[Leica] B.D.'s B&W method

[dlridings at gmail.com (Daniel Ridings)]

What's it called?

Xtol

You load it right before you start the time. You put it in the
stainless steel container.

It's done by Kodak, but you get the same results, a film feeling, as
you get with Fred Miranda's plug-in.

Some people put it in distilled water. Tap water will do just fine.

:-)

Merry Christmas. I'm in the middle of making food. That's a lot of
what it's about over here.

Daniel


On 12/24/05, Steve Unsworth <lug@steveunsworth.co.uk> wrote:
>  Sorry for sounding stupid, but I have the Fred Miranda b&w plug-in but
> can't see it as an action when I try to load it. Where does it live and
> what's it called?
>
> Steve
>
>
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> That's simple, Philippe. Simply 'open' the action in the actions tab, and
> change any of the parameters you want to change. I've also saved a version
> of the same action, which I call 400 asa w/grain, in which I reduced his
> noise setting, but did keep some added noise. Using the additional noise 
> is,
> believe it or not, actually helpful at times because it gives you the
> uniform look of grain in an image that otherwise has noisy and noise-free
> areas.
>
> Best
> B. D.
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