Show us yer film shots then!

[andy0306]

First shot from my Minolta Dynax5, only film I have at the moment is some old Trueprint rolls. They're nothing special, but thought I'd pop them in here


Ash tree by Andydf, on Flickr


Loui B&W by Andydf, on Flickr


Brampton Valley by Andydf, on Flickr

 

[XFile2708]

Quite like the Brampton Valley shot matey

 

[Andrew Gronow]

Just had my first 120mm(velvia 50) back from the lab. Had them do a scan but they don't do the positives any justice. Need to rethink the scanning.

 

[Solo man]

Problem with starting a roll of Pan F is you need to finish it quickly, just a quick shot of some mooring chains hand held on the RB67. It is possible.


2014-02-PANF-RB67004 by steveo_mcg, on Flickr

Very nice Steve..... I really like Pan F

 

[Jao]

Very nice Steve..... I really like Pan F

Andrew, I had the same feeling when I started using film again after a break of a few years. The scans I did on my V500 and the pro scans never quite looked as good as the original transparencies. I now tweak them in LR4 using the original as a reference on a small light table. It isn't an exact science but I feel better and I think I get something that is a little closer to the original slide.

 

[Mr Bump]

@FruitFlakes cool streat pix

 

[Jao]

It's about time I posted something again. Nothing spectacular, just a tree I liked.

Bronica S2 - Nikkor 200mm - Fujifilm Acros.


Steve.

Steve, I do like the simplicity of this image.

 

[steveo_mcg]

Very nice Steve..... I really like Pan F

Cheers Lee, yeah it is lovely.

 

[FruitFlakes]

@osh : Ah man the itch for a 7II isn't getting any better thanks to that shot! Looks wonderful.

@cariadus : Go for it, it's quite nice resolution-wise too. I got mine from Fotoimpex in Germany (also ordered a cheeky gallon kit of Diafine since I was running low).

@pentaxpete : Thanks! The rem jet is removed chemically with Cinestill (I got a bit of halation in a few shots because of it), having to rub it off sounds horrible.

@Jao : Thanks Adrian! I haven't shot film in almost half a year now, getting back into the stride of things at the moment and trying out all the emulsions just reminds me why I keep coming back to film.

@Mr Bump: Thanks!

I have some more, this time it's Portra 400 through a Rolleiflex 2.8F:

(really wish I stopped down and stepped to the right for this)

And back to the M4 + Cinestill:

I was covering London Fashion Week, hence the clothes!

 

[Andysnap]

Damn good stuff there Lloyd.

 

[wickerman]

I haven't added much recently so here's a few from me.

1.

Reydon Memorial 1 by wickerman6, on Flickr


2.

Herringswell 1 by wickerman6, on Flickr


3.

Sizewell Nuclear Power Station by wickerman6, on Flickr

 

[RumpFace]

somewhere in the Peak District, 2002, FujiGSW6x9 on Kodak EV100S

 

[Jao]

@osh : Ah man the itch for a 7II isn't getting any better thanks to that shot! Looks wonderful.

@cariadus : Go for it, it's quite nice resolution-wise too. I got mine from Fotoimpex in Germany (also ordered a cheeky gallon kit of Diafine since I was running low).

@pentaxpete : Thanks! The rem jet is removed chemically with Cinestill (I got a bit of halation in a few shots because of it), having to rub it off sounds horrible.

@Jao : Thanks Adrian! I haven't shot film in almost half a year now, getting back into the stride of things at the moment and trying out all the emulsions just reminds me why I keep coming back to film.

@Mr Bump: Thanks!

I have some more, this time it's Portra 400 through a Rolleiflex 2.8F:

(really wish I stopped down and stepped to the right for this)

And back to the M4 + Cinestill:

I was covering London Fashion Week, hence the clothes!

Lloyd, this work is superb, stunning colour and lovely sharp but natural focus and DoF

 

[skysh4rk]

Uncharacteristically of Northern Ireland, there were actually a few hours of sunshine during our last visit there. It was actually so bright that my eyes were watering while looking through the WLF, but I guess that's what happens when you tend to shoot straight toward the sun! Unfortunately, it was as cold and windy as we would have normally expected...

A few shots with Portra 400, my Bronica SQ-A, and Bronica S 105mm f/3.5 lens:

 

[Solo man]

Uncharacteristically of Northern Ireland, there were actually a few hours of sunshine during our last visit there. It was actually so bright that my eyes were watering while looking through the WLF, but I guess that's what happens when you tend to shoot straight toward the sun! Unfortunately, it was as cold and windy as we would have normally expected...

