Analog film photography and cameras

http://dscolourlabs.co.uk/

I think the ilford is sfx, but I have no idea, literally no clue about the Kodak.

k, pm'ed

what light meter apps are people using?

“Light meter” it’s called, lol.

V.funny. I expected that.

Just wondering if anyone had a preference etc!

Thanks!

(I’ve also found the "printing photos" thread in the meantime 🤦‍♂️ )

Now they’ve fixed it again, I like myLightMeter Pro

MJU I, TMAX100

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Kodak is putting up prices from 1st Jan, time to bulk buy Portra I guess.

They second photo is so good! I love the really underexposed areas, they add to the atmosphere.

Would anyone be interested in buying a dodgy Olympus 35RC? It doesn't wind on properly so you end up with a lot of the photos being double exposed. You can get some interesting results but it's in no way consistent!
Would take £15 posted in the UK if anyone's keen.
Couple of photos from the camera attached to illustrate the double exposure effect.

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Who knows about OM-2 batteries? What type do I need for best metering?

You need two 1 .5V silver oxide batteries

Ah yeah, now I remember. Selling all this kit has reminded my how much I love my OM-2.

Still some nice bits for sale if anyone is looking for a Nikonos, a MJU II or one of the nicest modern shoulder bags going.... link

The OM1 is lovely too but those were calibrated for 1.25v batteries.

GLWSs

wonder how much it will go up

Cheers, first films I’ve had back in ages that I’m happy with (a faulty OM4 resulted in so many wasted rolls).

And on that note, where would people send an OM 4 with a suspected misaligned mirror?

I'd talk to Aperture.
https://apertureuk.com/camera-repairs-london/

I finally uploaded some photos to flickr....

Very nice.
Really like the last (construction site) one of the first post and the middle one of the last post.

Thanks!

When people get their scans back, what is the quality like on the files? All mine are less than a MB per photo, some as low as like 600kb.

Is that just due to my camera or would that be because of processing and scanning ??

Thanks

It'll be the quality they're scanned at. Even small film formats can be scanned at really high quality if needs be so it's nothing to do with your camera.