Show us yer film shots then!

Jao said:
Pete, many thanks for this, it is always very helpful to get a users view of a piece of equipment.Your distillery shot looks excellent to me and at full aperture and hand held too! I really like the 80mm planar and have always been very pleased with it's output. I know Hasselblad produced the FLE version to tackle concerns about sharpness on the 50 mm but these lenses are quite an expense.
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I make do with the 50mm C T* myself which seems fine to me, but I don't do much architectural stuff and rarely use it hand held. It's my most used lens by a long way. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if all of my Hasselblad shots in this thread were taken with it.

And here's another one...
Hasselblad 501C, Distagon 50mm, Fuji Acros 100
Rodinal 1:25, 6 mins @ 20C


Ogmore Sky by Cariadus, on Flickr
 
cariadus said:
I make do with the 50mm C T* myself which seems fine to me, but I don't do much architectural stuff and rarely use it hand held. It's my most used lens by a long way. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if all of my Hasselblad shots in this thread were taken with it.

And here's another one...
Hasselblad 501C, Distagon 50mm, Fuji Acros 100
Rodinal 1:25, 6 mins @ 20C


Ogmore Sky by Cariadus, on Flickr
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Roger, I had noticed that the Distagon seemed to be your Hasselblad lens of choice and you have produced some very nice images too! After all my pondering I might just try and get a cheap well used C T* and give it a try!

Nice dark moody sky and seascape by the way!
 
Jao said:
Roger, I had noticed that the Distagon seemed to be your Hasselblad lens of choice and you have produced some very nice images too! After all my pondering I might just try and get a cheap well used C T* and give it a try!

Nice dark moody sky and seascape by the way!
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Thanks! Mine was a pretty beat up example, not in great condition cosmetically but seems to be fine optically, which is all that matters as far as I'm concerned.
 
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I had a roll of Agfa Vista Plus developed/scanned at Asda today from my trip over to the Liverpool Chinese New Year yesterday. I shot this on my Canon EOS30 with Tamron 19-35 and am pretty happy with the results. The scan resolution isn't great but it's handy as a £1 contact sheet so I can then re-scan any keepers on my V500. Saying that though, getting the colour balance right is harder than it looks!

1) The waiting crowd - I deliberately shot into the sun to see how the lens deals with flare, not too bad actually although I've converted to B&W because the contrast of the colour image took a hit


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

2) The bombed out church


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

3) The dragon


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

4) My other half, Hayley


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

As a comparison, I've just scanned one of the negatives on the V500. As well as the resolution hike, there's also an associated improvement in noise and sharpening 'jaggies' although it's harder getting the colour right!

5) V500 Dragon


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

All in all I'm happy with the results but I do miss 120 shooting so I've just sold the Tamron lens so I can put it towards an MF system instead :0)

Cheers
Steve
 
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here are some more on my 2003 bought 50mm f4 CFi Distagon T* on my 2002 Hassleblad 501CM
Brent Goose -- Fox kill -- Kodak Plus -x outdated -- here I stopped down the lens I think to f22 ( tripod used)

Death-by-Fox by pentaxpete, on Flickr
Dungeness, outdated Ilford Pan F in Rodinal 1+50, tripod, Sepia Toned in PhotoShop 7 -- aperture probably f11

Dungeness 2 by pentaxpete, on Flickr
2004 dated Ilford Delta 400 processed in Tetenal Neopress HC 1+31 -- I held a RED filter over the lens (testing for lens flare ) aperture f5.6


Snow Tree. by pentaxpete, on Flickr
 
been back to devon over the past few days, got my backlog of processing done so will do an image dump here.
kodak Tmax 400 shot at 50asa 1s@f32 developed for 6.30min in ID11 @20deg

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Kodak Tmax 400 shot at 50 asa 50th@f8 developed for 6.30min in ID11 @20deg

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Kodak plus x shot at 125asa f5.6 cant remember shutter time.

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kodak tmax 400 rated at 50asa 1min at f32 developed for 6.30min in ID11 @20deg

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classic image of plymouth to finish
fuji neopan acros at 100asa 50th@f32 developed in rodinal 1:25 for 6min at 20deg

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Top work there Dave, like all of these but the first 2 are spesh.

Can I ask what kit you used for these?

Andy
 
Crown graphic with a schneider xanar 150mm
the film is expired tmax dated 1998 so i rated it at 50asa and processed it for 6min30 at 20deg
or kodak plus x the last shot was on fuji neopan acros rated at 100asa
 
dave clayton said:
been back to devon over the past few days, got my backlog of processing done so will do an image dump here.

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classic image of plymouth to finish
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No. 2 for me as well. The composition and depth of field is just fantastic.
 
I thought I would add an ancient shot I took on my pocket Olympus XA Of my then new born Grand daughter in the ward.
I was just testing out My old Minolta dual scan 2 with the updated vuescan software for windows 7 ....It worked a treat.
It was shot by available light fully open at f2.8 on Kodak Gold 400.

She is now coming up 16.

