Analog film photography and cameras

Keep shooting.

Love these, so evocative

might as well use a digital camera

indeed

I might as well use a digital camera

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These are amazing! As if I needed any more justification to get a Nikonos

Thanks :) It's a lovely camera, especially the automatic DOF scale on the lens, it just works!

Indeed very nice.
Like 3rd and 4th especially.
Have you shot TriX through this?

Not yet, thinking about some HP5 next time I'm out :)

Faces of Brexit No. 5 and No. 6

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I'd like to give this a try I think. I'm looking at the Lomo 400 simple use, does it sound like a good starting point?

Great shots man, really nice.

Canon P, HP5 @1600

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I finally got a scanner. Got a Plustek 8100. Not sure why but they're damn expensive over here. $320 vs £180.... Yeesh. The small form factor over an Epson V600 made more sense for me at the moment as I have little spare space. Very happy already, the Silverfast software makes it a breeze and the scans are ten times better than the shit my local lab was giving me. The photos I was getting back really made me lose my mojo - everything looked like shit. Very happy I finally got one :-)

Love smokey dude

A few from the first roll I developed and subsequently scanned this evening. Middle one was when my workplace was evacuated as part of the CNN bomb scares before Christmas. Wonderful.

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Silverfast software makes it a breeze

That's the first time I ever heard somebody say something like that about this software.

Yeah I mean perhaps I wrote that fifteen minutes into scanning and perhaps it took me an additional two hours to scan a single roll of 24 exp film 🙃

Think I’m doing it wrong though tbh. Too many options, not enough tutorials watched.

I'm praying for you

get a pakon!

Ace colour

1st shot is great

3 more from the RB67 and 90mm f3.8 on HP5.

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Ace colour

Cheers. Really like it too.
It's Fuji Superia 200 shot at 100 with the Ricoh R1 some generous soul on here gave me.
Had it developed and scanned by a little local lab, think they're using a Frontier now.

Snap !(kinda)

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