Analog film photography and cameras

I detect a distinct Tina Kino influence in the composition and subject matter.

Got a couple shots back from the Contax G1 before it died, shot on Kodak Gold

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beautiful

Thats some impressive metering for expired slide film!

Canon Eos 300, Kodak Ultramax 400

Thank you!

He’s filming someone taking Polaroid’s of you right? This is Hipster Gogglebox.

Have been pushing myself to try portrait photography as it's not something I've appreciated/got my head around previously. Has took me by surprise as I've been quite enjoying it.
Also starting to like Fuji C200 having not really shot it before.

Nikon F4/F80
1 - Ektar
2,3,4,5- Fuji C200

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Those are really good!

What lens were you using?

Keep it up, this is nice!

Cheers both ! Using the 50mm f1.8 af-d mostly. Experimented with a 35mm f2.8 ai but was rushing it and not nailing the manual focus (see photo 4).

Had thought about spending a bit more for a nicer 50mm lens but the f1.8d is working out fine so far.

I think it's only worth to spend more on a "nicer" 50mm if one has special demands on a regular basis, like one really needs f1.4 (hardly anyone does) or the slight barrel distortion really is an issue (if you have a hybrid workflow this is corrected in two seconds nowadays).
50/1.8 AF-D is sharp as fuck and bokeh is also nice (just look on that first shot you posted, it's crackin').
If you decide to shoot more and more portraits I'd rather get a longer lens at some point.

Been meaning to get these developed for a while. Shot on camera with lens etc.

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Blue hour huh?

Nice though.. dig the vibe!

Thanks very much

Nice though.. dig the vibe!

Me also, like 2&4 in the first post and both in the second

Edit - @jambon as you've been procrastinating about cameras for a while, are these all 35mm ?
If so I'd just stick with 35mm and shoot more of this stuff, it's really nice

Thanks a lot. Yeah these are 35mm, for casual shooting I love the format, especially on auto 90% of the time. When stuff is particularly successful it'll give me an excuse to revisit in 120mm.

Expired Fuji Venus 800 gave some interesting results (And I think the scans are bit off, some of the brighter colours and lights have leaked across, don’t think it’s the film...)

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I like the colours in those. Shame Fuji killed off Venus 800 and Natura 1600

I work 10 minutes walk from the below gardens, which is handy for taking photos of pensioners in their natural habitat on my lunch break

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First one is a cracker!

Some more vehicles from Berlin from that last roll (Kodak Gold 200 / Ricoh R1)

vignette-o-tastic