9/9/ · The last time I pushed Ilford HP5+ 400 to 1600 was back in January 2020. The images came out ok, but my mistake was that I didn't rate or overexpose the film, and I had set it to 1600, where I should have rated the film to 800.
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To cope with that, I am often pushing the film 2 stops and shooting it at 1600 ISO. Again, to avoid too many variables I have not experimented
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Therefore, this time I pushed Ilford HP5 400 to 1600. Ilford HP5 400 at 1600. I developed it in Kodak D-76 for 14 minutes.
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This works best with Ilford HP5 and Kodak Tri-X but basically with any 400 speed black and white film. Above are a few samples of 400 ISO film
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Pushing Ilford HP5 +2 Stops to 1600. I've been playing around with pushing film lately. I've been wanting to have more of a variety in shoot locations (i.e. shoot more indoors and general low light situations). It's been 0F to -20F here plus there's not a lot of daylight hours to get outside anyway.
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First - format plays a huge part. HP5 can easily be pushed to 1600 in 120 without noticing anything unusual, no matter the dev because the negs
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I rarely push film, but I recently shot a roll of Ilford HP5 + and for no good reason decided to shoot it at 1600. After removing the finished 24-exposure roll from my Olympus OM -1 and developing it in stock Kodak D-76 for 14 minutesI was pleasantly surprised. Giddy, even. Of course there's grain! But I absolutely love the look.
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Pushing it two stops (shooting and developing at 1600) intensifies the contrast and grain even more. Rated and developed at 1600 Rated and developed at 1600 Rated and developed at 1600 Rating and Developing at Different Speeds It's fun to rate your film at one speed, but develop at a different speed.
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23/2/ · Rated @ ISO 1600, 13 minutes in DD-X 1:4 at 20 degrees C. Careful development, and a new scan/pp flow makes Ilford HP5+: round 2, pushed to 1600. - PentaxForums.com
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When I started shooting film, I experimented a little bit with Ilford HP5+ at different speeds: 400 (box speed), 800 (1 stop push), 1600 (2 stops push) and even 3200 (3 stops push). I really loved the way HP5+ looked when shot (and developed) at ASA 800 and 1600. I absolutely loved the grain and contrast!
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Ilford HP5 pushed to 1600. Done. Show your appreciation with the gift of Flickr Pro. Comment. 480 views. 0 faves. 0 comments. Taken on March 2, 2009.
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9/8/2004 · expect good results with pushing Ilford HP5 400 ASA film to 1600 ASA. with Ilfosol S. What should I expect of grain and contrast? Will. there be considerable difference between
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HP5 @ 1600 in DD-X is quite nice. Still, my first choice would be to push HP5 in XTOL, which will give you better shadows (but more grain). Since you're shooting 4x5, I don't think grain is too much of a concern. I've never used Microphen, though I imagine the results would be somewhere between DD-X and XTOL.
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12/9/2022 · HP5 Plus pushed to 1600 is gorgeous. You might remember the times I’ve taken Kodak T-Max P3200 to Chicago for some night photography. I think HP5 Plus at 1600 looks leagues better than P3200 at 3200. I plan to take HP5 Plus on my next trip to Chicago and see how it handles the night. Get more of my photography in your inbox or reader!
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7/9/2022 · Pushing Ilford HP5 to 1600 ISO | Black and White Film Photography NewbieTo Photography Blog #iso photography - Search DSLR Products on Amazon (PAID LINK) Kali
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Load the HP5+ into your camera, and set the ISO dial of your camera to 1600 so it thinks that you're shooting an ISO 1600 film. Now you're
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Click to enlarge Pushing Ilford HP5 Ilford HP5+ is a 400 ISO film, which means shooting and developing it at 1600 is pushing it 2 full stops. This means I'm intentionally underexposing my film in camera, and adding more time in development to compensate. (You can learn more about pushing film here !)
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Ilford HP5 Plus is rated to shoot between ISO 200 and 3200, but it will show the best results between ISO 320 and 1600. This film shows remarkable results even at higher ISO values, but
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Film Developer Dilution ASA/ISO 35mm 120 Sheet Temp Notes Ilford HP5+ 510‑Pyro 1+100 400 8.25 8.25 8.25 20C Ilford HP5+ 510‑Pyro 1+100 400 6.5 6.5 6.5 21C notes Ilford HP5+ 510‑Pyro 1+100 800 13.5 13.5 13.5 20C
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Ilford HP5 Plus is rated to shoot between ISO 200 and 3200, but it will show the best results between ISO 320 and 1600. This film shows remarkable results even at higher ISO values, but the further HP5 is pushed, the more grain and contrast it'll show. When overexposed, HP5 negatives will have greater density, finer grain, and less contrast.
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15/11/ · This works best with Ilford HP5 and Kodak Tri-X but basically with any 400 speed black and white film. Above are a few samples of 400 ISO film being pushed to 1600. The idea behind pushing is to be able to shoot at a 1600 ISO but without having to use 1600 speed film.
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