Analog film photography and cameras

scan individual negatives

..professional labs do this. Prepare to pay quite a lot for this service though.

Gotcha, cheers :)

Portra 400, rb67

..good choice of film I'd say; colours are edible.

Nice frames as well, like all three of them.

@tina.kino Mums told me its a "baca hollandese" aka dutch cow..?

In other news, finally scanned my first shots on 120 film, need to upload some more to tumblr soon.

Tmax 400 Mamiya RB67 Pro -

..ha, cheers!

And yes, post more from the RB!
What's your tumblr again?

That table/floor texture is so perfect. Really reminds me of some lake I saw.

Big H, I know the RB67 is very much a studio camera - but you should take it outside :)

I have an I woulda had 5/6 rolls done but when I rented it out I was given the wrong mount for the stupidly huge tripod that came with it.. so only managed a a few frames :-(

Getting used to handling the rb67 without a tripod is half the battle, don't worry!

For @Chak

2 or 3 years worth of film the that I never bothered to get processed, a couple of rolls that went through the wash in a jacket pocket, some were in cameras when they died, some well expired, some that just got pushed to the bottom of the pile. 64 rolls.

To ASDA!

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..preparing for IR posting spree beginning of next week...

Ha, I will never understand how people hold on to exposed rolls for so long, not developing them.

$$$

I'd rather shoot and not process than not shoot at all.

Hell maybe this guy will find some.
http://www.vice.com/read/meet-the-man-bringing-old-forgotten-film-back-to-life-206

..so you want to become the new Vivian Maier ?

: P

Agfa CT Precisa / Yashica T3

Agfa CT Precisa / Yashica T3

What always baffles me, is when people get the films processed but don'r collect them....
Back in 2000, A mates sister curated a load of such prints from chemists - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/616010.stm
I seem to recall that the exhibition was called "4 weddings and an erection"

Speaking of, found some film in the Brecon Beacons last week, half buried in the mud

Looking forward to trying to scan some of it

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^ that makes me sad...

but yeah @IR I used to stockpile exposed film too... also went through a phase of neither affording processing nor film and just shooting the same roll over and over... results weren't great.

Cool!

repeatedly shooting the same roll.....
how extraordinary.
I used to shoot these sort of dream sequences with a holga by half-stepping film and under exposing.

The results were shit

...just shooting the same roll over and over...

The photographic equivalent of a crank?

yes most likely... similarly unsatisfying outcomes. I named the roll "Skint and over-exposed".

Agfa CT Precisa / Yashica T3