Show us yer film shots then!

[Kevin Allan]

Intrepid 4x5 with pinhole board and Kodabrome paper negative.


Netherwitton churchyard by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

 

[TheTimeChamber]

I feel it's been a while since I posed in this thread so here's a couple from a Minox EC 8x11mm negs on FP4+. I am aware of a keen following for sub miniature cameras and so I am always self conscious that I may not be doing the format and the cameras justice.
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That first photo is brilliant

 

[auntiemaryscanary]

I am aware of a keen following for sub miniature cameras and so I am always self conscious that I may not be doing the format and the cameras justice.

Well I think you are certainly giving Minox justice.

 

[LeeRatters]

A few Portra 400 on the FX3/ML35 from August I think....


*** by Lee, on Flickr


*** by Lee, on Flickr


*** by Lee, on Flickr

 

[FishyFish]

Fujica GW690
Kodak Plus-X (expired January 2008 and shot at 100asa)
Adox Rodinal 1+50 13mins @ 20°


Seaside food by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

 

[Mostly Vintage Cameras]

That first photo is brilliant

Well I think you are certainly giving Minox justice.

Thank you both for your kind words. I really prefer to have film developed and scanned commercial (developed because I just don't like developing films all though I can and scanned as I feel they do a better job).
I'm working on my mirrorless film scanning set up but I'm still not happy with it. At the end of the day it's a camera with a macro lens so not rocket science but even so I always feel it could and should be better.
Anyway thanks again for your support and all the others who clicked like.

 

[Kevin Allan]

Centon K100 with Kodak Vision 250D film developed in ECN2 chemistry.


Wallington by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

 

[Kevin Allan]

A walker in the woods by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

 

[Peter B]

A walk on the Caledonian Canal yesterday to further trial 1:100 510 Pyro, this time with Fomapan 100. While the stain on the negs isn't quite what I was expecting, it has certainly put more intensity in the clouds than I would normally expect with a yellow filter on the day. Nikon F80, Tamron 28-75, yellow filter.

#1 Lord of the Highlands cruise ship, designed to fit through the canal locks.



#2 View from locks to Muirtown and Kessock Bridge



#3 The old faithful Jacobite Queen Loch Ness Cruises ship, now moored indefinitely due to more modern replacements!