Analog film photography and cameras

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Ricoh GR1 + Kodak Portra 400 - Jubilee Weekend

Notice this weird vignetting at the bottom left, any ideas? This roll was shot before my previous post.

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lens is probably decentered.

Ricoh GR1 + Kodak Portra 400

Is that really Portra 400? Looks like Fuji..

The canister and negative says kodak portra, but then who knows right?

must be the scanning then (or whatever you do in post) 🙂

This is out of the scanner.

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last one is lovely

LEICA is back and feels 100x better. I'm just burning through a tester roll now.

What's the best place around for c41 processing through postal order?

Urgh. Just shot the last of a roll and noticed the exposure comp was knocked to +2 at some point during the roll. It’s not something I’ve played with much on my G1. Are the shots going to be blown to pieces or is there some hope?

What film did you use?

Gold 200. It’s pretty sunny here too…

Should be fine, probably even better. Somebody did some over and underexposure test here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/149409562@N06/sets/72157702269631325/

edit: different film but will be similar.

Thanks for the link. Less annoyed with myself now

A couple of stops over will almost certainly be fine!

AG have always been good to me, prices roughly inline with elsewhere.

https://www.ag-photolab.co.uk/

I use david at film dev.

From the last roll of film and recent ride. Taken with a Nikon F2, Nikkor-S Auto 50mm 1:1.4, Kentmere 400, Rodinal development.

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Some really lovely shots there. Particularly like the first two.

@Owsh 👍

South Downs Way. From a few years ago. Out of date film, through an old MF Zeiss Ikon. A really nice MF camera for travelling, if you can handle the zone focusing.

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Great set, always wanted to try one of these cameras.

Very nice, like the last two in particular..

Wonderful photos. The first one in particular is beautiful

Thanks all, the tractor and cows are cibachrome from 1998, and the others are from really old Portra 400. Here's another Portra 400 shot. Last one, I promise.

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