Various film shots, 35mm and 120

[retrogamer1990]

hey guys, hope you like these, please feel free to rip them apart!

120mm, mamiya 645, processed by a decent place

Louis by retrogamer1990, on Flickr


Louisa by retrogamer1990, on Flickr


Will by retrogamer1990, on Flickr

35mm, pound shop film processed by the cheapo naff lab in town


Camper van by retrogamer1990, on Flickr

might have to view this one a bit larger

Against the wall by retrogamer1990, on Flickr


thanks guys!

 

[BornToSki]

Loving Nos 1 & 2.

I have just shot my first ever roll of film and I am patiently waiting to get it back. I think I could get hooked

 

[TheBigYin]

First two are nice enough portrait shots - i'm not really a people photographer, so can't comment much further. The other 3 don't do much for me to be honest. And It may be my eyes at this time of night, or it may be my screens due for another calibration doing - it's been a couple of days, but all five seem to have a pretty heavy magenta caste that if i'd have had from a "decent place" i'd have been asking for a re-scan, or at least telling them they need to get their scanner re-calibrated.

 

[retrogamer1990]

It's probably more my rubbish curves editing (or my screen) rather than the lab or your screen

 

[AJQS]

What was the 120 film? I like the look of that a lot!

 

[Liam]

Great shots, I really like the 35mm images

 

[robhooley167]

love the first three, nicely done on them not too keen on the last two, but thats just me. what film did you have in the first 3?

 

[Mohain]

Nice shots, I like then all. Great depth of field on the first two. I guess with the post processing it's difficult to tell the cheap-o high street processed shots from the pro lab ones.

 

[gabia]

loving last one