Analog film photography and cameras

Bunch of rolls from filmdev from recent holidays. All small scans with no sharpening.

Portra 400:

Colorplus 200 (honestly think this film comes close to Ektar for less than half the price)

And an old red car for Tina:

Like 3&4

Colorplus 200 (honestly think this film comes close to Ektar for less than half the price)

That would also be my experience. Can't really tell the difference unless I start zooming in to look at the grain pattern. The Kodak consumer films are pretty good really. Think Gold is slightly nicer than Colorplus and I like Ultramax as it's a bit more grainy than the 200ISO stuff. Got a box of Lomo 800ISO stuff also which is apparently re-badged Kodak which I'll try out when the nights start drawing in.

http://www.analoguewonderland.co.uk doing Kodak giweaway
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"We have just upgraded the Giveaway for the last few weeks! Thanks to @kodakprofessional anyone who orders any Kodak Film from us between now and 3rd of September will get a free 36 EXPOSURE Colorplus film included in their package! That's 12 more free photos than before Hurrah! "

(free UK delivery on first order if you subscribe to news)

and some kind of holiday snaps competition if you in that sort of thing with more film to win

Some Tri-X 400/800 and HP5+ 1600 (same rolls from last serie)

Yes yes yes yes. Could be totally wrong, but is the last one at The World Trade Center Transportation Hub? I feel like it looks very similar to this, which I took in March.

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Edit: seeing them side by side, I think I answered my own question.

You're right! I was in NYC last month. I was amazed by the architecture there (like you haha).

They're all really nice

What's even funnier is that IIRC, the tiled bottom of our photos is actually a wall? So even though this looks like a walkway, it is in fact just a wall and the lights stick out?

Yep, buildings were amazing. Cannot wait to get back and photograph more of them/do some more exploring in the city and up-state, too. I didn't really leave Manhattan when I was there, save for one bike ride up to the Palisades, a morning in Brooklyn and an afternoon in Cold Spring.

Thanks! : )

Yes @JB, we both reversed our pic!

new camera day (the upper one) !

Nice ! Is that a Russian version of a Widelux ? Be interested to see how the photos turn out.

Panoramic photos can look really nice, Jeff Bridges takes some great photos with his Widelux

Nikon FE, 35mm f2.8,Kodak Gold

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1st one 👌

nice light

Contax T, Fujicolor Superia 200

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fullsizeoutput_7ec by oliverkirman, on Flickr

jumping rock by oliverkirman, on Flickr

old men playing boules by oliverkirman, on Flickr

brits abroad by oliverkirman, on Flickr

final sunset by oliverkirman, on Flickr

Ricoh GR1s / Delta 3200 / DDX
Edinburgh, London

Poor planning finishing the roll in the blazing sunshine..

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Just got back from Porto and Malta. I've shot 10 rolls and there's too many of my favorites so I don't want to flood the thread. Below are 2 of my faves, so just go to the link below to check the entire album. All pics shot with Canon Eos 300.

Vista 200

Portra 160

Full album here: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmheUz9W

Some of those look exceedingly grainy for Portra 160. Do anything unusual when shooting? Some very nice ones in there though.

Thanks! Only a couple were shot on Portra, I still have to fix the descriptions :)

E: descriptions fixed

Ah yes, only saw the Portra description at the end and assumed all of them on your Flickr were portra...

Shitty scan/pics just to try it but here you go. It's a russian widelux, cheaper (for the plastic one) and heavier (for the metal one). As for all others russian camera, can be used as camera or weapon. I can't be able to find old scans of NYC with the metal one

That second one is ace, a corridor meant to be photographed by a Widelux type

Thanks, that was a test film.