Show us yer film shots then!

GROTTY LIGHT on a Coach Trip to OXFORD -- what a shame -- when are we going to get that 40oC weather ! 06/2006 outdated FUJI NPH 400 rated 250 ASA in 1978 Hasselblad 500CM home-processed in well-used C41 for 5 mins @ 38oC
The famous HAT SHOP
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The HOUSE OF WONDERS with HARRY POTTER 'DOBBY' as lots of scenes were shot in OXFORD
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The SALVIN TOWER Balliol College with my 50mm f4 CFi DIstagonT* - I got in FREE as I told them my 'University' was the BRITISH ARMY RAMC !
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BROAD STREET Bikes ! 80mm f2.8 CT Planar T*
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Minolta X700
Ilford HP5
Rodinal
Scan of darkroom enlargement

I found my very first darkroom enlargement from the very first roll of film I ever developed while clearing out some old folders the other day. Really happy it was still in good condition!
 
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Nikon FE
Nikkor Ai-S 50mm f/2
Fomapan 200 in ID11 1:1
Negative scan

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Comments on colour balance are appreciated.
 
Some shots of the River Thames Cruise with Cream Tea on my OXFORD Coach Trip - light was TERRIBLE and GREY but the Cream Tea was TASTY ! 1978 Hasselblad 500CM + 06/2006 Fuji NPH 400 rated 250 ASA and home-processed in well-used C41 for 5 mins @ 100oF
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soupdragon said:
Comments on colour balance are appreciated.
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I'm mildly red-green colour blind so take my comments with a pinch of salt. I can definitely see the Ektar in there (which to me has in general a very 'slide film' look for a colour negative) but I can also see perhaps a pink-ish dominant with my monitor. EDIT @LeeRatters is right, it's magenta, not pink.

Here are a couple of my examples. Ektar in 120, self dev in Tetenal C41 1L Kit, negative scans. In/around Jesus Green Cambridge. They do remind me of the light that evening then again who knows what kind of funky colours my eyes see.

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soupdragon said:
Comments on colour balance are appreciated.
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LeeRatters said:
The colours of the film certainly match the subjects.

They do appear to have a magenta tint to them though too my eyes (on the phone)
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Definitely a magenta tint to them on the PC monitor. Mainly noticeable in the tarmac & white clouds.
 
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pentaxpete said:
Some shots of the River Thames Cruise with Cream Tea on my OXFORD Coach Trip - light was TERRIBLE and GREY but the Cream Tea was TASTY ! 1978 Hasselblad 500CM + 06/2006 Fuji NPH 400 rated 250 ASA and home-processed in well-used C41 for 5 mins @ 100oF
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I like your pictures and, given I'm a Hasselblad fan, I like your rig.
I do feel you should treat it to a roll of in date film and show me/us how that turns out.
I have no problem with people using out of date film but I'd love to know if you see a difference between fresh and stale.
 
Chungle456 said:



Minolta X700
Ilford HP5
Rodinal
Scan of darkroom enlargement

I found my very first darkroom enlargement from the very first roll of film I ever developed while clearing out some old folders the other day. Really happy it was still in good condition!
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That's really nice, properly moody, I'd be chuffed to bits if I had that on my first roll of film. The first roll of film I ever processed was mostly out of focus, underexposed and got covered in fluff and hair.

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RaglanSurf said:
That's really nice, properly moody, I'd be chuffed to bits if I had that on my first roll of film. The first roll of film I ever processed was mostly out of focus, underexposed and got covered in fluff and hair.

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Thanks, but I think it was a total fluke. Everything else from my first roll was a bit of a mess really. Love your image by the way. its got lots of character that digital could never achieve
 
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I went on a Coach rip to FELIXSTOWE yesterday -- terrible overcast weather -- all grey light -- and what must be The Most Boring PIER in the UK !
I 'Did My Best' with my 1978 Hasselblad 500CM with one back loaded with the last roll in fridge of a huge batch of 2017 dated Ilford XP2 400 Super rated 250ASA as it was Old and home-Processed in Well-Used C41 developer for 6 mins @100oF
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Here is another boring shot in terrible light -- I held a Grad Filter over the 80mm f2.8 CT Planar T*
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A CHEEEEP Cafe inland in the Pedestrianised high Street -- on the Sea Front COFFEE was £ 3-20 in Cafe I got Coffee + CAKE for £2.75 !
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WoW ! That 60mm DISTAGON is SHARP ! Had a look at your FLICKR account -- only 4 photos on there since you joined ! You must join the HASSELBLAD GROUPS ! Type in the Search Box for groups HASSELBLAD and lots will come up -- it is FREE !
 
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