http://standdevelopment.disqus.com/enSun, 09 Oct 2011 16:27:39 -0000http://www.standdevelopment.com/2011/10/09/35k-for-a-titanium-leica/#comment-330542891<p>This is an editited version of my previous comment. Sorry I couldn't do so once it was posted.</p> <p>It should have read:</p> <p>It's usually oil sheiks, princes and the like from the Arab world who order one off titanium and platinum versions camera classics. Whereas for us mere mortals, a bit of brassing on a black M2, 3 or 4 used to be the thing to have, and pay more for. But this Titanium M9 will always appear virginal, however much it is fondled. Hey! .. maybe that's it!</p>Kevin ParrattSun, 09 Oct 2011 16:27:39 -0000http://www.standdevelopment.com/2011/10/09/35k-for-a-titanium-leica/#comment-330537631<p>It's usually oil sheiks, princes and the like from the Arab world that oder one off titanium and platinum versions camera classics. Whereas for us mere mortals,  a bit of brassing on a black M2, 3 or 4 used to be the thing to have, and pay more for. But this Titanium M9 will always appear virginal, however much it is handled. Hey! .. maybe that's it!</p>Kevin ParrattSun, 09 Oct 2011 16:18:55 -0000http://www.standdevelopment.com/2011/04/04/test-run-of-the-adox-chs-art-films/#comment-179870801<p>I should have noted this, but this image is a good example of exposing for the highlights and matching the stand development to the exposure. The effect is very dramatic, and almost toy-like. With stand development, it is easy to blow out the highlights. In this case, that is just what was being metered.</p>onthedotThu, 07 Apr 2011 11:16:53 -0000