Show us yer film shots then!

I'm on a different username on UE forums, just use this username for emails sake.

Got some better ones of different places somewhere, but they're not uploaded yet :)

the 19-35mm is OK for film, but not really for digital, it purple fringes, flares & focuses really badly. For film it seems to focus correctly 99% of the time (battered eos300), but on digi (equally battered 20d) its probably more like correct 20-25% of the time, shockingly bad.
SHould I post some more?
 
faster4_tec, love to see some more.

A few more urbex ones of mine, all with a Nikon F100,

Grove Rake Mine and Huncoat Power Station (Fuji NCN400)
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Huncoat Power Station( Fuji 400H)
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Just getting back into shooting film since i did it as a sophmore in high school maaanny years ago. These are a few from my first roll, self developed (poorly). Mainly just getting back into it so nothing serious. Canon 50e, ff neopan 1600:

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Found this roll in a packing box. Some shots from Covent Garden earlier this year.

Canon 500N with 50mm f/1.8 lens on Sensia 100 (35mm film)

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Not mine but my 14 year old's first film shots..........

Canon EOS 400, Fuji Superia 400

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Heaven is smiling at the amazing images from a fine-14yo!

Keep encouraging him, he has a wonderful talent & potential.
 
Blimey! He's got a good eye for a photo, keep him supplied with film!

Heaven is smiling at the amazing images from a fine-14yo!

Keep encouraging him, he has a wonderful talent & potential.

Thanks fellas, I'll know he'll be made up with the encouragement.........got a feeling a young teenager and a film camera is gonna cost me in processing :thinking:

Gonna look at getting him a small rangefinder, canon canononet, Leica CL something like that so that he gets more used to manual side of things and slows down a bit, the EOS400 whilst a great camera still in my opinion makes life too easy.........better to learn in manual and read the light then move onto an SLR with metering and different shooting modes if he wants...............or am I way off the mark.

I know shooting film in my late teens gave me a greater appreciation, before I moved onto DSLR and have now gone back to film ;)
 
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Heres a shot I took a few weeks ago with a roll of Kodak Ultra Max 400 and my Zenit Em with the 58mm lens and UV filter.

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It shows the old brick pits near where I live which are now a lake and the now unfortunately disused chimneys as well as the new office buildings they are building. The lake is a massive country park now.
It looks better when printed as its been compressed quite a lot and the scanner made it very reddy coloured so I have had to adjust it a bit.
 
Some Ilford xp2

C41 or B/W chemistry ?

I've shot a roll after reading some good reports, can't make my mind up whether to send it to the lab for C41, or process it myself in Rodinal...or something..:)
 
C41 or B/W chemistry ?

I've shot a roll after reading some good reports, can't make my mind up whether to send it to the lab for C41, or process it myself in Rodinal...or something..:)

Ilford XP2 is c41 and as close to true black and white, with out it being black and white. I really like it for the ease of use.
 
I like it, it looks quite contrasty, but you never can tell looking at scans.

C41 it is then..:)
 
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Haven't really shot anything worthwhile on film recently. I did get some test shots back from my first rolls of slide (Velvia 50). Real pain to scan or maybe my exposures are off (don't have a lightbox to judge, a lot of them seem dark, if I hold them real close to a desklamp I can see a lot of shadow detail that the scanner is missing).

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Olympus OM-1.

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Rolleicord Vb

Can only seem to bracket in full stops with the above cameras rather than the preferred 1/2 or 1/3 stops.

They're stunning pictures! I've just - for the second time - become the proud owner of an Olympus OM10, so I hope to upload some pics soon too! So excited. I really missed my old camera.
 
colour blitz.......:eek:

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StIves, all Velvia 50

My god, that beach one is banging, you should see the slide:love:


Joxby, your shots are legendary!!! I love St Ives and you've captured it beautifully - it looks like some exotic riviera location. I don't think you can get shots like these with digital photography.
 
Couple from me

Ilford Delta 400 @ 200

Taken at the Tatton PArk Classic car show from a couple of weeks ago

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A few from this weekend taken with both Provia and Velvia on the Bronnie SQ-Ai

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Nice pictures ekimeno

I am scanning some of my Bronica stuff in at the moment, one from me.

Bronica SQ-Ai taken near where I live.

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Some birds on a film I found in the fridge, Maco UP25plus, all 400mm.

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Here are four shots from my first ever roll of film... I love the stuff, thinking of selling my digital cameras.

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First roll of film shot on a Trip 35

The focusing takes abit of getting used to as most came out blurry.
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Here are four shots from my first ever roll of film... I love the stuff, thinking of selling my digital cameras.

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None of them technically perfect, all of them fantastic images. Amazing work.
 
Thanks - yeah, they're not 'pixel perfect' (or pixel anything!) but I'm glad you like them.

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love both of those vmlopes, great colours and lovely composition on both
 
Crikey bob Vmlopes... :eek: ... you coulda tidied your front room and polished your shoes before subjecting them to photographs... :naughty:



Seriously... :thinking: ... :agree: ... and I'm loving both of those images to bits... :thumbs: ... nice takes m8... ;)





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Hey whats wrong with that front room, I know it looks all post apocalyptic and all ;) couple more from the same place...

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What film are you using for these? It's rendering the colours excellently
 
What film are you using for these? It's rendering the colours excellently

There all taken with a Leica M4, Leitz Summicron 50mm f/2 on Fuji Superia 200, and all done at my local Asda 1hr :thumbs: I do know the guy there though...........;)
 
daveharlow, have you joined the trip 35 group on flickr?

there pretty cool shots, i agree, the focussing is pretty hard to begin with, im only on my second roll but love the little thing.

shot a roll of expired kodachrome through it, need to send it away...
 
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