Show us yer film shots then!

Love the lighting, very classic looking shots. Maybe a touch more light in the first one would've been nice (we're talking like a 1/3rd of a stop additional tops).
 
thanks :) i should of put a hair light on the first one. But it was my first roll of Pan-F , usually go for Delta 100, but this is lovely.
 
A recent play around with ND filters produced this:

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Shot on Rollei Superpan 200.

Sadly the film was a pig to get on the dev spool ( not something I generally have a problem with but just shows that regardless of experience, occasionally basic problems come along and bug us!).... hence many frames have scratches etc.

Tbh this has got off reasonably well I think although there is some dust/debris visible.

Tempted to get cloning to remove as I do like the result, so much so I may print it.
 
Bare with me - having pic hosting issues! Edit: should be up again. Please post if they arent!

I said goodbye to my Pentacon Six last year as I found the costs of film too prohibitive for a part time hobby. :'( These shots are a couple from the last roll I put through it during a visit to Brighton (FujiChrome Provia 400X) & a few of my fav shots.

Brighton Pier - a 'feel' that takes me back to visiting as a kid in the 80s.

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Cupcake

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Cuppa! - Kodak TMax 400

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Best Friend - Kodak T-Max 400

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Couples - Kodak T-Max 400

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They really do have a 1970's feel to them. Number 3 is a cracker, very American Gothic although I would have liked it to be centred. I'm sure compulsivehordr will be interested to see these as he's just picked a Pentacon 6 up.
 
well the 50iso put me off a bit but i'm glad i stuck a roll in to try.
 
Something amusing:- A path through the woods h'mm.....in the first shot I thought if I just get to the bridge I'd be Ok erm the water was so deep my shoes were soaked and when I got to the bridge there was a lake ahead (2nd shot)...so I had to cycle back and give my shoes another soaking. :( Ferrania film

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They're really funny Brian, where was that? I didn't realise we'd had that much rain.
 
RaglanSurf said:
They're really funny Brian, where was that? I didn't realise we'd had that much rain.
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:wave: Denham country park (69 acres), not far from the Denham roundabout\village\golf course..went back there yesterday and most of the water has drained away now. :wave:
 
Well Brian you did admit to a love of "fords" in one of the other threads.....shame there was no one to capture a candid of you getting wet feet!:D
 
Asha said:
Well Brian you did admit to a love of "fords" in one of the other threads.....shame there was no one to capture a candid of you getting wet feet!:D
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:lol: I was more worried about slipping on some mud off the path and sent flying as I couldn't always see where the path went as it meanders through the woods.
Recommended fun for all with wellingtons of course :)
 
RaglanSurf said:
They really do have a 1970's feel to them. Number 3 is a cracker, very American Gothic although I would have liked it to be centred. I'm sure compulsivehordr will be interested to see these as he's just picked a Pentacon 6 up.
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The vintage feel was got me into film. Something you just couldn't recreate with PS imo.

No 3 was hugely amusing. Had some friends around for tea and they hadn't realised they came with matching jumpers. They are now married!

compulsivehordr - enjoy. It was a great camera with stunning lenses. Hope to see some pics here soon.
 
Raglansurf & Compulsivehordr when they wuz thinner and hairier, respectively, back in the 80's. :lol:


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Contax 137MA, Sigma 24mm, HP5 @ 1600 ASA dev'd in Microphen. My memory doesn't span decades, (or even hours) I just always used the same kit. Still got it. Not the hair tho.
 
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OMG, that's scary. Like a Flock of Seagulls tribute band.
 
TheBigYin said:
ah, this was France - they Like cyclists... Englishmen with Cameras, hmm - less so :lol:
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There's possibly more truth in that than you think.....I need to grow a curly beard and rename myself René :D
 
Andysnap said:
OMG, that's scary. Like a Flock of Seagulls tribute band.
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It's a worry, I didn't even like a Flock of Seagulls and I don't think it's acceptable to take photo's in the toilets any more :eek:
 
^^^:lol::lol::lol:
 
These were taken in January from Bluebell hill, with my first real try with B&W film Neopan 400CN, Nikon F5 and Nikkor 1.8AFD.

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I hope you like and tell me how to improve.:thumbs:
 
Not up for critque I know, but you have asked for help on how to improve so here goes with my thoughts:

The last one in particular tickles my fancy Richard......the simplicity and shallow dof used in these type of shots that you take has a real appeal for me, hence why I'm also drawn to No3.
They shoot b&w very well imo.

By contrast, going on the range of tones in the second landscape shot, I'm tipping it was quite a colourful scene and may have benefited from some konica centuria ;)

The first shot I find too underexposed in the foreground although I realise the contrasts in lighting against the sky were beyond the latitude of the film.

It's a long time since I shot Neopan......it does render good results.
Time to grovel around in the freezer to see if there's any Acros still knocking about:D
 
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Thanks for that Asha, have to agree with the points on the first shot very difficult light on that day, I think I have some Centuria shots of the similar scene, will try and find them.
 
First duck shot for me too ....a duck that thinks it"s a stalk stood on one leg!:D
 
I was saying in the other thread I'd been happy to have the dSLR the last few days. I'm so glad I didn't on Monday! You want to see this slide!


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Velvia 100 with the Ikonta 524/16. I used somthing like 1/10 and luckily there is no detail to show the camera shake!
 
Blooming 'eck that is lovely!
 
steveo_mcg said:
I was saying in the other thread I'd been happy to have the dSLR the last few days. I'm so glad I didn't on Monday! You want to see this slide!

Velvia 100 with the Ikonta 524/16. I used somthing like 1/10 and luckily there is no detail to show the camera shake!
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Right time, right place....with a film camera!.....Very nice Steve
 
Asha said:
Long exposure taken last month on the RZ67. 90mm lens, Fomapan 100, Ilfotec LC29

I made a start PP ing to remove dust etc then frustratingly "lost" the file so instead here is the "original" straight from the scanner:

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This one's fantastic! I love the sense of motion.
 
steveo_mcg said:
I was saying in the other thread I'd been happy to have the dSLR the last few days. I'm so glad I didn't on Monday! You want to see this slide!

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Velvia-Ikonta-Jan13001 by steveo_mcg, on Flickr
Velvia 100 with the Ikonta 524/16. I used somthing like 1/10 and luckily there is no detail to show the camera shake!
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Gotta love Velvia. Fantastic shot, just when I'm reconciling myself to 35mm this happens. Been trying to talk myself out of a Pentax 67...b****r....
 
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