Analog film photography and cameras

Original lens as pictured

sweet. Thanks. I'll get back to you if she's keen.

Hexar x HP5

Lovely! So you live in HK?

Nice. Really like the 4th one..

Cheers guys.

Nope, my dad does though so I usually go to visit once a year

cinestill 50d

every year i get hype for cherry blossom season but i'm never happy with most of my pictures

First one is really nice, love the blue-sky in the background

I really like the first one, it's like a painting. Fantastic.

Never posted here before but just got 5 rolls back, so thought I'd share a couple of shots. First 3 are Poundland Agfa, second 3 are Fujicolor C200 that expired in 2010. Any artistic input would be much appreciated

Great shots, I particularly like the third and forth shots. The strong lines and contrast really worse for me.

Those two black dots on the 3rd photo are annoying me. Attention to detail! Shouldve fired up photoshop

I didn't even notice them till you mentioned. I don't think it takes away anything from the photo, so save time on Photoshop and add more photos.

Those two black dots on the 3rd photo are annoying me

Are they birds?

Actually yes they are. Still would be a cleaner photo without them. Oh well :)

Love that second shot, looks spiritual!

shanghai gp3
shit film in shit cameras is my true love, i really should shoot more

This is what's great about film, the imperfect combo of film and camera you just can't replicate with digital. Digital I find to be very convenient but sometimes too precise.

very nice!

fortia sp

On the money!

I'm shooting film like it's going out of fashion this week! Beautiful Tiree on a (paid) photography assignment and managed to smash my digital camera on the ferry over. Film it is then!

Second one is amazing!

That dog looks like someone I know.

Currently looking at the Canon A1, AE1 and AE1 program for a next purchase, what would ppl recommend?

Doesnt seem to be much difference (program mode etc) between the 3 or am I mistaken?

Buy @mk1mark 's OM2