Analog film photography and cameras

Hynish Highland.

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wow..

Man, your photos are so good.

Shot this trip 50 / 50 film and digital. Film wins, hands down.

mju ii x fuji colour 100

I like the showposter/manholecover/blackdressedfigure at the edges of the frame are adding tension in contrast to Mr Zen centred, in his centre. This tension mirrors that of the world news he reads calmly in his paper. #artschoolgraduate

tl:dr: Nice tones.

filmdev they don't do E6 or I'm blind?

edit: Nope, no E6

Hynish exploration

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Walks, rocks and relax.

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Deep blue.

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East / West

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Last few......

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Ha, that last one is so cool..
..also like the "deep blue" one..

Thanks bud, I love the colours out there. Lana was totally in awe of Robyn surfing and this photo nailed that feeling.

A few shots with my Konica waterproof bulky camera.
(1/ cycling)
Cheapest film I could find on Amazon (Fuji superia I think but nothing fancy).

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And some fun with my Fujica DSLR with Agfa.
(Walking / wandering in Paris).

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Geometric goodness. Lovely

Thanks!

mju ii x fuji colour 100

Defo get an AF. One of the best cameras ever... picked mine up for 240 on here i think.. shutter died, but found someone in the US who replaces them so all fixed now.

Hi LFGSS film heads.
Is my lens fucked? Anything other than close focus is hazy as fuck.
Also, is there any reason the camera would produce streaks on the negative (see horizontal line of blobs above sunglasses, or is it something I need to have a word with Peak Imaging about - especially as it's the second time it has happened)?
I'm currently in the "back to pulling my fucking hair out" stage of film photography/trouble shooting.

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The marks kind of look like water drops, which would suggest an issue with the processing.

It looks to me in the second one that it is just out of focus

I would usually guess user error myself, but only the close shots are in focus, and anything further away has no sharpness - across the whole roll. On top of that, all the close shots are also slightly out (focus falling behind subject), leads me to think it's the lens.

Which camera/lens is this?