Analog film photography and cameras

Anyone know which pound land still have film? Need to buy some for my Ibiza trip.

i stocked up, bought like 20 rolls ha.

Neopan 400 - Nikon L35AF

Superia 200 - Pentax ESPIO mini

So finally have some scans back from my trip to Sardegna. Olympus Trip bought from @Brucy the day before I flew out. Cheapo Poundland Agfa film and very cheapo processing and scans from ASDA. Pretty happy with some of the results - although it'll take me a while to get used to what the camera is good or bad at. I struggled to remember to adjust the focus/distance ring so a fair few shots are soft... anyway, here's a few pics. Mostly just the ones where my wife or myself are not pulling stupid faces and doing analogue selfies... no processing on these, just a minor crop here or there and one tiny bit of cloning.

sorry, they're a bit dull. Was fun to use the Olympus Trip though.

The one in Dalston Kingsland had some

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Cheers, heading there soon.

So finally have some scans back

Nice.
I like the colours; especially the one with the canvas chairs.

Dont know i this works or it gets across what I was trying to capture but will post anyway to sense check.... not my usual kind of shot either...

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Back to my usual. These were both on Ektar 100 and Minilux.

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2nd roll from my Rolleiflex. Getting the hang of it now.

More here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/blatez/sets/72157648428476877/

1st roll here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/blatez/sets/72157647059995441/

Does anyone have or has anyone ever used an older rolleicord? I bought one recently off ebay and while it seems to work, loading film is akin to some sort of dark art (no pun intended). Unlike other 120 roll cameras Ive used, there are no markings to align the start of the film. I've found an instruction manual which says to insert the film and then wind it on until you see a "1" in the little red window on the underside of the camera but so far I havent managed to get it right and Ive probably lost a few shots as a result. Its a bit frustrating to never know if youve started the roll in the right place.

Just came to post a couple of shots taken on slide film and it seems to be the topic of choice right now. I got them developed and scanned at a place called Genie Imaging in Wandsworth. I'd never heard of them before but they're cheap and do a good job.

Fuji GA645 Provia 100f 120

Leica M6 Voigtlander 35mm f/1.4 Velvia 50

Fuji GA645

Nice, like this.

Friend of mine used to have that camera; I never got around to put a roll through it unfortunately.

dusty yo

Quite shameless old bloke photography but i like it

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^^

sat down by the seashore thinkin bout some seashells

I've got one, they are horrible cameras. If you give yours to me I will dispose of it for you.

There is a knack to it, and the later early 'Cords are easier than the early early 'Cords. What has worked for me is to keep on winding and winding until you can definately see numbers in the red window. A torch is useful initially to shine in the window. Also, the counter marks on the film don't line up very will with the window in the first place.

tl:dr = wind the film on further than you think you have to. It will be okay then.

hello, I have got a Ricoh GR1v for sale. PM me if you are interested. Thanks!

Cine Still - Series E / 50mm

Tina, is that with the filter, or without? Can't see the "blue cast" so was wondering.

Yea, this one is a scanned negative with colors adjusted in post.

duh! for some reason had forgotten about post.

Nice shot - I never seem to be able to photograph jumbled chairs "jumbled", and you have.

Thanks!
It's like they're a conga line doing a u-turn, and somebody in the middle is tripping..

That's in front of a café thing; I walk by there every other day, they're closed, and I take a picture of their chairs. Owners / people working there have seen me multiple times now from inside, and probably think I'm nuts.
I guess they are just too lazy to put all the stuff inside when they close, so they stack/bundle all the chairs in a way they don't take up much space (you're only allowed to use that much of the pavement), and lock them with a chain.
It makes for interesting compositions, and I like the colours..