Analog film photography and cameras

sorry, only recent pics here?

Oh wasn't meant to be a criticism.

I am now in bangkok so will have some new soon.
but the humidity is killing me and my lenses fog up
when i take them out of the bag.

Sohi - those photos are epic! Not sure if it was on here or just flicking through Flickr but I definitely remember seeing them somewhere.

I heart this thread.

why do my images keep disappearing?

I'm seeing them...

oh ok cool! maybe its just me then!

Only Clifton Bridge is left standing, cat and Snowdon ones are down

anyone have a light meter(sekonic, minolta, etc) they want to sell?

Wow. Those two photos are fantastic Sohi.

Non-Digital Flim, sorted GA2G.

;)

ektachrome, I think, through a Yashica Electro 35 gs

Canon A1, load of FD lenses, camera bag, and home-developing kit for sale.

I also have off camera flashes. tripods, M42 lenses etc kicking about in my cupboard. Hit me up if you want any of it.

That lot sounds like a charity shop rejection

Non-Digital Flim, sorted GA2G.

It is a pretty flimsy thread, after all.

Hello camera bots.
I've got a roll of sensia 100 slide film, its not pre-paid, can i use it as normal film and get normal pictures?

Alfie

nice desktop background that. lovely. if you don't mind of course. :D

@n3lson - if you are careful with the exposure (slide has very little in the way of exposure lattitude) - you will also most likely need to send it off for processing as very few places will do E6 (slide) development. Peak Imaging are good. You wont get prints - just the slides either sleeved or in slide mounts.

yep. shoot as normal, develop E-6

i really miss using my holgaroid. anyone seen any suitable film around, let me know :)

it uses type 100 film right? : http://shop.the-impossible-project.com/shop/film/type100

http://www.dalephotographic.co.uk/mall/productpage.cfm/DalePhotographicOnline/_FP100C

From what I've read and heard, its still very unstable, so is hit and miss with results. Maybe its been fixed now, but the last I heard, it wasn't. This regards the Impossible Project.

Fuji is fine though.

I've whined about this before, but I really wish the Impossible Project would sort their act out and start making regular stable colour 600 film again. Reformulating the films and making hipstertasic limited edition 'colour shades' is all very well, but I'm not into grey photos that crystalise and fail after 2 weeks.

Haven't had a look at impossible project for a while, but I thought much more of it than what I see. It's all very wishy washy hipstery low-contrast stuff. That's good enough if you get cheap out of date film on ebay, but I thought the whole point of that project was to make professional grade polaroid film again?