Analog film photography and cameras

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New shots:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/134050934@N02/albums/72157661601967444

Hi man, liking some of the recent shots :)

I notice you have a few of my photos I posted to this thread on your flickr photo stream, I would appreciate if you just shared my flickr feed rather than posting them as if they were yours.

Hi man, I'm sorry for this: that's solved! I wasn't a pro in flickr at this time... apologizes. Don't forgot to suscribe! ;)

I almost did that with someone's pictures by turning on that automatic Flickr uploader thing they included in the recent refresh of the iPhone app. Combination of that with whatsapp automatically saving things people sent me. Fortunately I had set the Flickr upload default to upload as private and much embarrassment was avoided.

I'm almost in the same situation: when I share or like something with the app, it's downloading it. And then, my "recent" pictures tagged 'flickr' are uploading .. What a mess. Fortunately, it is now under my control.

sorry by the way

I want to call this one "kitesurf". Does anyone see the link?

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No problem man. Just thought I had a superfan for a minute there ;)

I do in fact. I downloaded those because I liked them so much

Excellent, glad you like them and they are 3 of my favorites I've taken with that camera and film too.

http://seanalexanderfisher.tumblr.com/post/133145281275/shetland-bus-stop-i

Soon to be part of a series. In Shetland these bus stops had old chairs in them, I guess people have to wait quite some time for a bus.

http://www.unstbusshelter.shetland.co.uk/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/arts/what_makes_one_lonely_bus_shelter_on_unst_famous_the_world_over.shtml

cool articles!

Did you visit it? (The one in Unst)
I'd love to go, came across photos of it online a few years ago.

no, when I went the roads were so bad that we didn't go that far north. We were staying in a light house at Sumburgh the most southerly point!

Also can people tell me why me shots from shetland lack contrast? I reckon it's the lens, as I have a 135mm f2.8 nikkor ais lens that i will also use on the same day as my 24mm f2.8 nikkor, however the images from the 135mm have so much more colour and contrast!

Lovely shots.

Did you leave the 24mm on the body and get some condensation occurring?

I may have but I feel like it's like this most of the time, I'll try find some more to show

Im new to film photography, brought an olympus trip 35 a while back and used it once. The photos never came out great, out of focus, bad lighting, just straight amature.

Brought some ilford B/W film the other day and recently looked up the instruction manuel! so hopefully I can get something nice, off to the cotswolds saturday.

Some from the Nikon fe and scanned in with the epson v700

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Imma just gonna say it:

I really like Poundland Agfaphoto Vista.

Cold war vibes.

Hold the lens up to a light and see if there's any fungus or other obvious "stuff" on the elements... Is it low contrast at all apertures? Try it out on a dslr if you can.

I got some rolls back recently from my little Rollei rangefinder. I didn't expect much from it, they're not very sharp but I kind of like the authentic, old feel to the pictures. The rangefinder focus has become uncalibrated at some point throughout its life, which I hadn't particularly realised until already having ran a couple of rolls through it, so I only really use it now for shooting things at infinity to be sure, though now I've got a Leica M3 so I doubt I'll use the Rollei much

Poundland Afga