Show us yer film shots then!

North Yorkshire Moors Railway with a 1936 Contax II & Zeiss Sonar 5cm lens and Kodak T-Max mono film.

Reflecting on a train....

Reflections on a Train Scan.jpg


To me, to you....

NYMR To me To you Scan.jpg



Put into first and let the clutch out slowly....

NYMR Diesel Scan.jpg



Arriving at Levisham....

NYMR Arriving at Levisham Scan.jpg

Arrived at Levisham.....

NYMR 80135 Scan.jpg
 
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Another one from the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Sir Nigel Gressley on a Minolta 600 with Sigma zoom lens and Sensia

Sir Nigel Gressley Scan.jpg
 
Some from the walk along the River Thames path at TILBURY Essex ( England) with 2 Camera Club mates -- these colour were on 'The Beast' the Nikon F5 and outdated Fuji Superia 100 C41 process + AF Nikkor 70-300mm f4-5.6 G lens
Nikon F5 Fuji Superia 100 01 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
Nikon F5 Fuji Superia 100 02 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
Nikon F5 Fuji Superia 100 03 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
Nikon F5 Fuji Superia 100 04 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
Nikon F5 Fuji Superia 100 05 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
 
More old films through the scanner....

Molly's Lough, Ireland

Molly's Lough Scan.jpg



The Endeavour 'Through The Station Doorway' (with apologies to Frank Meadow Sutcliffe)



Station Doorway Scan.jpg




Rockingham Mausoleum, South Yorkshire

Rockingham Mausoleum Scan.jpg
 
Denmark, 2019

Olympus OM2-N
Zuiko OM 28mm f/2.8
Agfaphoto APX 100@320
Ilford ID11 stock
Negative scanned with a Plustek 7500i

nwUCkrk.jpg
 
Three from Venice taken with a Contax G2 with 35-70 Vario-Sonar and Sensia

Venice Dog in Boat Scan.jpg

Venice Gondolier Open Scene Scan.jpg

Venice Washing Scan.jpg
 
FishyFish said:
Nikon F80
Tamron 28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di VC PZD
Agfa APX 100 (@400)
Rodinal 1 hour semi-stand development. 1+100 in 500ml of water.
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What does the stand development do for the image?.. wondering if it reduces/increases grain etc... (I have a new bottle of Rodinal (substitute) and am itching to use it.)
 
Cluster said:
What does the stand development do for the image?.. wondering if it reduces/increases grain etc... (I have a new bottle of Rodinal (substitute) and am itching to use it.)
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In my case it was used mostly because I messed up a roll of film (I shot some Agfa APX 100 at 400asa by mistake) and wasn't sure of the standard development times for that stock when pushed 2 stops. Semi-stand development was recommended as a solution by a few people so I decided to give it a try. Because I didn't want to risk messing up the shots on that roll of film - shot during a trip to Lincoln - in an untested (by me) developing process, I decided to shoot another roll of APX 100 rated at 400asa as a test roll. The shots I've been posting recently are all from that one roll.

Based on these results, I used the same process for my Lincoln roll, which came out well. I'm currently scanning the images and I'm very happy with the results.

I doubt I'll ever use semi-stand development for everything, but I will definitely use it again.

In more general terms, I believe that stand and semi-stand development can increase acutance, resulting in sharper looking negatives. It can also help in high contrast scenes by bringing out shadow detail without losing the highlights. I'm sure someone with more developing experience can explain it better though. :)
 
Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire around 1995. According to the EXIF (that's the pencil markings on the slide case) they were taken on a KIEV II rangefinder with Jupiter lenses, Film would have probably have been Sensia.

Clumber Kiev Jupiter Scan 2.jpg

Clumber Kiev Jupiter Scan 4.jpg
 
Two more from my slide archives. Both taken on a Contax RTSIII and Zeiss glass.

Backlit Poppy Scan.jpg

Iris Scan.jpg
 
Some more from the Kodak H35N half-frame camera I received from the Emulsive Secret Santa swap last year. The lens is pretty soft on the short edges of the frame, but not awful otherwise - although I have sharpened these somewhat. I also soon realised it wasn't worth scanning them at the resolution I would use for full-frame images.

Kodak H35N
Kodak Gold
Lab developed. Home scanned and converted with Negative Lab Pro.


Merchant's Crescent by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr


Beyond Lady's Bridge by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr


Some new place by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr


Blue and gold by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
 
Two more slides from the archives


June & Arches Scan.jpg

The Wife somewhere in Cambridge


June at Polis Scan.jpg

The Wife at Polis, Cyprus
 
I was gifted a 35mm roll of Harman Phoenix. I had tried it when first released and found the results quirky and generally underexposed, so decided to overexpose by a stop this time. Still just as quirky! I don't think I'll be buying it with my own money and I'm not sure if I'll hang onto the 120 roll I have in the fridge.

Crosfield Hall on Flickr

Bench on Flickr

Paddy on Flickr
 
Fireworks. Taken on an Olympus OM Something or Other, multiple exposures.

Fireworks XA Web.jpg



Another Venice view. Taken on a Contax G2 with 35-70 Vario-Sonar and Sensia.

Venice Boats & Buildings WEb.jpg


Poppy in barley. Contax RTS III with 80-200 Vario-Sonar and Sensia (mental note to get rid of that dust speck)

Poppy in Barley Web.jpg
 
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