Show us yer film shots then!

LeeRatters said:
Nothing. I roughly framed and hoped the lady with the glasses would turn back around pretty soon. And she did :)

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They are not half giving you daggers
 
North Somerset Show - QL17 & Gold 200


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I quite like the thought of photographing events on film - rather than a few snapshots here & there over several weeks (or months)

Recently I've gone out with the QL17 & X100f - I need to keep both out though or I forget what's in the bag :ROFLMAO:
 
Dog wont settle and woke the Mrs up, so she woke me up(who had not heard a thing), to see what was wrong

F601, 20-35
517, fx 55
PP- one click auto and made a mask for the sky and pulled it back 3/4 of a stop (is that dodging or burning ? ).


Early Morning Church

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FishyFish said:
Yashica Mat 124G
Kodak Ektar
Lab developed.
Home scanned and converted with Negative Lab Pro.


Springtime by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr


A path through the crops by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
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I've got one like that but thought my shot wouldn't come out nice (just a record shot) so didn't bother to remove my bike :rolleyes::mad:

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FishyFish said:
The bike tells its own story. I don't think it detracts.
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(y) There can be "magic" using film with a combo of lens and film, as I have noticed quite a few times the results are better than you see by eye.......esp 3D and with the excitement of seeing the results back from the developers..............erm well OK it can also be worse.:(
 
Minox EC camera, Delta 100 taken May 2024. Home dev in ID-11, home scan - both May 2026

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Neon light (indoors without flash)

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Birthday girl
Me on the right. A works do for this lady's 65th at an "unlimited" brunch. Yes I am inebriated. Just a snapshot but reminds me of a great afternoon out and how much fun a Minox sub-mini is. These have renewed my interest in Minox 9.2mm (8x11mm neg size) and I will be slitting film and reloading cassettes again very shortly.
 
Nikon F90x , 28 -105
SHD 50 EI 25 in fx55

Beeched De Fence


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Had a nice day messing about today, messed up with the film loader a couple of times putting film on back to front, tape coming off etc but the capability to load short rolls is great for me. Testing out a developer and new film at the same time is not Ideal, in fact daft. While mixing up today's batch of FX 55 1+1 I went to put in the ascorbate and then realised that yesterday I had mixed the phenidone quantity for 500ml but put in the ascorbate for 1tr. Doh, I do like the effect though and will pocket that for the future.

Nikon F90x, 50mm f1.4 prime
SHD 50 Eii 12 in FX 55 1+1

Some shots from my garden today

The beech hedge again

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Blue ground sheet, yellow buck and orange net wood bag


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Fork and roller

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The grain on this film is the finest that I have seen on my old scanner so far. On the higher res scanner there is no visible grain hardly.


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The acutance of the FX 55 1+1 has also impressed me

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VirtualAdept said:
Remember this post about the failure of my DIY TLR? Like a glutton for punishment, I tried again, this time with added tape in one particular spot.


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I'm actually really pleased with how they came out, all things considered
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A kind contributor to F&C (who's name I can't easily remember) gave me one of those kits. I thoroughly enjoyed building it but found it infuriating to try, and fail, to focus it. When I'm back from a couple of short breaks I'll put it up for free on the forum if someone wants to have a play with it. I've kept the box, instructions etc.
 
This is the second time I've walked this track (although it was in the opposite direction last time). On the previous occasion it was after a lot of rain and the track, a bridlepath, was six inches deep in horse-trodden mud.

Yashica Mat 124G
Kodak Ektar
Lab developed.
Home scanned and converted with Negative Lab Pro.


A lot less muddy than last time by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
 
I watched this chap wandering about on the beach, he seemed preoccupied. You know like when you were a kid and and you used to get pebbles and skim them across the water, he was doing that. I missed the money shot, arm launching the stone, as he was at the top of the beach trying to throw stones into the sea. I was concerned for the kids on the beach who could possibly get hit.

Dynax 7, 35-70
Kentmere 200 in FX39

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Going out with purpose tomorrow.
I feel that I have got how to look at the scene, I've fitted a reflective metering head to my meter so going to take one of my old manual cameras out with Fomapan so that I can prepare for large format with fomapan.

Anyhow here's one for next months theme twisted, Looking for all things twisted .

Dynax 7 35-70
KM200 in FX39

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I recently ran a film through a Canon "New SureShot" AKA Prima Twin or SureShot WT28. An automatic compact camera from 1990 with a dule lens system offering a useful combo of 28 and 48mm.

A video about this camera should be out on YouTube in about within the coming month.
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Mostly Vintage Cameras said:
I recently ran a film through a Canon "New SureShot" AKA Prima Twin or SureShot WT28. An automatic compact camera from 1990 with a dule lens system offering a useful combo of 28 and 48mm.

A video about this camera should be out on YouTube in about within the coming month.
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I have a soft spot for any Sure Shot probably because it was my first "real" camera as a teen in the mid-late 80's. I have bought a number of them over the last decade.
 
Mine was Sure Shot Telemax, bought for me by my parents, and I still have it. Many of the pictures I took with it back then are pretty bad, mostly because I didn't have a clue about photography and mostly took poorly composed, out of focus snaps.

Its a decent camera though and, now I know what I'm doing, makes good pictures.
 
Kevin Allan said:
Testing a new-to-me, but 80 years old, Voigtlander Bessa 6x9 folder, with FP4+ developed in replenished D23.

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The Bessa is an impressive camera, I have a (post war) Bessa I with the fantastic Color-Skopar coated lens. These old folders are amazing, I also have a 1937 Zeiss Ikonta 6x9 with a Zeiss Tessar lens, uncoated of course, and that can produce wonderful negatives if used with care, quite amazing considering it is 10 years older than me.

Did you have the camera on a tripod? It is a bit awkward to handhold and needs to be used with the shortest possible shutter speed and smallest aperture possible, I have found.
 
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