Recent content by Steve-B

Me too, it would be a nice surprise, instead of coming home to loads of junk mail every day...

Go on trevor do it....:)

Glad you are enjoying film Gary, well done with the shots .. I really like the first one.

Excellent, does that mean we can carry on uploading film pics without it being pointed out that they are not really film..shhhh I wont tell anyone they are digital if you dont.;)

No not dead, the killjoys that like to point out that we are just uploading digital images will probably go away soon and find another thread to stir up...

I have been looking, but with no luck yet....

As you have mentioned it was for a bit of fun, and correctly it was pointed out that it has been digitalised as it has been scanned..but all I did was to snap of a shot with my digital camera at the same time and only later uploaded it for a comparison...to me it now takes the edge off...

As it has been pointed out to me in above posts that the images that I had uploaded ( just for a bit of fun ) were scans of a film shot therefor digital, so I figured it's probably not worth uploading scanned analogue images to a film section of a website ,and is best to just keep the negs...

Thanks for the reply Simon, The picture turned out as I saw it in my head so I was quite pleased with it..

Jeez... I only put this up for a bit of fun, as when I took the picture with my film camera to put in show us your film shots ( which after reading the above, I must now say is not worth doing if my intentions are to put the images on a forum) I happened to take a shot with my D300 to see what...

The film was metered at 100 asa the digi shot was metered at 200 iso as that is the lowest native iso on my d300s...but the studio lights were not changed and they were both metered and shot one after another..

The film was Acros..

Thanks for the reply Phil...here is the link. http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=437455

I have already uploaded the film version of this image in the show us your filmshots thread..but as I said in that thread, at the same time I took the same picture in digital.. having looked at them I can honestly say I prefer film :thumbs: . A couple of people have already looked at them and...

No not going to talk you out of it, I love mine... I dont use it all of the time but when I do I enjoy it...and of course you have the advantage of interchangeable lenses and being able to focus real close up. I have used a couple of lenses on mine, but for what I use it for the 80mm 2.8 does...