I would say sorry for not having more luck with the sister, but you now
have a wonderful wife and girls. I, on the other hand, had more luck with
my boss'es daughter - we have been married 23 years and have two wonderful
teenagers. (now that's an oxymoron!). I never have been completely happy
with the contrast of my b&w prints.
Gregg
I probably shot 20,000 frames of Tri-X at basketball games in the mid-70's.
That's why I bought the OM-1 and OM-2; I was a yearbook and school paper
photographer. Usually pushed it to 1600. I did all the developing and
printing myself -- my best friend had a nice darkroom (and a beautiful
sister, but I had more luck in the darkroom, unfortunately). Rolled my own
cartridges from bulk film.
Couldn't tell you a thing about how I developed it, some 25 years later, but
the results were wonderful.
Might try it again, but what I am doing is working pretty well, so I guess
I'll stick with it.....
Tom
> Hi Tom,
>
> We used to have a guy on the list (Mike ) who shot lots of B&W film at the
> University of Wyoming basketball games back in the early '80s. I remember
> this because his enlargements (seems they were 16 X 20) were superb with
> both the black and white players showing detail. I don't remember the
> details of the developer he used, though. Maybe he is still reading this
> and will offer some advice.
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