 
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pentaxpete said:
here are some more on my 2003 bought 50mm f4 CFi Distagon T* on my 2002 Hassleblad 501CM
Brent Goose -- Fox kill -- Kodak Plus -x outdated -- here I stopped down the lens I think to f22 ( tripod used)

Death-by-Fox by pentaxpete, on Flickr
Dungeness, outdated Ilford Pan F in Rodinal 1+50, tripod, Sepia Toned in PhotoShop 7 -- aperture probably f11

Dungeness 2 by pentaxpete, on Flickr
2004 dated Ilford Delta 400 processed in Tetenal Neopress HC 1+31 -- I held a RED filter over the lens (testing for lens flare ) aperture f5.6


Snow Tree. by pentaxpete, on Flickr
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Pete, the more I see your images the sharper that Distagon looks! A very eclectic set.
 
dave clayton said:
been back to devon over the past few days, got my backlog of processing done so will do an image dump here.

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12307930523_120d4f65db_b.jpg


12308206894_5550da1c34_b.jpg


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classic image of plymouth to finish
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Dave, a very strong and engaging set of monochromes, they are all excellent in my view with the first two being quite stunning! As Andy says some detail about the camera, lenses and film would be excellent!
 
Jao said:
Dave, a very strong and engaging set of monochromes, they are all excellent in my view with the first two being quite stunning! As Andy says some detail about the camera, lenses and film would be excellent!
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ive just looked back at the notes and added the info to the post
camera is a crown graphic and a schneider xenar 150mm lens
 
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just two more not from the devon trip but where on the 6x9 roll
fuji neopan acros 100 asa cant remember much else on both images bar the lighting was shockingly flat and bad

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stevelmx5 said:
I had a roll of Agfa Vista Plus developed/scanned at Asda today from my trip over to the Liverpool Chinese New Year yesterday. I shot this on my Canon EOS30 with Tamron 19-35 and am pretty happy with the results. The scan resolution isn't great but it's handy as a £1 contact sheet so I can then re-scan any keepers on my V500. Saying that though, getting the colour balance right is harder than it looks!

1) The waiting crowd - I deliberately shot into the sun to see how the lens deals with flare, not too bad actually although I've converted to B&W because the contrast of the colour image took a hit


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

2) The bombed out church


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

3) The dragon


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

4) My other half, Hayley


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

As a comparison, I've just scanned one of the negatives on the V500. As well as the resolution hike, there's also an associated improvement in noise and sharpening 'jaggies' although it's harder getting the colour right!

5) V500 Dragon


Liverpool Chinese New Year by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

All in all I'm happy with the results but I do miss 120 shooting so I've just sold the Tamron lens so I can put it towards an MF system instead :0)

Cheers
Steve
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I've been pleasantly surprised with Poundland film myself. Love the shot of your other half.
 
dave clayton said:
been back to devon over the past few days, got my backlog of processing done so will do an image dump here.
kodak Tmax 400 shot at 50asa 1s@f32 developed for 6.30min in ID11 @20deg

12308204094_74fdfc28ee_b.jpg


Kodak Tmax 400 shot at 50 asa 50th@f8 developed for 6.30min in ID11 @20deg

12307930523_120d4f65db_b.jpg


Kodak plus x shot at 125asa f5.6 cant remember shutter time.

12308206894_5550da1c34_b.jpg


kodak tmax 400 rated at 50asa 1min at f32 developed for 6.30min in ID11 @20deg

12306152886_df45c81daa_b.jpg


classic image of plymouth to finish
fuji neopan acros at 100asa 50th@f32 developed in rodinal 1:25 for 6min at 20deg

12306538386_5a2c8325ae_b.jpg
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Great shots, Dave. No 1 for me I think, but like them all.
 
Had my first disaster with E6 developing last night. Such an elementary error, too. I put the spiral in the tank the wrong way up. That meant that the reel was half an inch off the bottom of the tank. Some of the developer got to the top of the reel with agitation, but it's uneven. So all of the transparencies have banding down the right hand edge where the developer didn't quite reach.

Anyway, this is one I salvaged by cropping.
Hasselblad 501C, Distagon 50mm, Velvia 50


Watchtower Bay Reflections by Cariadus, on Flickr
 
Dave Clayton -- many thanks for 'Dumping' your excellent photos then !! -- All GOOD QUALITY DUMP !
 
They've come out really well Charlotte, very nice, particularly the 2nd one, simple but interesting.

Andy
 
Andysnap said:
They've come out really well Charlotte, very nice, particularly the 2nd one, simple but interesting.

Andy
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I'm quite pleased with them considering I barely knew the front from the back of the camera at that time - let alone how to shoot film!

I bet I couldn't do as well now if I tried!
 
A lot of wonderful images here. I enjoy looking at them.
 
Asha said:
Me likes very much ....perhaps a slight crop off the rhs would improve the composition but the simplicity of the scene is ace!
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Crop! Are you mad? I'd be chuffed with that shot and don't think I'd do anything to it, well done Charlotte :clap:
 
Ron-M said:
A lot of wonderful images here. I enjoy looking at them.
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:agree: You may not say the same when i eventually get around to showing some of my work :D .......seems like an eternity since I posted a shot
 
Asha said:
:agree: You may not say the same when i eventually get around to showing some of my work :D .......seems like an eternity since I posted a shot
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Me too, I daren't post anything now in case I need it for POTY :lol:
 
RaglanSurf said:
Crop! Are you mad? I'd be chuffed with that shot and don't think I'd do anything to it, well done Charlotte :clap:
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Yep me's mad :p:D and tired :sleep: but I'd still take just a tad off the RHS of the frame ...saying that, i'll probably look at it differently in the morning, high on caffeine :coffee: and agree with you ;)
 
This thread in 2014 just gets stronger and stronger, some really stunning film work and we are only just into February!
 
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