Analog film photography and cameras

Visually complicated scenes. I really like 'em all.

So I guess the L35AF works...

I have indeed!

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Cheers!

Ok, mind officially blown. I was talking about another elephant hedge... On a corner.

How many are there!?

Thats really funny, where is the one you are thinking of??

Yay!

Nice colours - what film?

Expired Kodak 400 :)

This one.

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Where is the body from? Its my dream to own one

They're all round tollington park/ fonthill road, about 2 mins from my house

I'll find out...

I would have said eBay - but just had a look and there are hardly any available!

Though this one looks pretty good, price is alright considering it has the date back and its really good condition..

I think he's talking about the one in the last picture haha

I did just realize you're not talking about the camera but the anatomy model in Well_is_it's last picture

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Lol, yes, beat me to it!

Sorry, I should have chosen my words better.

Amazing, where's that then? I might go and have a look in person...

Romily & Ambler.

Got a roll of expired Velvia in the freezer that went off in 2014... What can I expect from it? It's always been stored cold.

Should be fine i reckon, it's really stable. Maybe rather oblique shadows and a green colour shift (work with it).

If anyone knows generally how one should compensate for expired slide film i'd love to know. I'm totally winging it. Overexposing by a 3rd of a stop seems ... ok ... but it definetly freaks out if you shoot it like expired print film.

Nice one.

Yeah, I can imagine it turns to shit if you start really over-cooking it. If shooting moderately expired negative film, I prefer setting it at half the box speed.

Transparencies are fiddly enough anyway...

Seriously expired velvia turns all pink and loses everything in the shadows.
2 years out of date and cold stored I would just shoot normally.

New pictures! nikon FE portra 160

Lovely! Such a detailed shot.