Analog film photography and cameras

4 1/2 years old, this was a very interesting NYE. I think I pushed the film a few stops. Can’t remember much, certainly not what camera. Probably a mju or similar, maybe a Contax T2, or GR. Really not sure.

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Cheers man.

Also have one, hated it first 2 rolls, loved it ever since... paid 160 quid for mine.

Jonwayne! Where did you see him? I saw him in Camden last year and he was absolutely fantastic.

Tmax 400 pushed to 1600. This was my first time pushing film and I have to say, I'm not very disappointed.

looking good!

Feeling these.

Yes. It was in Paris last year. Great show indeed. Sorry for this little black frame, it is to easily cut it after print.

Haven't shot Tri-X pushed to 1600 in 35mm thinking it would be a bit of mess, but it's actually really nice when you get the exposure right. Underexposed shots look horrible however. Is it worth slightly over-exposing pushed Tri-X to avoid under-exposure ? If that makes sense...

Anyhoo, some of the shots I'm happy with

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Nice, 1 and 3 are great.

Rolleicord VB / Ektar 100

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Cheers, means a lot as you post a lot of nice stuff on here

T-Max up there is so good. Nice page. So I'm gonna go and ruin it.

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Nowt wrong with these!

Heh, I know. Just not as nice as I remember thinking they'd be at the time of shooting :-P

Thoughts on Ultramax 400 ? Now that Superia 400 is getting more pricey and may not be long for this world I thought I'd give Ultramax a go. I like it, not sure I like it more than Superia though

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I think for some occasions it's pretty great, it's looking sort-of "warm, but fresh" if that makes sense.

Maybe not the top choice for green-ish landscapes though. Fuji is king of the green hues.

These are lovely!

MJU II or F6 / Kodak Gold 200

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That ferry shot is ace

I think for some occasions it's pretty great, it's looking sort-of "warm, but fresh" if that makes sense.

Maybe not the top choice for green-ish landscapes though. Fuji is king of the green hues.

Kodak seems to be quite neutral with greens in general. Shot a few rolls of Ektar down the local wood and it also seems to be neutral with green which is kind of disappointing. It's still a lovely film though* - level of detail on a neg scan is pretty amazing, even with backlit scenes.

*Although having to honk around a tripod to shoot at f8/11 in daylight because 100ISO is a pain in the arse

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