teNues NB vs Moleskine Paris

As the pages of my original Moleskine Paris notebook were filling up, I bought a new one. The newer edition has more blank pages, but the paper still bleeds. So the only reason I carry it is for the maps.

Several years ago I bought several teNeues notebooks at Melodies Graphiques on the Rue du Pont Louis-Phillipe, and the paper is fountain pen friendly.

The Panama hat, which I bought at the Merche Maubert (former's market at Maubert-Mutualité, is made of paper.


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Tri-X film, developed and scanned by l'atelier Publimod, Paris.

The mere mention of Tri-X film brings back fond memories...

Nice composition, Bob. Ahh yes, Tri-X, pushed two or three times in low light situations before the days of digital and Lightroom. Nowadays I prefer HP5 Plus in my M3.

All the Best.

I always preferred Tri-X, usually developed in HC-110, Dil B @ 20 degrees. How times have changed!

l'atelier Publimod's negative scanner does a nicer job than I do scanning a print on my nine-year-old Epson printer / scanner.

Of course, I regularly make traditional silver prints of my film images.

Thank you, Jim.

Now there's Ilford Delta 3200, and Kodak has reintroduced P3200 TMAX.

I bought a couple rolls of TMAX P3200, but have yet to use it due to long hours of daylight. Like an unnamed photographer in ShutterBabe, I retire early :o

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3200 ASA T-Max? (Oops. I meant ISO.) That sounds insane. T-Max was always famous for extremely fine grain, but at that ISO I'm imagining grain the size of boulders... but I know that can't be right.

It's been four years since you posted that you'd bought some but hadn't had a chance to try it yet. Well, how did it go? Can you post a pic or two? Pretty please with whipped cream and a cherry on top!

P.S. That photo of the notebook and Panama makes me want to pick up a few rolls of Tri-X. That plus the uncoated lens on my 1932 Zeiss-Ikon Ikonta should produce a sweet vintage look.