Few hours at Oxford ... (Fuji X100F)

A set of images taken during a short visit at Oxford. I was carrying my trusty little Fuji X100f, turned out to be a gem. 

 Thursday Market

 Media is everywhere ...

 From a shop at the market. Interesting reflection.

More shine.

Tourist.

 Tower looking at the tourist.

 Was talking a Selfie. She laughed. At covered market.

The Camera. There was no camera btw.

Graduation Celebration.

Graduation Walk.

A Band and A Boy.

Some images from the first roll of JCH Street Pan

JCH Street Pan is mainly used for street photography. This film has a wonderful contrast and produces pretty sharp details. It is known to be coming from surveillance film stock. Back in India, I got this film through a friend from Australia but never got a chance to use it there. After coming to London, this was the first 35 mm film that I tried. Initially, I was a bit sceptical from the online reviews, but now I am loving the results. I tried developing the first roll of this film with Mr. Bellini's Hydrofen developer (recipe in the bottom) which is the improved version of Studional or Rodinal S developer. The grain is pretty fine and the film doesn't curl!  Here are some of the images taken at Royal Albert Hall during Imperial College's 2019 graduation ceremony.  

Summary: I love it! :-)

Development Notes
Film: JCH Street Pan 400 exposed at 320
Developer: Mr. Bellini's Hydrofen
Dilution: 1+ 31
Time: 17 mins. Initial 30 sec of continuous agitation followed by 3 inversions per minute.
Scanner: Epson V700
Camera: Nikon F80 + 50mm F/1.8