Analog film photography and cameras

I'd definitely get a second if I were you.

they don't go up in value as much as Leicas .. fun to use though

XA / Kodak Vision 500T

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Haha, awesome!

fun to use

Don't pretend you're actually using your cameras, I mean c'mon that's just silly.

I mean c'mon that's just silly.

inshallah!

I always wanted an R3A when I was younger...

Few from the peaks, and my brother's 16th.

Tri-X 400 is just not quite as nice as HP5 though...

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Also, got a roll off my Brownie developed, got that lovely "This camera is nearly 90 years old" look

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Few from the peaks

Really like the one with the rock!

If a rock could be famous, this one would be haha. One of the most famous bouldering problems in the country, "Deliverance"

First roll out the MV with no problems at all. Going to keep the 40mm pancake but upgrade the body to an ME or ME Super. Knowing what shutter speed the camera is going to use might help
These were on XP2 400, shot at 100-200 with a dark red filter, developed normally

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Pentax Spotmatic / Fuji Velvia

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Love the 1st one!

Making prints. This is where the non digital photography gets even more satisfying.

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Thanks. Loving that ^

A few overcast shots from a recent trip to Scotland. OM4ti & 28mm / Acros 100 / Y2

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That second shot is perfect, looks like a still from a movie

Great light, I recently shot my first roll Velvia, how did you get on with it?

I’ve always loved it, amazing colours at sunset. The 50 is much better than the 100 iso. Saying that I’ve actually leaned more towards Provia in recent years as I find the colours more natural.

I really love Acros as well. Great shots!

Second one is framed beautifully! I love that the person isn't even the focal point of the image.

Expired 400 speed tmax. Shoot 1-2 stops over and develop normally or box speed and push 1-2 stops? Its a good 15 years out of date

This whole page is great!

shoot 2 stops over, develop normally