Analog film photography and cameras

Aperture is very good, as they have a quality selection, but prices are a bit higher. I recommend Ffordes more than anyone else, and I think I've bought from most.

Unfortunately, they're currently out of stock. My apologies.

Alternatively, Nicholas Cameras seem to have everything. But they also offer they worst customer service (its what many people say online).

A Mamiya 7II just went on apug.org classifieds for ~ $2000.

+1 for Ffordes and London Camera Exchange.

Thx. I'll have a look

Looking to buy Kodak Portra 400 and it seems like its went up by about ten pounds for a five pack!

ahhh!

35mm or 120?
if the latter it's a fiver per roll @ zoing
http://zoingimage.com/120mm-film/54-lomography-color-negative-400-iso-35mm-3-pack.html

35mm! :(

going to start shooting 120 anyway but still annoying..

Mr cad have some expired portra and ektar for sale, definitely 120, I presume 35mm too.

I should have stocked up on ektar when it was five english pounds

:(

Ektar rated at 80 iso with a warming filter (81b), Zeiss 35mm Distagon, Contax 139q :

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Very nice

Thank you.

You're stuff is great so that means a lot.

I think shooting ektar like this is how I like it best. But it is so saturated it's pretty hard to shoot bright reds or white skin in direct sunlight. Underexposed reds look amazing though.

Nice...

cheers

this one here i took a few years back. its 35mm film in a medium format camera, diy redscale film and many exposures over one another. was of a Halloween zombie walk

the result was loads of blurry red and mushy ghosted faces, which worked quite well in the context of it being halloween and zombies

Like this a lot, just in the process of shooting some expired 35mm Kodachrome 25 through my Rolleicord, hoping for some interesting result.

MJU II on HP5 pushed to 1600, developed at home in Ilford DDX and scanned at home too.

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..wicked! Do you have more?

aye!

Great stuff..
the overlapping frames are a bit much for my taste, though it looks pretty cool when things go yellow-ish due to increased exposure.
Have you tried this technique using a flash as well?
Will give this a shot soon..

i havnt although would like to give it a go. i have a load of flashes and wireless triggers so should give it a go some time

couple more redscale

seasidebubbledude.jpg is truly amazing.

I love how nothing in that shot really dates it.