Show us yer film shots then!

[Fraser Euan White]

Another urban-scape from my 'grey day' in Manchester:



Media Centre - Manchester by Fraser White, on Flickr

Rolleicord Vb, Ilford HP5

 

[medwaygreen]

Tried a B&W conversation on a set of three taken at the 1940,s Chatham dockyard festival 2015.I hope you like.

F4 30-70 f2.8 Superia 200 Converted.

 

[Carl Hall]

Developed my first roll of B&W since April last night! Been so long that my bottle of neat fixer has gone off and was full of thousands of floaty bits lol. Seemed to work ok though!

Took this for my 52 project photo with the theme "distant". It's the gaiwan set and gunpowder tea that I bought from Ming Cha tea house in Hong Kong. Hasselblad 500cm with 80mm f/2.8 and 21mm extension tube. FP4+ developed in HC-110 (B)

 

[gunnar]

A bit of mountain scenery captured on Provia 100F with 645 Pro and 80mm
May be too contrasty for most people taste, but hey it's slide film and lost of bright snow

As usual, Dev by AG and digitised with Sony A7II

 

[Fraser Euan White]

Tried a B&W conversation on a set of three taken at the 1940,s Chatham dockyard festival 2015.I hope you like.

F4 30-70 f2.8 Superia 200 Converted.

I love these Richard

 

[sirch]

@medwaygreen - I agree with Fraser, lovely conversions

 

[Fraser Euan White]

Developed my first roll of B&W since April last night! Been so long that my bottle of neat fixer has gone off and was full of thousands of floaty bits lol. Seemed to work ok though!

Took this for my 52 project photo with the theme "distant". It's the gaiwan set and gunpowder tea that I bought from Ming Cha tea house in Hong Kong. Hasselblad 500cm with 80mm f/2.8 and 21mm extension tube. FP4+ developed in HC-110 (B)

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Love this as well Carl Some great shots on this thread! Why, Why , Why isn't this an abstract entry? (Pleased it isn't TBH but worried what you might use!)

 

[Andysnap]

I took advantage of the sunshine and snow yesterday to finish shooting the 5x4 film I had loaded at New Year and for once nothing went wrong

Wista 45 Field, Schneider Kreuznach 90mm f5.6 lens on OOD Portra 160NS. Sandbach Flashes.

Lonely Tree small by Andy, on Flickr

Railway Flash small by Andy, on Flickr

The Fence small by Andy, on Flickr

 

[Harlequin565]

Really nice Andy.

 

[medwaygreen]

I took advantage of the sunshine and snow yesterday to finish shooting the 5x4 film I had loaded at New Year and for once nothing went wrong

Wista 45 Field, Schneider Kreuznach 90mm f5.6 lens on OOD Portra 160NS. Sandbach Flashes.

Lonely Tree small by Andy, on Flickr

Railway Flash small by Andy, on Flickr

The Fence small by Andy, on Flickr

Smashing set of three 4x5 photograph,s. I really like the last one. A lot may say the foreground is messy,but,for me it creates lots of visual interest.

 

[Stephen L]

Smashing set of three 4x5 photograph,s. I really like the last one. A lot may say the foreground is messy,but,for me it creates lots of visual interest.

I don’t consider it messy either. I consider it essential to the completeness of the scene.

 

[Peter B]

All really good shots Andy, but the first is my favourite for the lead-in curve.

 

[Carl Hall]

Love this as well Carl Some great shots on this thread! Why, Why , Why isn't this an abstract entry? (Pleased it isn't TBH but worried what you might use!)

Thanks Fraser I didn't think of that, what a great idea Definitely takes the pressure off for February lol.

 

[Carl Hall]

I took advantage of the sunshine and snow yesterday to finish shooting the 5x4 film I had loaded at New Year and for once nothing went wrong

Wista 45 Field, Schneider Kreuznach 90mm f5.6 lens on OOD Portra 160NS. Sandbach Flashes.

Lonely Tree small by Andy, on Flickr

Railway Flash small by Andy, on Flickr

The Fence small by Andy, on Flickr

That first one is an absolute belter Andy, really love the snow on the ground and the texture of the clouds.

Between these and your FPOTY entry, you're absolutely nailing your large format work

 

[FishyFish]

Nikon F80
Nikkor 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 AF
Fomapan 400


FILM - Out on the wiley, windy moors by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

 

[VirtualAdept]

SRT101tmax100007 by Madison S, on Flickr

A quick shot of the wonderfully talented Shannon Amy Lewis, a local musician.
Taken on Tmax 100, at f1.7/ 1/125th(or 1/60th I cant remember), on a minolta SRT101 with a wonky lens.

 

[medwaygreen]

^^^^^^^^^

Your wonky lens works well and I like the eye contact,nice photograph.

 

[VirtualAdept]

^^^^^^^^^

Your wonky lens works well and I like the eye contact,nice photograph.

Thanks Richard. The lens feels a little loose on the mount, but it seems to work ok providing I keep it in mind. Curiously, Shannon's got a real interest in film photography, so I've pointed her this way and we're gonna go on a wander with a couple of cameras once the weather isn't quite so shocking.

