Analog film photography and cameras

Digibase C41 kit and the same tank etc. I use for monochrome. It's pretty easy, this time didn't go perfectly smoothly and I overdeveloped it a bit but that's why I shot a practice roll.

I mostly bought the kit it so I can cross process and push without it costing a lot more money and time.

No, unfortunately not.

Just remembered another nice feature of those cameras: people will love you.
They're like the opposite of intimidating, everybody goes "oooh, nice camera!"
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Cool.
Will give this a try, at least if I'm going medium format again this year!
Keep us updated with your results please!

I'm kind of interested in how this goes. I've never done it.

Keep us posted with what you learn.

sure will
this is my simple setup for it (picture from after I finished actually), the drink bottle has stabilizer in it because I don't have a proper bottle spare

the colors are weird because it's cross processed tungsten film not because I failed at developing

Love the shot of the bottles.

Just got 3 films back. Liked this one for some reason.

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Rolleicord looks beaut!

@shinkuu_kiss home developed c41 - impressive!

Last porta 800, OM4 combo

They weren't kidding when they said OM4s go through batteries, even with the trick of setting shutter to "bulb" to turn off electronics, I'm only getting 8 weeks per set. Better start stocking up!

Not really film photo but got my "film won't die" sticker on my MTB.

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@shinkuu_kiss
Love those 4 shots on the tungsten film. What is it, fuji t64? And what was the camera?

Thanks!

It's Ektachrome 320t in a Pentax MZ3 - for a while I've wanted but no way can afford a Hasselblad Xpan so I was playing with wide lenses (24mm &17mm) and the panorama mode as a real poor man's version.

nice portrait @nefarious
great expression, and I love how the portra 800 looks..

Love the bottles !

View over the Tay

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I like that. Making me feel very calm.

I want to touch out the scratch though.

I will touch it out when I'm back on my PC, didn't notice it viewing on my phone screen.

Next up a portrait of my wife Kate.

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Has anybody tried "souping" film?
Like, messing with the material by dumping it in acidic liquids / detergent / chemicals, even cooking it in these?
Have basically always rejected shenanigans like this, but got intrigued lately..

My friend did it, I'll try find his tumblr post.

Molly on a 70s seat. Suits the Fuji Pro 400 colours I think :)

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Here's his results.
http://marcusmurisonart.tumblr.com/post/88981660800/film-soup

Really enjoying dark shots atm. Or playing with light. Would like to get better, any good results are just fluke. Also, Hexar is back with a whole new shutter button fitted and it is MINT.

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And.

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Fuck it, I'm heading to Japan.

What camera/lens/film? tripod?