Show us yer film shots then!

[Steve]

Doble exposure from a Hasselblad 501cm on Provia 400X slide film.
Taken on the Limestone pavement above Malham Cove.

Limestone Portrait by g lloyd, on Flickr

I love this.... finding my eyes contstanyl moving over the image, seeing new things and then just as I think I see the whole picture, another element takes over. One of the most effective double exposures Ive seen for a while

 

[orac]

That's quite impressive for a double exposure....me likes

Cheers Asha

^^^ What he said ^^^^

Thanks Chris

One of the most effective double exposures Ive seen for a while

Ta Steve.

I've only ever tried a double exposure on portra before so I wasn't sure how it would turn out on slide film

 

[35millimetre]

barber 2 by bombs and monitors, on Flickr


st patricks wine by bombs and monitors, on Flickr

Two of my favourites from my first try at stand developing. Olympus XA4, Acros 100 and R-90. They've come out rather soft, not sure if that's my "scanning" though. Also, is there any way to get rid of watermarks on the negatives? I forgot to add wetting agent...

 

[robhooley167]

Also, is there any way to get rid of watermarks on the negatives? I forgot to add wetting agent...

Yep, a bit of Isopropyl Alcohol on a microfibre cloth, glasses cleaner would probably work in a pinch too

 

[35millimetre]

Yep, a bit of Isopropyl Alcohol on a microfibre cloth, glasses cleaner would probably work in a pinch too

winner, thanks

 

[robhooley167]

A quick and dirty edit from a scan of some Adox Silvermax
Devved in 1:100 Rodinal for 1 hour



C&C welcome

 

[norters]

A quick and dirty edit from a scan of some Adox Silvermax
Devved in 1:100 Rodinal for 1 hour

http://s1221.photobucket.com/user/robhooley167/media/Scan-130421-0003-Edit_zps78d31199.jpg.html

C&C welcome

I never tire of looking at that building and I get to look at it every day from the windows at work I love the shot, even the lean works.

I probably saw you take this! I always watch photographers out the window to spy on their kit

 

[freecom2]

Also, is there any way to get rid of watermarks on the negatives? I forgot to add wetting agent...

If you don't want to do the isopropyl alcohol method, you could also just rewash them and include wetting agent. Absolutely no detriment to the film at all.

 

[The Matt]

I put some hp5+ through my Rolleiflex, rated at 1600


Untitled by the matt1, on Flickr


Untitled by the matt1, on Flickr



Untitled by the matt1, on Flickr

 

[The Matt]

This one's on me......

First roll of Portra 160 through the Hasselblad at the pub on Sunday;

These are rather nice!

 

[35millimetre]

If you don't want to do the isopropyl alcohol method, you could also just rewash them and include wetting agent. Absolutely no detriment to the film at all.

cheers!

 

[Andysnap]

Just having a quick look back and I don't think I posted this one. F100 on Agfa Vista and converted in Topaz B&W Efex. Very pleased with how well the Agfa converts.


Still-life-in-garden-b&w by andysnapper1, on Flickr

Andy

 

[Nguss]

Some very nice shots, so will add one of mine to lower the standard!


St M's Velvia 50 - RB67 by NGUSS, on Flickr

 

[steveo_mcg]

I like that, you've caught the sky lovely.

 

[Jao]

Where do I start, what a great set of pics in this thread, some great colour, mono, MF and 35mm, great work all round

 

[Andysnap]

You've not lowered any standards with that one mate. Top work.

Have to agree with Adrian, a fantastic page of really great shots.

Andy

 

[Nguss]

Thanks for the kind comments. I think this is my favourite thread, the quality and variety on display is superb.

 

[freecom2]

I haven't shot anything in a few months unfortunately, but here is a shot from a test roll when I picked up my 500C/M - it's not the most stunning shot, but I quite like it for some reason.



Hasselblad 500C/M, Kodak Tri-X 400

 

[Adow2]

Here's one from a few I recently took on a Vivitar ic101 panoramic using Agfa vista plus 200 (thanks again Freecom! )


Orrell Park Train Station by Alan Dow, on Flickr

 

[skysh4rk]

I haven't shot anything in a few months unfortunately, but here is a shot from a test roll when I picked up my 500C/M - it's not the most stunning shot, but I quite like it for some reason.



Hasselblad 500C/M, Kodak Tri-X 400

Nice shot and I'm liking the look of the Tri-X, which is a good thing considering I've got a few undeveloped rolls of it sitting in a dark drawer somewhere...

 

[skysh4rk]

Although I've mostly been using Portra recently, I decided to experiment with some Fuji 400H last weekend:




Empty seats by skysh4rk, on Flickr





Constructing a pyramid by skysh4rk, on Flickr






Meadowbank seating by skysh4rk, on Flickr

 

[freecom2]

Nice shot and I'm liking the look of the Tri-X, which is a good thing considering I've got a few undeveloped rolls of it sitting in a dark drawer somewhere...

Thanks! This was actually expired Tri-X, but it's still a wonderful film. I bumped up the contrast a bit in post, just to give it a bit more oomph.

