 200 | Shutter: 60 | Aperture: 2
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 125 | Aperture: 5.6
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ISO: 200 | Shutter: 8 | Aperture: 2
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 250 | Aperture: 16
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ISO: 200 | Shutter: 60 | Aperture: 2
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 125 | Aperture: 11
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ISO: 200 | Shutter: 60 | Aperture: 2
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 125 | Aperture: 5.6
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 250 | Aperture: 8
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 125 | Aperture: 11
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 250 | Aperture: 5.6
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 124 | Aperture: 4
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 124 | Aperture: 8
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 250 | Aperture: 16
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ISO: 400 | Shutter: 250 | Aperture: 5.6