Critique Welcomed Mad Accord

[Shane Johns]

Brian - sorry to be a dunce but is it a compound/formula that you have to use in a darkroom to physically develop your film (i.e. you do it yourself as opposed to sending your film for someone else to do it)? If that is the case then it would be wasted on me as I have zero knowledge of developing film. I do my processing with software (although I do love the look of film).

 

[Brian Moore]

And is that an outboard motor powered post trolley I can see in the background?!

Please try to pay attention Pete. That is obviously not an outboard motor powered post trolley at all. It is clearly an outboard motor powers display table.

 

[Brian Moore]

Brian - sorry to be a dunce but is it a compound/formula that you have to use in a darkroom to physically develop your film (i.e. you do it yourself as opposed to sending your film for someone else to do it)? If that is the case then it would be wasted on me as I have zero knowledge of developing film. I do my processing with software (although I do love the look of film).

Nae bother Shane! Yes, Rodinal/Ro9 is for developing film. However, I have no need for a darkroom; I simply use a dark bag to protect the film from light when I load the negatives on the reels, then I place the reels in the developer tank and close it up. From that point I can do developing in daylight at my kitchen sink.

 

[Paul Lange]

Very tidy, Brian. Lovely tones on the car. Do they let employees borrow the cars of a weekend, that would be something.

 

[Brian Moore]

Very tidy, Brian. Lovely tones on the car. Do they let employees borrow the cars of a weekend, that would be something.

Thanks Paul. You can rent a car for a weekend or, depending on job/department, there are some cars available for product familiarization or testing purposes. However, the display cars in our lobby are not available for such activities.