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I like film...(open thread)

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After 3 years of digital M, coming back to the film that gives me more pleasure to photograph.

Results: the beauty and high fidelity of the image are present : image with a consistency that is not found in the digital, non-smooth edges of

subjects or objects, more natural color, brief more natural picture ....

 

I would like to open this thread to share with you and collect pictures of those who still practice the film and who share my point of view

 

Thank you to post what you want in this thread ..... we are in the "other" section.So the success of this thread depends on you,

otherwise it will be forgotten

Finally, I would like the film deserves this return because it's worth it!

and welcome to all for color photos as black and white

 

I start if you allow me

 

Thank you for reading me

Henry

 

at the last Sunday market in our city

 

 

Kodak Portra 160 and R8 Elmar

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Mont Saint Michel (France) under the clouds and in summer

 

 

Kodak Portra 400

 

Henry

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Wild daisies in b&w (for Ingrid)

 

 

M7 MacroElmar 90 + Macroadapter

Film Ilford Delta 100

picture uncropped and not enlarged

Home laboratory development

Ilfosol

 

Thanks for looking

Henry

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Michael Hiles   

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Bonjour Henri,

 

I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a camera is always far from a final result, and the final result requires time and thought.

 

Film also continues to improve. The quality of available film and developers is as good as it has ever been, and it is still as competent as digital sensors of equivalent size.

 

I also much prefer silver gelatine prints. They have a presence that is unique, which I like. Silver prints are generally not available to the digital home worker. They are available, but not so easily, and not instantly (eliminating one advantage of the digital camera).

 

I also am not sure I would be quite as pleased to live with a current digital M camera as I am with my M3 and (particularly!!) my M2. I have not yet used or seen anything that surpasses them.

 

I also like the fact that pressing the button has a cost. It means that I won’t take a machine gun approach (because there is no incremental cost to making another digital exposure). Good pictures imply thought of one form or another, and the constraint of 36 pictures and some cost is not limiting – it promotes good and thoughtful photography.

 

The picture is at St-Amand-de-Coly, near Sarlat-la-Canéda, France.

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Michael thank you to leave your comment I find interesting, I see you're still remained faithfull to film and you are right to keep your M camera M3 and M2 still like me

 

Claude Monnet's garden (France) with Kodak Portra 400 (2 photos)

 

Reflection and Pond of Claude Monnet the french painter

Note the green color of the bridge that is exactly what we see !

 

 

and the garden of Claude Monnet:

 

 

R8 Elmar 70 and 35 mm

Thanks also to Stuart, Sparkassenkundeand Klopik104 for looking

 

Henry

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another picture of this so beautiful place

 

The pond and a second bridge yet opposite, on the other side

and its famous garden lilies

 

Kodak Portra 400

 

 

Henry

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Thank you Stuart for looking and for your nice comments

 

Recent tulip blossom Kodak Portra 160

What do you think of this soft focus that I can not have with my two digital M?

 

Note the thickness of the tulip petal versus smooth thinness in digital

 

 

Henry

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with the last Kodachrome 60 slide

 

the true natural color and petals / leaves thick (not thin as cigarette paper)

 

 

Henry

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All very very well done. I might post some also, but the quality of these is intimidating.

 

May I ask about the extent of digital post processing in these?

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Mamiya 7II + TriX

 

I'm deleting this lovely photo because it violates Forum rules: Photos posted here must be made with a Leica camera, or a Leica lens, or both.

 

Stuart Nordheimer

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All very very well done. I might post some also, but the quality of these is intimidating.

May I ask about the extent of digital post processing in these?

Hi Kd I did not make any post-processing

Just raw Tiff coming out the Nikonscan (all set as standard) and Jpeg for post

I rarely post processe because I trust rendering of ​​the film

Thanks for looking and comments

Best regards

Henry

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Hi Kd I did not make any post-processing

Just raw Tiff coming out the Nikonscan (all set as standard) and Jpeg for post

I rarely post processe because I trust rendering of ​​the film

Thanks for looking and comments

Best regards

Henry

 

Thank you. I have returned to film for much of my RF shooting as I have sold my M9 and await an M240. I have to say I do enjoy it and have considered passing on the M as a result. But my results have been inconsistent, especially with color film.

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Thanks Craig for posting from Singapore

Nice portrait in b&w of vietnamese or chinese from Singapore ?

It makes me want to post these pictures of Vietnam :

 

 

Halong Bay (Vietnam) Fuji film Superia

No post processing

 

Henry

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Thank you. I have returned to film for much of my RF shooting as I have sold my M9 and await an M240. I have to say I do enjoy it and have considered passing on the M as a result. But my results have been inconsistent, especially with color film.

You are welcome

I would like also to order the new M but when I saw the color and overall image rendering Cmos versus M8 and M9, I've changed my mind.

For against, I'll buy a MP ! I have become allergic to digital and I will treat myself

Henry

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Thanks Craig for posting from Singapore

Nice portrait in b&w of vietnamese or chinese from Singapore ?

It makes me want to post these pictures of Vietnam :

 

Henry

 

Thanx Henry... I probably should have said where this was. Its on board a ship docked at the Sunda Kelapa port in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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another from Vietnam ......

 

Lake of the Restored Sword in Hanoi (Vietnam) where legend says that:

once upon a time a king who has to hunt Chinese invaders received from a big turtle in the lake, a sword to fight ....... 10 years later, the king must give back this sword demanded by a turtle sent from heaven

 

Fujichrome Sensia 100 slide + SL

 

 

Henry

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I thought there would be more black & white, its great to see such fantastic colours.

 

 

Agfa APX 100

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