Pushing Kodak Tri-x 400 to 1600 | STREET PHOTOGRAPHY | Bangkok | How I Shoot S03E13

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How I Shoot season 3 is slowly coming to it's end and after this one there is only one episode left. In today's video I am pushing Kodak Tri-x 400 two stops to 1600 and I shot the film with my Hasselblad X-Pan in Bangkok. These days I shoot more color than black and white and this was only the second time that I shot Trix-400. Usually, I shoot HP5+ which is a film that I really like for it's versatility.

Scanned and developed at home. I used Kodak HC-110 (B) developer.

Hope you enjoy the episode, see you in the next one! :)

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