A few shots with Portra 400, my Bronica SQ-A, and Bronica S 105mm f/3.5 lens:

I really like the second and last one RJ

 

[abdoujaparov]

Uncharacteristically of Northern Ireland, there were actually a few hours of sunshine during our last visit there. It was actually so bright that my eyes were watering while looking through the WLF, but I guess that's what happens when you tend to shoot straight toward the sun! Unfortunately, it was as cold and windy as we would have normally expected...

A few shots with Portra 400, my Bronica SQ-A, and Bronica S 105mm f/3.5 lens:

The second and third, especially, are just wonderful.

 

[dave clayton]

Boot greaser Penalta colliery, 6x9 fuji 160s

Random selection of shoes found in an old industrial unit in barry expired fp4 in rodinal

Train bridge porthkerry south wales expired Fp4 rodinal

 

[RumpFace]

taken on Vista with an Olympus compact. View attachment 6700

 

[RumpFace]

View attachment 6701

 

[RumpFace]

full size file of the snow sceneView attachment 6702

 

[RumpFace]

one more View attachment 6703

 

[dave clayton]

full size file of the snow sceneView attachment 6702

this shot is awesome

 

[RumpFace]

thanks Dave, it's on Kodak slide i think, 6x9.

 

[walsh]

Aberystwyth



Fuji DL supermini on Lucky SHD 100.

 

[norters]

First time since Christmas I've used a camera and devved a film! Easing myself back in with some grafitti shots. All HP5/Minolta X300/HC-110.

1. Underneath one of the Banksy pieces in the city:



good taste rat by rednorters, on Flickr

2. In the grafitti tunnel:



pirate by rednorters, on Flickr

3. Ditto:



shadow by rednorters, on Flickr

Thanks for looking as always

 

[Ron-M]

I have been busy lately and can't spend much time on the computer. Every time I look I see so many nice shots. I am very pleased to see so many enjoying film.

Love seeing pictures from the other side of the Atlantic.

 

[Ron-M]

full size file of the snow sceneView attachment 6702

Very nice.

Looks like home day after day after day. Will it ever end???

 

[Ron-M]

I love these two shots!

I also think I read a curious theory a number of posts previously touching on the way film shots have this capability to make a simple, even dull, scene much more interesting. I quite agree, I've often preferred an image shot on film to a near identical image shot on digital without being able to explain exactly why. Weird that, huh.

Thank you.

I feel the same. I have a couple of very nice digital cameras that set in the cabinet while I shoot roll after roll of film. Film just has a feel that for me digital can't approach no matter how nice the digital image is.

 

[sc0ttie]

I have a few from a recent roll of Rollei Retro 80s taken around the county of Kent.

73520015 by sdkbphotography, on Flickr



Eastwell Park by sdkbphotography, on Flickr


Coldrum Long Barrow by sdkbphotography, on Flickr

 

[osh]

Testing out my new Contax T3 - a snapshot of the puppy with HP5...

 

[Threeracers]

A rare splash (see what I did there....?) of colour from me, Portugal a couple of weeks ago, Kodak Portra 160;



Mark

 

[Nikon_Nick]

A rare splash (see what I did there....?) of colour from me, Portugal a couple of weeks ago, Kodak Portra 160;



Mark

Im tide of these silly puns...

 

[Mr Bump]

 

[Mr Bump]

Manual Focus and Self Timer Nikon FG 50mm ina Pub is Saltaire
Was never going to come out well

 

[medwaygreen]

Testing out my new Contax T3 - a snapshot of the puppy with HP5...

Very good osh,but,why is the puppy in the way?

 

[medwaygreen]

A rare splash (see what I did there....?) of colour from me, Portugal a couple of weeks ago, Kodak Portra 160;



Mark

Mark,see how you and colour get on together. Very good. Portra is one of my favourites. Footprints are cool and look very good.

 

[medwaygreen]

Manual Focus and Self Timer Nikon FG 50mm ina Pub is Saltaire
Was never going to come out well

At least you should have the bottle label in focus,you always have before.

 

[karmagarda]

Been a while since I've been round these parts!


Hair by karmagarda, on Flickr


Funkeh by karmagarda, on Flickr


Fissures by karmagarda, on Flickr

 

[skysh4rk]

Been a while since I've been round these parts!


Hair by karmagarda, on Flickr


Funkeh by karmagarda, on Flickr


Fissures by karmagarda, on Flickr

These look nice, particularly the last one, but I'm especially fond of the Lake Mead and Grand Canyon photos that I've just seen on your Flickr photostream.

 

[skysh4rk]

Although the Bronica systems have a good reputation for image quality, they have never really been known for their close focusing capabilities. Fortunately for me, I've recently been able to pick up the 180mm lens for the SQ, which focuses down to one metre, allowing for some tight portraits.

I've really only taken a few images with it, but I'm impressed with the quality so far. Here is one of those images with the 180mm PS lens at f/6.7 and 1/60s: