Show us yer film shots then!

excalibur2 said:
Ah! reminds me when my grandson used to wake me up at 5:30 am to play with Thomas the tank engine :rolleyes:

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hmm, TCR...that's a blast from the past..:)
 
I don't think I have shown my 'test results' with a new lens I was given by a Good Camera Club / FLICKR Mate -- a Canon FD 135mm f3.5 so here are some taken on my Canon A-1 ----
Daylight from window -- camera on Tripod -
FD 135mm f3.5 03 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
Extension Tube used here --
FD 135mm f3.5 02 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
outdoors at f5.6 and 'AV ' exposure --
FD 135mm f3.5 04 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
FD 135mm f3.5 06 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
All on outdated FUJI SENSIA 100 E6 home-processed
 
A new edit of an image shot in 1987 with a Canon AE-1 and slide film, probably with a 135mm lens.
The original had lots of telephone wires in the foreground and it's only now, 36 years later, that I've been able to easily remove them using the Remove tool in Photoshop.


Norwegian waterfall by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
 
My first roll of ECN-2 film. Kodak Vision 3 200T respooled by Analogue Revival. Developed and scanned by SilverPan Film Lab

Weirdly I've never shot an ECN-2 process film before but I bought some a few months ago and I needed to test a Minolta AF-T point and shoot so popped one in. 200T is tungsten balanced and I shot it in daylight so I expected the blue cast to be stronger. Seems to have a lot of grain. Although it's a colour neg film it reminds me a lot of pre E100 Ektachrome.
The good news is the camera seems to work!
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One from the back catalogue! Probably early to mid 80s. When I was young and foolish (as opposed to old and foolish) and could stand cold nights!

The constellation Cassiopeia.
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Kodak Ektachrome 400, 5 minute guided exposure.
Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 and Olympus OM-1 mounted piggyback on a telescope.

Intersection of
  • red lines: NGC 884 and NGC 869, the double cluster in Perseus
  • yellow lines: NGC 663, the Letter S cluster
  • orange lines: the open cluster M103
  • green lines: the open cluster Trumpler 2
  • green and pink lines: NGC 457, the Owl Cluster (but just appearing as a brightish star)
  • blue lines: NGC 281, the Pac Man nebula
  • purple lines: NGC 7789, Caroline's Haystack, first observed by Caroline Herschel, the sister of Sir William Herschel
I suspect the background sky colour is influenced by the yellow streetlights that were in place at the time, since replaced by LED ones.
 
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Another one, same era, early to mid 80s
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Kodak Ektachrome 400, 1/125s
Olympus OM-1 body mounted at Cassegrain focus of Criterion Dynamax 8" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope…
…so essentially a 2,110mm f/10.4 mirror lens on an OM-1 body
 
Flighter said:
One from the back catalogue! Probably early to mid 80s. When I was young and foolish (as opposed to old and foolish) and could stand cold nights!

The constellation Cassiopeia.
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Kodak Ektachrome 400, 5 minute guided exposure.
Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 and Olympus OM-1 mounted piggyback on a telescope.

Intersection of
  • red lines: NGC 884 and NGC 869, the double cluster in Perseus
  • yellow lines: NGC 663, the Letter S cluster
  • orange lines: the open cluster M103
  • green lines: the open cluster Trumpler 2
  • green and pink lines: NGC 457, the Owl Cluster (but just appearing as a brightish star)
  • blue lines: NGC 281, the Pac Man nebula
  • purple lines: NGC 7789, Caroline's Haystack, first observed by Caroline Herschel, the sister of Sir William Herschel
I suspect the background sky colour is influenced by the yellow streetlights that were in place at the time, since replaced by LED ones.
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Very nice! I don't get the chance often but I always try to shoot some film night skies when I go out shooting digital!
 
Over Christmas Day and Boxing Day went to Kids' House in CHELMSFORD, Essex England and walked out with my 'Saved From The Dump ' CONTAX RTS I Quartz + 50mm f1.9 Yashica DBS and 135mm f2.5 Tamron BBAR MC lenses, FILM WAS outdated Kodak Gold 200 rated 250 ASA and home-processed in C41, scanned with PlusTek OpticFilm 7200 + Vuescan Pro _ FastStone Image Viewer.
50mm f1.9 Yashica lens
RTS II Gold 200 06 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
RTS II Gold 200 02 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
RTS II Gold 200 01 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
135mm f2.5 Tamron
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Tried out the new little camera but unfortunately it does not work since most of my images came underexposed...
Heavily cropped and processed in PS

All Minox 35GT - Kentmere 400 - Developed in Bellini Euro HC (1:31 Dilution) - Plustej 8200i
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