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Nate “Igor” Smith 🎩
@drivenbyboredom
I love getting new film back and I just wanna share with you uncensored photos from this shoot so I made one of em free for Pros/ cheap for everyone else on @paperview in the next cast.
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eirrann | he/him
@eirrann.eth
What film did you use for this? The grain is intense.
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Nate “Igor” Smith 🎩
@drivenbyboredom
XP2 400. It’s expired and was slightly under exposed so that probably has something to do with some of the grain.
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eirrann | he/him
@eirrann.eth
What's your personal take on the amount of grain here? Feels borderline almost too much - like, approaching grain fetish territory 🤷♂️
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Nate “Igor” Smith 🎩
@drivenbyboredom
I mean I only think it's a bit too much in the greys. I forgot to mention it was also pushed a stop too.
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eirrann | he/him
@eirrann.eth
I don't know nearly enough about film to have a detailed opinion How does pushing a stop impact the amount of film grain that you see?
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Nate “Igor” Smith 🎩
@drivenbyboredom
Basically with pushing film you are intentionally underexposing it and then developing it longer to make up for it. It does two things 1) It lets you shoot at a higher ISO and 2) Gives the photos greater contrast. But it also causes more noticeable grain (as opposed to physically larger grain with higher speed films)
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