Analog film photography and cameras

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Sorry for bombing the thread but I'm shooting a lot of film and love to hear peoples thoughts on my stuff.

No, no, please continue!
Would love to contribute more to the bombing but hardly have time to shoot these days.

Like both of the shots in that post, the portrait is a bit too close up for me but still good.
Also like the first skate picture - very nice!

Thanks @ItkI, just away to send 10 rolls off for dev; Adox CMS20, Tmax 400, 400 TX, Portra 160, Agfa Vista 200 and an old expired roll of Kodachrome to develop as B+W.

+1 for that first skate pic.

http://seanalexanderfisher.tumblr.com/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/fish_nish/

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Nice one.

Ihagee Exa on Kodachrome both bought from @Sam_Doman wish I could replicate the quality he gets in his pictures!

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Nice ! ^

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Delta 3200, OM4

XA, Velvia 100

wow those colours!

High contrast lens + velvia + probably dodgy exposures = colours galore. Lots of the shots on the roll are way too blue or red, but they're much more interesting that way.

wooooow! I think I might break my XA2 out again!

I love the XA look, do you post to Instagram? Quite a big XA user group on there.

I have my personal insta that I chuck the odd snap onto - main stream of images is at
http://imdabestmayne.tumblr.com

Having at last bought a decent medium format camera, I have of course been not taking it out at all and instead shooting my 120 film in the not so good camera I've had for ages

Ace page.

@nefarious that velvia landscape is mighty fine.

Love these. Work well as a triptych, in fact.

More medium format experimentation. All but one shot in focus and all exposed fairly well..... Success!

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The most impressive and technical comparative test between high end digital and large format, that I've ever seen. And some 35mm results are added at the end.

http://petapixel.com/2014/12/18/comparing-image-quality-film-digital/

Hipster will hipsterising...

This first shot is unreal. Velvia isn't normally my favourite film, but those colours are something else!

Can we set up a film-only photo challenge?

Not in an elitist film-is-superior kind of way, more in a longer time-frame kind of a way, to allow for processing etc. Maybe a monthly deadline, instead of weekly?