Show us yer film shots then!

Fuji 400 xtra
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This one came out all messed up, but I like it, i just don't know why.
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This lady was put out on the street by ''banks'' that are running the U.S...i had given her my card and she actually
got a hold of me. She was there at the federal building protesting all the illegal stuff going on in the U.S.

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TheBigYin said:
Some nice ones there ryank, though I do think chivers67 has a point, just a tweak to bump the contrast up a little and they are right there.
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Will do! I think it was actually the scan that was a little weak, because the print itself is alright. Although theres alot less contrast then I usually like.

Will have a better play with the enlarger next time!
I was using uni's paper so didn't want to use to many ;)
 
ryank said:
Will do! I think it was actually the scan that was a little weak, because the print itself is alright. Although theres alot less contrast then I usually like.

Will have a better play with the enlarger next time!
I was using uni's paper so didn't want to use to many ;)
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I'll be honest - I don't have access to a wet darkroom anymore (or the inclination to build one while i'm being honest!) and I tend to develop the film and just stick the negs/slides through the scanner. Though the purists may object, I find that I'll occasionlly need to give things a small tweak in levels.

When you're developing then printing and finally scanning the prints, theres a lot of stages in there, lots of opportunities to tweak things, or alternatively, lots of places for stuff to fall through the cracks :shrug:
 
I was not going to post these, but then they are photographs. I decided to pull Daniel out of school and go for a hike in the angeles national Forrest since we had not been on a good hike in while. I grabbed by ME SUPER and took off...I wish I had taken my digital with Long lens, but who knew...While Hiking a creek we came across some voodoo dolls hanging on the trees and as we looked up ahead, we found a group of people practicing true Santeria...They where doing animal sacrifice and putting the blood on these peoples head to ''cleanse'' them...It was creepy to me and horrible. All I could do is pray for these people. Anyway here are some images. Wrong lens and these are heavily cropped as they are quick scans. I will not post the slaughtering of the animals though. So ugly...They ended up scaring us away as they did not like their pictures taken....but I kept shooting.
Here we have the black witch and the white witch. Notice the snake..
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Here is a little tighter look at the witch
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The ritual begins
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One of the voodoo dolls (or what ever it is)on the trees. This form of hard core Santaria is normally not seen.. Here we have two religions inter twined.
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Just got this one back, taken with a completely fubard spotmatic, only one that came off the roll and not good

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A few of mine

All scanned from positives in a Epson home scanner; no adjustments


No 1 :

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No 2 : our backyard

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No 3


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No 4

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No 5

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No 6

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Is it me or are these a bit grainy for Delta 400, does Rodinal cause this?

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Canon Ae-1 / 50mm / Ilford Delta 400
 
Rodinal is a fine grain developer and is best used with fine grain film (y)

It can give some interesting effects with normal/large grain films like Delta and Tmax, but in general wouldn't recommend this.
 
ekimeno said:
Welcome and what a great set of photos :clap:

ekimeno loves bikes too... the human powered variety! :help:
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Thanks ekimeno. I'm getting a nice set of conventional photos together now.

I presume you're a roadie? I don't have any riding photos as it's too much of a risk to take the SLR out on offroad rides, so instead I have lots of snaps taken on my phone's Cybershot cam. Not quite the same!
 
leelovesbikestoo said:
Thanks ekimeno. I'm getting a nice set of conventional photos together now.

I presume you're a roadie? I don't have any riding photos as it's too much of a risk to take the SLR out on offroad rides, so instead I have lots of snaps taken on my phone's Cybershot cam. Not quite the same!
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Yes, I'm a roadie (skinny tires and drop handlebar bicycle rider for those who are thinking I'm following around a band with stage equipement :))

I used to take along a little P&S for rides, but since switching to film I sold the P&S. Anyway, my riding is best done without a camera as it would cause problems with other riders and reduces safety in general.
 
ekimeno said:
Anyway, my riding is best done without a camera as it would cause problems with other riders and reduces safety in general.
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Doesn't seem to bother the lads on the TdF - remember seeing them riding along on last day sending picture messages to people of themselves drinking Champagne :LOL: Then again, they do seem to have supernatural powers :shrug:
 
Speaking of colour, I just got 5 rolls of Velvia back, so yawl gonna get colour blitzed till you throw up.....:LOL:
 
Thought it was time I added some, so here goes, my first time uploading film shots (I think :thinking: ), need to spend more time with it I think.

1.
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2.
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3.
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JDholic said:
Love number 2. :D

Can you remember what film it was shot on?

Welcome to the film thread. :)
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Thanks.

Using Fujifilm Superia ISO 200, came free when I got the camera so was just using it to test the camera more than anything, just put some Ilford Delta 400 B&W in for my upcoming trip to Scotland.

Film is proving to be fun but a big learning curve for me.
 
TheBigYin said:
Yep - they're all mine - though the red Kendell is on long term loan with a mate at the moment. It's only a subset of the one's i've owned though - there's an awful lot of ones that never got their portrait done...

Such as...
Woodrup 531 (sold)
Bob Jackson customs - 531sl (sold), 653 (bent & w/off) , 753 Time Trial (in loft)
Harry Quinn custom 753 (stolen)
Raleigh Special Products Div. 653 (sold)
Raleigh Special Products Div. 753 (first generation dynatech - as supplied to castorama, the year Lemond beat Fignon!) (snapped 3 of the frames at the lugs!)

Dawes Super Galaxy Tourer (in bits in the loft at the moment!)

Allan Aluminium cyclo-x special (snapped)
Kona Jake the Snake cyclo-x (must rebuild this for winter hack!)

then a couple of MTB's

Raleigh Dynatech Ti (snapped)
Original Pace RC100 (stolen)

After a rather nasty prang on the bike and a 7 year layoff while I regained my bottle, i'm now resoloutely non-competitive, and I've got a heavy, solid and unburstable MTB - the red Inbred - and a nice solidly built roadbike - the Planet-X Team Alu with Ultegra bits.

The Battaglin looks lovely - there's something about the old-school skinny tube's for me - probably because that's what I grew up with :LOL: I've had the Planet-X for over a Year now, and I still haven't really got used to it's looks. It sure is faster and lighter than the old ones though, just wish I was fit enough to do it justice!
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I have just placed an order for a new bike. We have this ride to work scheme where I can get a voucher for £640 for about £30 a month for a year:) I've not ridden a bike for 23 years (since I was old enough to get one with an engine!) before Tuesday when I went along to look! Blimey they have changed. I'm ordering a Trek 7300 2010 model with a 23" frame, rechargeable headlights!, rear lights, bouncy seat pillar, mudguard, helmet, bottle holder (for the battery), different saddle and anti puncture treatment! Quite looking forward to it :) They are so light and I like the levers to change gear/ratio, much better than that one lever for each!
 
Any Fixed Gear'ers out there? I am currently converting my Peugeot Elan, its going to be a full dismantle spray polish ride job but as cheap as possible!

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Nice shot gingerjon, but whats the line going though the middle?
 
@ Garry79
i like ** work i am new in this field and i have got some very useful point from your picture specially the first one, that's very simple but eye catching! these kinda posts can help the new comers, send me a P.M so that we can talk easily.
 
Liam said:
Any Fixed Gear'ers out there? I am currently converting my Peugeot Elan, its going to be a full dismantle spray polish ride job but as cheap as possible!
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Used to have a old Carlton that was converted to a fixie, with rear facing dropouts back in the day, just as the winter clubrun hack. I tried going back to fixed last year, and bought a "il pompino" but after a couple of months, my knees told me to sell it and buy something with gears again. Just a bit too hilly round here for me to hack it!
 
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