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As promised to Keith, :) here are some pictures of the famous "Père Lachaise cemetery" in Paris

All photos are with Film Ilford D100 Pro

Development "house laboratory" : Ilfosol 3 (or S) temp: 20 ° C time: 9 mns

 

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M7 Summilux 35 asph and 50 asph

V700 scan

 

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At a wedding last weekend in Essex, South England.

Agfa Vista 200

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Pete very nice pictures really :)

Thank you for posting

I think you like both color and b&w in film,isn't ?

 

... continuation in b&w

cemetery Pere Lachaise , with Ilford D100 Pro and M7

 

two famous members of LUF at our french meeting in full action :D

 

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.... :)

 

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Thanks Henry. Yes I like the colours of film. Somehow richer with more depth than the digital images I produce. The trick must be in the post processing but it's a skill I don't have :(.

 

Another from the weekend. Lovely colours with this £1 for 36 exposure Agfa VistaPlus 200:

 

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At a wedding last weekend in Essex, South England.

Agfa Vista 200

Pete

 

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The "laughing lady" shot is simply fantastic

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I enclose also a frame from the video of an advertisement of the Stefanel broadcast on Sky Italy. you recognize it? is a Voigtlaender Perkeo. this shows that the film is fashionable

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As promised to Keith, :) here are some pictures of the famous "Père Lachaise cemetery" in Paris

All photos are with Film Ilford D100 Pro

Development "house laboratory" : Ilfosol 3 (or S) temp: 20 ° C time: 9 mns

 

Henry

 

Thanks, Henry - looks very interesting. On a couple of occasions we have rented an apartment close to the Montparnasse Cemetery - but that was at a time when my photographic activities were at an all-time low.

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Pete I'll try this film Agfa Vista 200

Good suggestion :)

Antonio a new avatar ? :D

 

I also like the English cemeteries where everything is flat

we just saw a tombstone in the middle of a beautiful lawn

 

In France we built a small house to welcome the dead

Anyway, I love cemeteries, it's relaxing as here in this cemetery

 

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M7 Summilux 50 asph

IlfordD100

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Continuing the cemetery/graveyard theme, a different view of Clyffe Pypard's.

MP, Summaron 35mm, Acros 100, Rodinal.

Second image is in my local cemetery, this time with IIIg, Summicron 5cm Collapsible, Acros 100, Rodinal.

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Very nice b&w pictures Keith , really nice :)

 

For Pete Kodak Portra 160 of a lover of poppies

Every year, I take hundreds of pictures and I continue

Kodak Portra 400 and 160 are good

Fuji superia also

 

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M7 Macro Elmar 90+ macroadapter+monopod

 

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I submit to you a shooting test in color of Mekong in Laos, at dusk , in the early evening with the moon rising. The night comes quickly in Asia

Mekong in rainy season with the rising water. Thailand is on the other side

.... to see the capacity of the film in the night almost complete

 

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Here's what I get with a crop 100%. You will notice that we do not have the red , green, blue pixels mixed as in the images of M8 or M9 when we enlarged

Here we have silver grains with revelations at the three layers of silver grains.

The reflection of the moon on the Mekong prove it :)

 

 

 

M7 Summilux 50 asph

Film Fuji superia 100

shutter release in action + tripod

exposure time around 2 sec

 

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and in b&w > SE Pro :)

you can even see the waves left by pirogue (on the left of the picture)

 

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a second test this time with Kodak Portra 160 with tripod and shutter release

 

"Light on Cathedral " taken in total dark night (11p.m)

 

colors are preserved and everything is sharp

 

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and its crop

 

In conclusion, it is possible to shoot at night in color (or b&w) without any problems and without

buying M240 and MM :D, if you like film

 

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I love my film cameras,I think that the build quality is better than digital and the ergonomics are better. I also prefer the compactness. However I have looked through all 27 pages and I am afraid this is like The Emperors new clothes.

 

The colour photos here are almost without exception suffering from some colour cast or another. What film has over digital is that it is definitely sharpers I think that for B&W film is better and not just because of the sharpness. For colour I think that digital is now superior. This was not the cause a few years ago but it definitely is now.

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I love my film cameras,I think that the build quality is better than digital and the ergonomics are better. I also prefer the compactness. However I have looked through all 27 pages and I am afraid this is like The Emperors new clothes.

 

The colour photos here are almost without exception suffering from some colour cast or another. What film has over digital is that it is definitely sharpers I think that for B&W film is better and not just because of the sharpness. For colour I think that digital is now superior. This was not the cause a few years ago but it definitely is now.

Hi Paul,

There is a drift in the perception of the image

People now prefer digital image where everything must be absolutely sharp

in reality this is not the case

watch a poppy flower

People want also the image immediately and do not want to wait

Another problem is in this thread of Keith

http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/film-forum/306882-forty-year-old-negative.html

for the color film is the reference and I agree with E Puts...and K Rockwell

http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/why-we-love-film.htm

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This photo is from a film Agfa taken at 1970

Everything remained intact as the first day, ie 43 years !

 

Ruins of Timgad Algeria 100 years after Jesus Christ

Film Agfa

 

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Elmarit 90mm

 

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