Analog film photography and cameras

Portra 160 / Yashica T3

Neat, if people are interested we'd just need to figure out how to decide which photos are going to be in it, and find a suitable option for getting it printed.
I know of places that print really good for low prices, but that's single sheets (or books), and that's in germany..
Brainstorm, people!

Would definitely buy a copy!

Love that last shot Tina.

Defo interested in the 'zine!

Think my scanner has been broke for ages and I've never realised. Played with scanning with a digital camera + flash again, got some decent results I reckon..

Mju + T-Max, seems to have got that oversharp look from downsizing it though

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wow nice! I would have totally messed that up shooting out from inside such a dark place.
Where is this?

Yashica T5, XP2

Nice shot @macready.
Don't you have options when downsizing (what program do you use)?

Ilford xp2 - pentax espio mini

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Same

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Tree sunlit pentax espio mini, Sister Canon T90 50 1.4, last one Olympus stylus epic ii expired 400cn.

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Olympus Stylus Epic ii

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Minolta Dynax 700si 50 1.7

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Olympus XA proper think film was 400tx

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I like the last one and the first XA one the most! And the tree.

What's with the kids wearing earplugs?

I think live music is too loud for the youth of today.

Come again?

120 film, black and white Ilford IP4 125. messy developing the film, marks are from it not drying properly because of impatience. These are actually from 5 years ago, taken at a place called Camber Sands in Kent, still faves though.

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id definitely submit to a zine if someone were to organise it! some cracking shots on this page!

The main problem I've had with doing a zine is sorting the printing. So many options and price ranges. Spending more doesn't guarantee quality at all. Choosing the right stock is a nightmare. Then there's the issue of finding places that will do test copies when you're not planning to have that many printed. And the list goes on. . .

do it on a photocopier at the corner shop

Why do I have some weird greenish (/orangeish maybe, colourblind here) patch at the top of a load of pictures? It looks a bit like a light leak but it's on rolls out of two different cameras. Could it be something during development or did I just fuck up scanning somehow?

Only now does it occur to me I should upload an example where I didn't try and fix it but anyway you can still see it.

At the top towards the centre?

Assuming it's always mid frame I guess it can only be the scanning, inspect the negs and check if it shows up there at all.

do it on a photocopier at the corner shop

That would actually be an option for a quick'n'dirty black and white one.

..shinkuu, I like the picture by the way; was is that?

Like IR said - check the negs. What are you scanning with? Are there glass plates involved that are dirty maybe?