Show us yer film shots then!

I'd go panoramic.
 
That would depend on what was out of the picture and to the side. Try covering all of the light track ar the bottom, leaving the path in bottom left and see what you think.
 
LeeRatters said:
Sidmouth, Devon.

Yashica Mat 124g with Gold 200 & the Yashica FX3/ML35 with Portra 400


*** by Lee, on Flickr


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Glad that you've finally got a Yashi that works for you Lee, reminds me I must use mine more. :sorry:
 
Nikon F90X, 20-35 2.8
Kentmere 200,
HC 110 Dilution B, 5 and half mins.

Fence posts and Barbed wire

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A few from the Ness Islands Railway run by Highland Hospice in Inverness. Steam engine Chrissy needs settled weather to run all day, so that can be rare in the Highlands! Nikon F80, Tamron 28-75, 510 Pyro 1:100. (and it's not just for kids ;) )

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Nikon F90X, 20-35 2.8, spot meter
Kentmere 200 at box
Adox HC 110 Dilution B, five and half mins @20.6 finish 21.7

Wire Netting (straight off scan)

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Olympus OM-10
F.Zuiko 50mm f/1.8
Ilford HP5+
Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 9mins @ 20°

It's slightly soft, but not too bad considering it was handheld at 1/10sec. I have a very similar shot taken with my Yashica Mat at the same time and that one is sharp, probably because it was shot at waist level and I had the strap to add support. I'll post it tomorrow.


Nave by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
 
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Nikon F90X, 20-35 2.8, spot meter
Kentmere 200 at box
Adox HC 110 Dilution B, five and half mins @20.6 finish 21.7

We used to play army in this "WW1 Bunker" as kids.

Pump House

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Old red tractor (a David Brown Cropmaster, I believe - c. 1951 or thereabouts) at the Lambton Steam Fair, County Durham, England (June 2025).

Shot on Lomography Tiger CN200 110 film with cheap-and-nasty, new-old-stock Hanimex 110F Auto Grip. Lab-developed, home digitised, converted using Darktable negadoctor and finished in GIMP...

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Jammy Dodger said:
Great photos Nige ..................but how does widening the aperature decrease the shutter speed?
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A 1 second exposure is faster than a 2 second exposure so it is an increase in speed but a decrease in duration. The speed of the shutter movement remains the same the exposure is determined by how long it is held open therefore going from a 2 second exposure to a one second exposure is decreasing the duration the shutter is held open.
 
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Nikon F90X, 20-35 2.8, spot meter
Kentmere 200 at box
Adox HC 110 Dilution B, five and half mins @20.6 finish 21.7
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Quite a bit of corn growing in our area this year which I have not seen to this extent before.


Cornfield

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Topsy said:
A 1 second exposure is faster than a 2 second exposure so it is an increase in speed but a decrease in duration. The speed of the shutter movement remains the same the exposure is determined by how long it is held open therefore going from a 2 second exposure to a one second exposure is decreasing the duration the shutter is held open.
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I think Nige has answered the question (y)

FishyFish said:
It doesn't. I should have said "increase". :)
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Quite chuffed with the canon. Annoyingly ruined quite a few shots with my own fat finger that somehow was wafting around like a sausage in about half a dozen of the first lot. Then realised what I'd been doing so hopefully will not be as dumb again but there's no guarantee of that :rolleyes:

FOTU 2025 with Canon Sureshot Tele by Suzy Richards, on Flickr

FOTU 2025 with Canon Sureshot Tele by Suzy Richards, on Flickr

Tunnocks teacake in plant form:

Biddulph Grange with Canon Sureshot tele by Suzy Richards, on Flickr

Biddulph Grange with Canon Sureshot tele by Suzy Richards, on Flickr
 
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