Show us yer film shots then!

cheers Tristan ,taken hanging over a wall i think ,,this is the best time of the year for b+w ,,with the long shadows etc. ( like to see you hanging over a wall with that hassy ,,,,pull your arms off :lol: )
 
My favorites from the snow, mamiya c330 + delta 400

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well, finally got a couple of rolls back, here's some I've scanned in (from negatives using an Epson v300 photo, negatives)

The pictures were taken with a Zenit EM and a couple of different lenses:

Helios-44-2 2/58 (my fave)
Helios-44M 2/58
Hanimex f80-200

hope you like them, ok folks here goes!

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"Coffee needs feeding too"

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"MrsNutt in soft focus"

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"MrsNutt in Bath coffee shop"

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"my sunglasses"

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"jars"

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"Konduktor"

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"Candle & Pepper Grinder"

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"Old Digger"

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"The Tracks"


I'm kinda happy with the results and I've not tinkered around with them in ye olde Photoshoppe yet! (scanner had a couple of filters and I had to convert from .tiff to jpg, but I've not even cropped them, they came like that on the negs!)

whatta ya think?
 
oh some more:


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"cold night"

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"Jo"

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"MrsNutt reading in car"

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"MrsNutt thinking"

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"MrsNutt Knitting"

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"Chef & Knife"

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"MrsNutt Knitting 2"

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"Chef2"

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"MrsNutt"

because you can only post 10 or so per post! :)

any tips or advice most welcome!!
 
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MrNutt said:
well, finally got a couple of rolls back,

"MrsNutt in soft focus"

whatta ya think?
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Is it soft focus, or cocked up focus, it doesn't matter I think its beau.
I don't think I have the vocabulary to say why, I keep looking at it, maybe I'm looking for some sharp....I dunno....:shrug:

Ok, she looks like a doll, and the background looks like a painted set from a stage show or something, but it isn't, its real and so is she.
 
joxby said:
Is it soft focus, or cocked up focus, it doesn't matter I think its beau.
I don't think I have the vocabulary to say why, I keep looking at it, maybe I'm looking for some sharp....I dunno....:shrug:

Ok, she looks like a doll, and the background looks like a painted set from a stage show or something, but it isn't, its real and so is she.
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It is funny you say this, because I was somewhat thinking the same thing. It is like the out of focus look seems to work here, something that could only be pulled of with film.
 
a bit of an antidote to the snow, my son liam last summer...

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My first shots on Medium Format.. Thanks to Joxby for the donated film!

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And this one was taken on an old Canon 500N With Delta 400

I dont know why its so grainy!!

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This was taken over the weekend, it's Buachaille Etive Mor shot with a Cambo SC-2 Basic and 210mm lens on Delta 100 5x4 and processed in Ilford HC.

Sorry if it's not really right but my own monitor is knackered and this one I can't trust so if my slight curves has blown it all out of kilter i'm sorry :)

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no need for apologies, well in my opinion, i think its a good looking picture...
 
blinkerz, nice set of photo's...the last 2 are particularly fine!
 
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fraggle101 said:
My first shots on Medium Format..


I dont know why its so grainy!!
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I thought the Kodak was a bit grainy, Delta's not too bad usually, it depends on the processing/developer/method for both.
The cat one might be grainy through oversharpening, when you have a close up, you have a specific focus point to sharpen, so its easy to over do it unlike scapes or whatever, saying that though its not that bad, its mostly in the background.

ifotou said:
This was taken over the weekend, it's Buachaille Etive Mor shot with a Cambo SC-2 Basic and 210mm lens on Delta 100 5x4 and processed in Ilford HC.

Sorry if it's not really right but my own monitor is knackered and this one I can't trust so if my slight curves has blown it all out of kilter i'm sorry :)

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It does look a bit contrasty, mid tones are shallow.....HC 110 is a beast of a developer though.



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Looking sharp JG.
 
wow! makes me want to take the V8 out of my old rover and take some piccies :D

they look impressive, ive been thinking about trying bw400cn for the convenience/price of processing...
 
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Gaz81 - those are all magic :clap:

Something about rocky outcrops in B&W - I just love it :love:

Oh, and +1 for the nice sepia tones :thumbs:
 
Cheers!

Got more to scan (epson 4490) but just not got the time at the moment :(

Got some on Ilford XP2, wasn't keen on the prints but it seems to scan a lot better and seems very sharp.

Soon as I get a chance I'll post some.

...ohh, and I used a red filter. Really like what a red filter does to the contrast!
 
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Gaz81 said:
Cheers!

Got more to scan (epson 4490) but just not got the time at the moment :(

Got some on Ilford XP2, wasn't keen on the prints but it seems to scan a lot better and seems very sharp.

Soon as I get a chance I'll post some.

...ohh, and I used a red filter. Really like what a red filter does to the contrast!
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I've been meaning to get a red filter for my Bronnie, but never seem to get round to doing it. Off to the shop tomorrow!
 
Couple from my first visit to Stonehenge yesterday. Bronica SQ-A on Neopan 400 and ID-11

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I gave my Nikon F4s it's first run of film yesterday at a local Rugby derby.

All Ilford HP5+ @ ISO400. I have come to the conclusion I much prefer Delta 400 Pro :shrug:

Lineout:

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Handbags:

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The Engine Room:

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This shot is for my college portraiture block where we had to do a window lit corporate portrait, this young lady is our college principal

Shot on 5x4 using Delta 100 dev'd in Ilfosol HC and scanned using an Epson V700 Pro

Don't you just love the DOF on 5x4 - this was shot at f5.6

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ifotou said:
This shot is for my college portraiture block where we had to do a window lit corporate portrait, this young lady is our college principal

Shot on 5x4 using Delta 100 dev'd in Ilfosol HC and scanned using an Epson V700 Pro

Don't you just love the DOF on 5x4 - this was shot at f5.6
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Nice shot and you've handled the highlights really well. I hope she's pleased with the result.

Cheers


Mark
 
Following on from ifotou's 5x4 shot, here's one I did at the weekend...

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HP5 plus, EI400 developed in DDX. 210mm Nikkor lens, 50 seconds at f32.
Scanned using an Epson V700.

Hope you like it.

Mark
 
Nice shot mark - 5x4 is just stunning isn't it :)

and yeah she loved it - currently working on a nice large darkroom print for her :)
 
one from the snowy weather a week or so back...

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OM2, elite chrome 100...

any comments on the colour cast, is this normal with the film or due to all the snow/reflected light etc or is it just my eyes? if i play with the scans in gimp i can alter this but somehow it doesnt look quite right...

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OM2 elite chrome 100...
 
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