Show us yer film shots then!

Jakska said:
I love that. It could easily be a still from a 1970's police drama if it wasn't for how modern the car is. I actually like how soft it is I think it works well with the mist and the autumnal colours.
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Cheers Jakska, you caught my intention. Soft wasn't deliberate but capturing misty grey most certainly was. Had I been digital I'd have had more settings to play with in-camera but I'm still number one novice with film and would then have been working out how to understand what my weston lightmeter tells me.
 
Liverpool,
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AlanSmithee said:
A silhouette is a good way to shoot that art work. Nice.
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It's a tricky one to shoot. I went on a grey day, and this seemed to work best (but retrogamer's is better in probably every way!):

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I think TBY shot this too, probably earlier in this thread.
 
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Nice work Brian, IMHO, Portra is the best colour print film by far.
 
I found a roll of 120 Kodak Elitechrome EL400 at the back of a drawer. It expired some time around 2004.

What else to do but try it out? :)

Mamiya M645J with Sekor C 80mm f/2.8.


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My Rollei SL35E 50mm planar lens and Centuria 200Asa.

New Build.

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Olympus OM2n with Zuiko 50mm F1.8 and Ilford PanF+ (ASA 50)
Canon 430EXII from above at half power through 24in softbox
Triggered with Yong Nuo RF-602 Poverty Wizards

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If the mods feel this is unsuitable for the thread, please feel free to remove it (in case anything's showing that shouldn't be) ;)
 
Very nice Si.

Here's one from today, posted in another thread too!

Olympus OM4T1, 35mm Zuiko @ f11, 1/125 sec, Ultrafine Plus ISO100 film

Sticks and Stone

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Decided to post a recent of mine. Not ideal as it was windy but this year it was as good as it got in Winkworth arboretum. Kiev-60 (6C) + 45mm Mir-26B lens shot on Velvia 50.

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Rod.F said:
Some 4x5 Ektar 100 from Hong Kong Island. The first "exposure" was about a minute in before I noticed the film holder was shut
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Superb cityscape. The color shift of Ektar does give the image a unique look. Love that lens on the camera.
 
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