 

[Fraser Euan White]

Last one from my gloomy day in Manchester with the Rolleicord:



Crossing The Bridge by Fraser White, on Flickr

I am absolutely loving this camera and I can only thank @Andysnap for selling it!. I love the TLR format so much I want to 'collect' more Rollei's now!

 

[Andysnap]

Last one from my gloomy day in Manchester with the Rolleicord:



Crossing The Bridge by Fraser White, on Flickr

I am absolutely loving this camera and I can only thank @Andysnap for selling it!. I love the TLR format so much I want to 'collect' more Rollei's now!

My pleasure mate, really glad you are enjoying it.

 

[Mr Badger]

Nice photos there Andy, very flash! (a local joke for local people).

 

[medwaygreen]

A miserable Manchester!

(First day off this year last Wednesday so I had to go out with the new to me Rolleicord even though it was just 'grey'!)
& FPOTY January entry finished the roll of 12 exposures nicely!



Salford Manchester by Fraser White, on Flickr

Rolleicord Vb, Ilford HP5

Very good photograph,I like the symmetry and all of the different,but, balanced angles.

As a point of interest go to page #1 of this thread post #4.

 

[Fraser Euan White]

Very good photograph,I like the symmetry and all of the different,but, balanced angles.

As a point of interest go to page #1 of this thread post #4.

Crikey - over 10 years ago and on a Rolleicord Vb!

 

[FishyFish]

I shared a shot of this same tree recently that I'd taken with my Yashica Mat 124 G. Here's the same location (taken on the same day) but on 35mm.

Nikon F80
Nikkor 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 AF
Fomapan 400


FILM - In a lonely place (35mm) by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

 

[Peter B]

From a trip out to Strathpeffer with the Selfix 16-20 last week, this is the historic Spa Pavilion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strathpeffer_Pavilion Film was HP5+ in D76.

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#2


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[Harlequin565]

Finally got some sharp portraits with the RB67. Had it on a tripod this time and it still syncs fine at 1/250sec. Ilford Delta 100 is a real "wow" on the fine grain. Also experimented with a flat-on-the-scanner with glass holding it flat to see if it improved the sharpness. Still difficult to tell with my dodgy focussing, but the results are getting better and better. Four keepers off the roll which is a minor miracle by my standards.


A Sharp Portrait!! by Ian, on Flickr

 

[medwaygreen]

From a trip out to Strathpeffer with the Selfix 16-20 last week, this is the historic Spa Pavilion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strathpeffer_Pavilion Film was HP5+ in D76.

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That Selfix is certainly doing a good job,very impressed with the IQ and producing beautiful clean images.

 

[Peter B]

That Selfix is certainly doing a got job,very impressed with the IQ and producing beautiful clean images.

Thanks Richard, I'm really enjoying being out and about with it. Possibly the best £20 I've spent in a long while!

 

[FishyFish]

I took a few shots, including this one, at Newark Air Museum last weekend. I'd expected to take more but the film began to re-wind unexpectedly. It was only then that I realised that I was using a 24-exp roll of Fomapan 400 (I wondered why they were cheaper than expected when I bought thm! ).

Nikon F80
Nikkor 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 AF
Fomapan 400


FILM - Bullet holes? by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

 

[medwaygreen]

Couple of B&W(conversions) taken on the promenade in Nice.

Fuji GSW690II.

 

[StephenRowley]

My fav out of current batch expect for the batch

 

[Harlequin565]

My fav

Welcome to TP Stephen. Not a bad 1st post!

 

[StephenRowley]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/x1avcFpSD5U8MS957 is the whole album. No editing or cropping

 

[Fraser Euan White]

I took a few shots, including this one, at Newark Air Museum last weekend. I'd expected to take more but the film began to re-wind unexpectedly. It was only then that I realised that I was using a 24-exp roll of Fomapan 400 (I wondered why they were cheaper than expected when I bought thm! ).

Nikon F80
Nikkor 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 AF
Fomapan 400


FILM - Bullet holes? by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

Great shot Nige!

 

[FishyFish]

Great shot Nige!

Thanks Fraser.

 

[pentaxpete]

here are first tests in a 1936 Zeiss Ikon with 105mm f7.7 Nettar lens I was given and cleaned up. I used outdated Ilford Delta 400 pro rated 250 ASA and processed in home-made ID 11 1+1 for recommended time 14 mins BUT negs were over-developed. I used a small tripod as there are only 2 'instantaneous ' Speeds 1/25th and 1/75th.

 

[dmb]

Nice photos there Andy, very flash! (a local joke for local people).

Wonder how @Andysnap managed not to get a single twitcher in shot?

 

[medwaygreen]

I thought this would make a nice threesome,I hope you like.

Nikon F4 Nikkor 35-70mm f2.8 B&W conversion.

Waiting to board.



Waiting to ship.



Just waiting.

 

[Fraser Euan White]

I thought this would make a nice threesome,I hope you like.

Nikon F4 Nikkor 35-70mm f2.8 B&W conversion.

Waiting to board.



Waiting to ship.



Just waiting.

Like?.............Love!

(Quality from 35mm is brilliant TBH)

 

[medwaygreen]

Like?.............Love!

(Quality from 35mm is brilliant TBH)

Thank you Fraser.