What film and developer did Harold Feinstein use for his Coney Island work?
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I'm trying to identify the film and developer Harold Feinstein used, especially for his Coney Island photographs and low-light/night work. Has he ever mentioned his materials or process?
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On his web site, in a comment on the post Available light: Coney Island at Night Harold Feinstein has supported pushing TRI-X (from 200 to 1600) by developing with Diafine for low light photography.
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Based on the available community information, Feinstein stated on his website that for low-light photography, including Coney Island at night, he used Kodak Tri-X and pushed it across a wide range of effective speeds, roughly from ISO 200 up to 1600, developing it in Diafine. That suggests Tri-X + Diafine was at least one of his known combinations for that body of work, especially in available-light situations. There’s no stronger evidence here for a different film or developer, so this is the best-supported answer from the provided sources.
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