I like film...(open thread)

[AntonioF]

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A couple from the beach with a yellow filter

 

FM2, Nikkor 35/2 AF-D, Astrum Foto 400

20180911-DSC01148 by antoniofedele, on Flickr

 

FM2, Nikkor 50/1.8 AI, Astrum Foto 400

20180911-DSC01137 by antoniofedele, on Flickr

[ianman]

I found these that were taken about 20 years ago at the Joshua Tree Park.

 

FM2, 28mm 1:2,8

 

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[ianman]

a couple more...

 

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[Wayne]

For those interested in economy (nineteen dollar camera,) Agfa Click II, FP4.

 

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[Wayne]

Agfa Click II, FP4, Processed ISO 50

 

 

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[mikemgb]

 Bryce Canyon National Park

Pentax 67, Ilford FP4

 

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Nikon FE, Vivitar 90; Kodacolor gold 200; professionally processed

 

white dahlia by Bags 27, on Flickr

[A miller]

Thanks a lot, Marc.  I am just like you only now even more "experimental" given the bad experiences that I have had with the film.  

Great street shot Adam, like always! Do you use the Cinestill 800 very often for daylight photography? I had very different results with it. So right now, it is not my first choice, just sometimes for some experiments

 

This is hysterical Edward.  Probably not to everyone, but for some reason that guy looks so goofy

 

A couple of fellow photographers spotted at Wat Pho temple.

 

M7 ZM 35/1.4 Gold 200 by edward karaa, on Flickr

 

 

wow, this is really great!

In the desert with Portra 400 and 35mm and M6

 

best regards

 

Marc

 

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[A miller]

Miller Mediterranean Seascape, take 4

503cw, 80 planar, Ektar

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[Wayne]

IIIA, 28 Summaron Ltm, Agfa Copex, 510 Pyro

 

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[atournas]

In the desert with Portra 400 and 35mm and M6

 

best regards

 

Marc

 

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That's a strong composition, especially the diagonal regions of different colours. Out of curiosity, have you noticed if that violet hue along the upper left corner is from Portra or is it from digitisation?

 

Paul

[atournas]

I found these that were taken about 20 years ago at the Joshua Tree Park.

 

FM2, 28mm 1:2,8

 

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No camera can resist those rock formations, especially in soft afternoon light!

 

Paul

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[edwardkaraa]

M7 ZM 35/1.4 Gold 200 by edward karaa, on Flickr

[edwardkaraa]

Miller Mediterranean Seascape, take 4

503cw, 80 planar, Ektar

seascape.jpg

 

This is one of my favorites, maybe because the light isn't as spectacular as in the previous ones. It has a certain natural feel. 

[edwardkaraa]

For those interested in economy (nineteen dollar camera,) Agfa Click II, FP4.

 

Route 1

 

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The camera, film and subject are an excellent match. I really like this one, Wayne.

[ianman]

In the desert with Portra 400 and 35mm and M6

 

best regards

 

Marc

 

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Very lunar ! 

[AntonioF]

IIIA, 28 Summaron Ltm, Agfa Copex, 510 Pyro

 

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Nice shot. Do you find 510 pyro to work better with slow films, like some say?

In Italy it does not seem to be convenient to home make it or buy it.

[Wayne]

Nice shot. Do you find 510 pyro to work better with slow films, like some say?

In Italy it does not seem to be convenient to home make it or buy it.

This was my second use of 510 Pyro, first being with Minox strip of the same film. It is a very active developer used, in this case, at a 1/300 dilution. I like the results for this slow speed (shot at ISO 50) film. The film was over-developed as I did not have enough respect for reducing time to compensate for higher water temperature. I intend to go forward with use of the developer, but, my early experience is that it is not as forgiving a developer as the more common, commercial developers.

 

The above being said, the final result of this shot is pretty much exactly what I was hoping for when I triggered the shutter. That does not happen very often.

 

I have accumulated the materials to move forward with mixing my own. This particular developer was purchased off of Ebay from a guy in Germany. He was very prompt in delivery, and responsive to questions submitted. I say you should go for it.

 

And don't forget to give your dog a treat.

 

Best

 

Wayne

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[Wayne]

Thank you for your indulgence in, yet another, photograph of the same old car. This was the final frame, and only close range shot, on the roll of FP4 shot in the Agfa Click II. I know very little about the lens other than an understanding it is a simple meniscus. While I like all of the Click II renderings, this one sort of stunned me.....encouraging me to load a roll of Portra 160 for my next experiment. 

 

In this particular case, much of the original sharpness is lost in posting the shot.

 

 

 

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[Peter_S]

Early morning on the shores of the Neusiedler See, Burgenland (Austria).

Voigtländer Bessa III and Ilford Pan F at ISO 25.
4 filters (Heliopan ND4, CPL, B+W/Heliopan yellow and orange) stacked to create +7stops.
2min exposure.