Analog film photography and cameras

Picos de Europa.

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nice

They're really nice

Thanks! That place was crazy. Absolutely beautiful. And empty.

If any of the Pentax SLR shooters in here is looking for a 28mm / f2 -
this is supposed to be quite a nice one, and price seems very reasonable -
https://www.ebay.de/itm/253994405334?ul_noapp=true

i always forget how good 120 shot thought a decent camera looks

Couldn't agree more, especially love that fish (carp?)

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Good to see you picked up a camera again
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Like the second one especially, also the fish!

More love for the fish pic

Some of my 800t that I was happy with. Its definitely a strange film in normal light but excellent in low light. Glad I didnt have some of the problems mentioned in this thread recently. Still not sure I'd jump at getting another roll soon unless I was going on a trip that justified it

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And the test roll from the weird cokey MV. Every photo came out fine which was weird, was expecting atleast some dust but no. Going to try pushing some colourplus to 1600 next. Coupled with the F1.7 should be great for drunken low light messing about

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I must admit, I really don’t care for planned portraiture, but number 1 is nice.

From the 800t or the MV? Not sure what you mean by planned, both were 'impromptu' but obviously not candid

Sorry, girl with filter. Yeah - the latter. Non-candid portraits normally do nothing for me but yours is fun.

These are unusual and nice!

Scanning film and developing some Delta 3200.

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Ssiiiiiiccckkkkkkk. Very cool.

Love the gigantic clips!
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A slightly thin negative from the RB67 (bellows factor doh!)

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TMax 400 / Rolleicord VB / Orange filter.

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hexar/ektar

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nice one!
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Ta first week ive been able to afford to use the Hexar for a while !

Happy accident :)

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Some of my 800t that I was happy with. Its definitely a strange film in normal light but excellent in low light.

..yea, and really great / quite special in low light with artificial / tungsten lighting.
The colours / light / creamyness in that Bradley's shot and also the last one of your post is something you don't get just like that with other films.

Can't remember the guys name right now but saw somebody's stream on flickr a while back who was working in a surfboard workshop, taking pics of that space lit with just a few light bulbs, and shot that with CineStill 800T, those pics were just magical.