Recent content by AlfyB

Using up film hasn't been a problem lately with the number of mistakes that I've been making. Except when I'd knocked the multi switch and didn't notice that the counter wasn't going up till about 8 shots in. Shooting film is going to be a long and slow journey I think.

Just posted my first entry to one of these challenges. I've been trying to get my flash working with my camera. Luckily, it did actually fire 2 out of the 16 attempts.

Uneasy Stairs by Bushtography, on Flickr

They look good to me Andy. Are these scans from the negatives or the prints? I'm only getting started with developing but plan to have a go at printing one day. I've also got a lot to learn but having a lot of fun doing so :)

Thanks Joa and Chris

I've been lurking on this thread for ages without posting anything for ages. Here are 3 shots I took in London on Wednesday. They're taken on a Delta 400 film and developed using Rodinal which I've since found out may don't consider a good combination. Blackfriars Bridge by Bushtography, on...

Wow, I love this. The colours are fantastic.

I used Photoshop to do mine, Carol. I created a blank page the size and colour I wanted it. Then, from Lightroom, export the images you want and once in PS, drag the image to your page and resize. If you then select the image layer and click the FX button, you can start to add borders etc. I...

Fantastic shot. I love the colours.

It's all done online with next day delivery. I think the delivery cost is something like £3.50, would need to check that though, so I always try and order as many as I can in one go.

Another vote for dscolour labs. I used to print my own but found I wasted so much on ink and paper when the heads would block up that it wasn't worth it for me. I've also taken to printing bigger -16x12. I could only do A4 at home. However, for TOAP, I submitted everything digitally. I'm...

These are really nice. When you develop for an hour, do you still agitate or just leave it to stand?

I love the colours in this one.

Hi, my first pictures on this thread. These are some shots from only the second film that I've ever shot and developed myself. They're TMax 100 pushed to 400 just because I wanted to see what happened when you push film (and it was the only film I had). Reflection by Bushtography, on Flickr...

Being a bit sceptical, I would say it's not in there interest to let you skip modules because it's less money for them. In a similar way, they seem to openly say that you have 2 years to complete the modules but I dont remember coming across anything before signing up that says you have to...