Analog film photography and cameras

You can always hack the iso dx codes but only if you want to shoot a whole roll at that speed.

Haha no way — I had no idea that was possible!

I do this on a regular basis now, all it takes is some scratching and little bits of tape.

+1 for Portra 400 - it really is good film, and you can shoot it rated ISO 100 to 1600 basically.

Portra 400 is also my next film I'm gonna try

@mi7rennie....berlin shots are great.....I'm practicing loading dev tank atm......hope to start developing soon !

Cheers dude, this is a handful, most were stag do debauchery. I've just finished thr next two rolls of HP5 @1600 and will dev tonight. Such anticipation!

@JackFlash

vista 200 gives vivid colours and is a useful speed for most outdoor stuff. It's good.

Being somewhere as interesting as Thailand I would be tempted by Ektar / Precisa by day and Delta 3200 by night.

400 iso on holiday? GTFO.

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Hah — cheers! I couldn't decide so I've ordered Portra 400, Ektar 100 and Vista 200 so will see what gives the best results!

pentax 67 and e100g that was more badly expired than I thought

pen d3 and velvia - 78 frames and they all suck, can't make good pictures recently

Love that last 3 shot pano, awesome!

The D3 really needs good light to shine, I've taken so many average shots on mine.

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Fuji 400 - film
Olympus Rc 35
Hong Kong

Nice light / colours in these..

That triptych-panorama is super nice..

thanks @mi7rennie @q2f436g56hij7224wr5ßl´6ö
I tried a load of panoramas but most weren't good, maybe the viewfinder is not as accurate as I'd thought, I overlapped them all too much... this one worked a bit better plus of course it was great light

These are so nice. 2nd and 3rd especially so.

Summer shots shared on this wet days
Kodak TRI 400 / Agfa vista
EOS 1D

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Getting my dev on again tonight!

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Love the shots and awesome colours in the last two shots.

These are all banging.

TY ! Some more colors then...

Lot's of imperfections / needs to improvement

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I've just found this page useful to any MjuII shooters who want to know how their cam's gonna behave.

http://saturatedimagery.co.uk/cameras/olympus-mju-ii/