I definitely have a few rolls of T-Max still waiting to be developed...

 

[osh]

Some very nice shots, so will add one of mine to lower the standard!


St M's Velvia 50 - RB67 by NGUSS, on Flickr

Excellent shot - the colours in the sky are great!

 

[osh]

I think you should be banned from posting picture that good as it make me want to spend money on a MF camera.
Love the photo :---)

Thanks. Yes, I think MF is definitely worth the investment...

Osh,

Another stunning image....simply beautiful. You must enter one of your landscapes into the POTY competition.

Thanks Steve. Will certainly do that - but judging by the standards in this thread there's a lot of stiff competition!

^^^ What he said ^^^^

And also absolutely hating osh for the wonderful Anglesey shot... if you know what I mean!

Ha ha thanks!

 

[osh]

Although I've mostly been using Portra recently, I decided to experiment with some Fuji 400H last weekend:




Empty seats by skysh4rk, on Flickr





Constructing a pyramid by skysh4rk, on Flickr






Meadowbank seating by skysh4rk, on Flickr

I really like the muted colours in the stadium shots and the depth of field and sharpness in the second shot just shows the quality of the SQ-A

 

[skysh4rk]

I really like the muted colours in the stadium shots and the depth of field and sharpness in the second shot just shows the quality of the SQ-A

Thanks, I was trying to get that pastel, muted look with the Fuji 400H and I think these are close to what I'm looking for.

And I certainly can't complain about the sharpness and DOF control you get with the SQ-A; it's a joy to use!

I'm very glad that I made the jump to medium format. The photos from this thread (such as yours, Osh) are what convinced me to take the leap in the first place.

 

[AshleyC]

Thought id give the Bronny a day out since its been gathering dust for a while, and totally ballsed everything up! Out of 12 shots this is the only passable one, the others are way underexposed / developed. I was using a dark yellow filter which probably confused me and i dont think i used enough exposure compensation for it.

Anyway, Bronica 6x6 Ilford FP4+ Rodinal

 

[Nguss]

Thanks Osh, not a patch on yours though! (And for some reason on uploading the colours seem more muted than the original. Never mind though must get out soon and use some more slide film)

 

[Threeracers]

Another Portra, as shot as I don't know my way around Photoshop. I am enjoying colour but not the expense of developing so the next step is going to have to be home developing colour!



Mark

 

[Simonx]

Here's one I took last autumn but only recently got round to developing. This was my first dabble with Rodinal which I used 1+50 for 13.5mins - and I wasn't impressed with the grain it produced. Anyway, I was really happy with the shot - I've been past Forton services maybe hundreds of times and often wondered how to photograph it to best advantage because the rest of the service station is hideous and gets in the way.


330f65mm by Simonx8123, on Flickr

 

[Jao]

I haven't shot anything in a few months unfortunately, but here is a shot from a test roll when I picked up my 500C/M - it's not the most stunning shot, but I quite like it for some reason.



Hasselblad 500C/M, Kodak Tri-X 400

Cracking square mono, lovely tones and timeless feel. Just my sort of thing! I also really like the ghostly human interest!

 

[Jao]

Here's one from a few I recently took on a Vivitar ic101 panoramic using Agfa vista plus 200 (thanks again Freecom! )


Orrell Park Train Station by Alan Dow, on Flickr

Alan, very nice black and white panorama. I am not familiar with that camera but it has a. Great aspect ratio, nice work.

 

[Jao]

Although I've mostly been using Portra recently, I decided to experiment with some Fuji 400H last weekend:




Empty seats by skysh4rk, on Flickr





Constructing a pyramid by skysh4rk, on Flickr






Meadowbank seating by skysh4rk, on Flickr

RJ, love the tones and colours in those shots, fantastic abstract feel in the first one!

 

[Adow2]

Alan, very nice black and white panorama. I am not familiar with that camera but it has a. Great aspect ratio, nice work.

Cheers Adrian! I've been made up with the results from it!

 

[skysh4rk]

RJ, love the tones and colours in those shots, fantastic abstract feel in the first one!

Thanks, Adrian!

 

[trevorbray]

reminded me I've got some


CAP_ 9320 - Version 2 by Captures...Moments....Forever, on Flickr


CAP_ 9319 - Version 2 by Captures...Moments....Forever, on Flickr


CAP_ 9316 - Version 2 by Captures...Moments....Forever, on Flickr

Not sure of the film, probably Ag£a Vista.

 

[Asha]

Nice light in those Trevor....First and last appeal very much...especially the MISTerious feel ( sorry couldn't resist) to the last one.

 

[steveo_mcg]

That first one is fantastic, I like the third a lot too. What did you do to the colour? It's a nice effect.

 

[Adow2]

Trevor you've just put mine to shame, thanks! great set! Love the colours, comp...everything really. Was that with a vivitar ic101?

 

[trevorbray]

Nice light in those Trevor....First and last appeal very much...especially the MISTerious feel ( sorry couldn't resist) to the last one.

Thanks Asha.