Show us yer film shots then!

Kevin Allan said:
One from my 1949 Agilux Agifold Mk II, a British-made medium format uncoupled rangefinder. I only put one roll through as the film transport mechanism was way too tight and scratched the film:


Shovel or spade ? by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

The film was TMax 100
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This is beautifully sharp (in the middle at least), loads of detail - really like this shot! Great depth of blacks, too.
 
Here are a couple from two attempted walks to Pen y Fan, Wednesday the weather turned as I was nearing the top and it was a whiteout and Thursday everything was ice with 40mph + gusts.

These were handheld at slow shutter speeds as I could barely stand up let alone get the tripod out;

Pen y Fan by Jason Turvey, on Flickr

Pen y Fan by Jason Turvey, on Flickr

Pen y Fan by Jason Turvey, on Flickr
 
With all they white around the exposure must have been tricky and if you had used a grey card it would have blown away :eek:
 
I took an average reading on the light meter and tried to bracket, however it was ISO 50 film so with all that wind I had about 4 keepers from a roll... better than nothing and I had no hope of changing film in that weather :(
 
I sent off a roll of Kodak ED-3 to AG that I'd shot during the Peaks meet but have forgotten what camera I shot it on! I thought it was the Yashica 44 but seeing as the frames aren't square, I'm guessing it was the Olympus XA4 I had!

Olympus XA4 - Expired Kodak ED-3 by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr

Due to unknown history of the film, I shot it at 400 instead of the 200 box speed but I've actually ended up overexposing so I could have used box speed. There is a pretty bad magenta cast on the whole roll though so I'm struggling to balance that, hence the B&W conversion.
 
stevelmx5 said:
I sent off a roll of Kodak ED-3 to AG that I'd shot during the Peaks meet but have forgotten what camera I shot it on! I thought it was the Yashica 44 but seeing as the frames aren't square, I'm guessing it was the Olympus.
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Have you still got the Yashica 44, Steve?
 
angelpaaul said:
I know you've 'modified' yours but what are they like to use? I'm thinking of getting one, I've a few rolls of 127 in my freezer.
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Compared to my 6x6 TLR it feels tiny but functions in the exact same way. The screen isn't as bright as my 635 but mine had had a bit of a hard life by the looks of it when I got it. The lens is sharp though and I'm happy with the results.

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The only strange thing for me is that the focussing knob is on the left rather than the right so that feels a bit strange for a right-hander.
 
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Thanks, Steve, you've got me thinking now...... a 44 or a 124? Just don't tell the missus!!
 
D_M_J said:
My first shot with a 5x7 Press Graflex. Needed some slight repairs so I'm surprised it worked first time! Fomapan 200 dev'd in R09

riley_graflex_slr_01 by David M Jones, on Flickr
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Blimey, that looks incredibly..........authentic

if you said you'd pulled that out of your Grandads 1930's photo collection and scanned it, I don't think I could see a reason to question that...:)
 
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Dork Knight said:
Here are a couple from two attempted walks to Pen y Fan, Wednesday the weather turned as I was nearing the top and it was a whiteout and Thursday everything was ice with 40mph + gusts.
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Those are lovely! :)
 
joxby said:
Blimey, that looks incredibly..........authentic

if you said you'd pulled that out of your Grandads 1930's photo collection and scanned it, I don't think I could see a reason to question that...:)
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:LOL::LOL::LOL: Funny that, my Grandad (who lived in the house that's in the background) had a couple of these cars in the 30's/40's! I definitely took this one last week though :)
 
FishyFish said:
Lubitel 166 Universal and Rollei Superpan 200.


FILM - At Bolsover Castle by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
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When I first viewed that on my screen it was only visible from the bottom of the first window upwards and I thought Wow, love it.

It still is a vg shot with the pathway however I'd probably crop to the bottom of the steps in the distance
 
Thanks. Got a few more to post once they've been uploaded.

I'd not intended to go to Bolsover castle, but my original destination was closed when I arrived, so I just drove around looking for somewhere to get a good shots. It was over £13 to get in, so I ended up buying a one year English Heritage subscription for £50 on the idea that I'll get my money's worth from this trip and a variety of other nice English Heritage sites within easy driving distance. :)

The afternoon light was pretty nice and I think I might have nailed my entry for next month's FPOTY shot on this roll too. I managed to double expose a couple too though due to brain addleage.
 
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