Analog film photography and cameras

that's great, way better than mine :)

In my local dialect; 'is it fuck'.

Glad you inspired me to look out these shots, I'd totally forgotten them.

Rock and roll! Yeah

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Nice one. Has a Charles Peterson vibe about it

I'll take that as a compliment, thanks!

Picked up some of this on eBay. Might need the tripod…

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wow, interesting..

Is it cine film? Do you have to have it processed somewhere that can remove a remjet layer?

afaik: only colour cine film uses a remjet layer (but I might be wrong?)

remjet is black and opaque

that has no sprocket holes so I guess it's microfilm

I bought 300ft of vision3 500t recently (for ¥2500!) and now nowhere in japan has c41 developer in stock so I can't develop any yet :(

interesting, how do you put it in the camera etc? (google search..) How do you ind it?

I'm interested in buying in bulk

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/112200956731

I believe it is microfilm for making copies. It's a black and white film that comes out as slides when developed as normal. My canon eos 50 doesn't need sprocket holes to transport film though I'll probably put it through my lubitel too with some 35mm adapters.

..sorry, I can't stop, they're everywhere..

put it through my lubitel too with some 35mm adapters

This seems to be a "thing" now - just saw these 3D-printed adapters.. fun stuff!

I have a couple of sets of adaptors I printed for sale if anyone wants to shoot 35mm in their MF camera.

Hold up. You have a 3D printer?

Negative, I have access to a top of the range 3D printer.

Yeah I follow 35mmc too. I bought mine then came across the article almost straight away. I've tried loading 35mm film into backing paper and shooting it in my lubitel that way but my results weren't the best. Probably would have been easier to have done it in a dark room than a film changing bag

You're the maitresse of mattresses.

I've put 35mm film in a Moskva 5 (6x9), I just jammed it in with some bits of a pen lid tho

It's hard to frame accurately which is kind of a big disadvantage for for these kind of images

thinking about I should try with my pentax 67, would probably be easier plus it will be better with a wide lens