Black spots on Scans
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I cannot tell from the scans in this case, the film itself looks spotless, but the images contain so much water spray it is impossible to identify any dust. I will say, however, that today has been the pinnacle of my film processing efforts to date, I am really pleased with the results.
I plan on shooting and developing another roll tomorrow/today.
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Other Edison Screw lamps spring to mind, for example modelling lamps like these:
www.cameraworld.co.uk
They do run very hot though and you might want to drive them through a dimmer switch.
My Interfit lights are fitted with 500W versions of these:
I suspect one of those would be too powerful unless run through a dimmer. I fitted dimmers to the Interfit lights to allow me to control the light balance and hopefully to extend the life of the bulbs.
People like having their photograph taken using the Interfit continuous lights as they get a free tan at the same time, they are super hot.
Godox ML01 - Modelling lamp for studio flashes 150W
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They do run very hot though and you might want to drive them through a dimmer switch.
My Interfit lights are fitted with 500W versions of these:
I suspect one of those would be too powerful unless run through a dimmer. I fitted dimmers to the Interfit lights to allow me to control the light balance and hopefully to extend the life of the bulbs.
People like having their photograph taken using the Interfit continuous lights as they get a free tan at the same time, they are super hot.