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Tim’s UW Stuff
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2012
Welcome, hope you enjoy! All videos are my own.
I graduated Marine and Natural history photography in 2020, this channel is to encourage myself to carry on in a similar path!
I graduated Marine and Natural history photography in 2020, this channel is to encourage myself to carry on in a similar path!
Rodinal Stand Development at Home
Both Rodinal and Adonal both work the same.
I’ll definitely be using this technique more as it uses so little developer chemical.
And the details pulled from some rather mixed up exposures is quite impressive.
All of the chemicals cost around £20ish to say it should develop 20 rolls easily that’s a big win.
Just to note I used the other chemical name in title as they are the same thing. And it seemed to rank higher on search terms 😊
I’ll definitely be using this technique more as it uses so little developer chemical.
And the details pulled from some rather mixed up exposures is quite impressive.
All of the chemicals cost around £20ish to say it should develop 20 rolls easily that’s a big win.
Just to note I used the other chemical name in title as they are the same thing. And it seemed to rank higher on search terms 😊
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Nikonos iii - Exposure with Sekonic Studio Deluxe ii
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Trying my best to explain Nikonos iii controls. Also the basics of using the Sekonic studio deluxe ii. I hope this was some use to you.
The Nikonos iii - Loading 35mm Film Camera
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In this video I’ll show you how to take out 35mm film and load in new film safely. A lot of common Nikonos iii damage comes from not removing the lens first.
Psychedelic Spotted Mandarin, Feeding off Sea Monkeys. - Reef Tank
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Psychedelic Spotted Mandarin, Feeding off Sea Monkeys. - Reef Tank
Feeding live coral. Purple Bees Zoanthid - Reef tank (long version)
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Feeding live coral. Purple Bees Zoanthid - Reef tank (long version)
What Camera Is This ?
@@Karmanya779 edixa-K with waist level finder
@@timothyschofield5771 Thank you so much man, Loved your content, very niche and caters to my interest
@@Karmanya779 thank you, I really appreciate your kind comment.
That Sekonic meter was originally the Norwood Director. It was bought out by Sekonic. The original was used by film directors for many years. It's an ambient light meter.
Interesting thanks. Fascinating that it works without batteries.
After my underwater meter flooded the second time, I just used the sunny 16 rule and added one stop for every 10' below the surface. I used Kodak Gold 800 for prints and got good results down to 100'. The Nikonos III was the best of the line (IMHO) because it was entirely manual, and could recover from a saltwater flooding. But that was "back in my day"
Oh wow, Build like a tank! Got mine pressure tested to .3 of a meter with success. Enough for a split shot.
Im suppose tonfeed my zoas ? Oh crap no wonder they dont look too good
Get rid of it before it’s too late
No way I love it, my first encounter with this species was in the red sea. It created the initial question what coral even is.
What kind of food? Very neat
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