Analog film photography and cameras

Nice shots and welcome to the thread. Keep posting!

Love that 4x4!

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@mi7rennie Hi and thank you ! Can you have a 100% crop for your images with the spots ? Did you develop right after exposing or wait for months ? Was it a new film ?

Have you ever experienced some transfer from the number of the backing paper ? I've seen that two times, two different photographer, with Portra 400 in cold condition, new film and pictures of sky (where we're able to see these slight transfer), and at the beginning of the film (the number 2 and 3 were transfered).

where can I buy film in Paris this weekend?

These are really amazing images!

Hi ! The cheapest is Photostock (126 Bd Sérurier, 75019 Paris) a bit away from the center near La Villette. You can buy films at negatif + (one of the biggest lab, but the shittest : 106 Rue la Fayette, 75010 Paris near gare du nord). More central, you have Prophot, but it's more expensive : 103 Boulevard Beaumarchais, 75003 Paris near Bastille.

@nefarious thanks !

Welcome back!

..saw the first rolls at Impex yesterday and thought "oh hey, nice seing you again"
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how muchy?

First roll with my OM2.

Agfa vista 400.

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€8.10

ouch. $8.50 in states, i imagine it'll be £8-9 here

Ha ! I've found 15 films in the streets two days ago with some P3200 in it. Not expecting much about... But there were 5 FUJI PRO800 in 120 so I need a new medium format to try them (I've sold my Mamiya Six not so long ago), maybe a Fuji GW670 ?

maybe a Fuji GW670

I will have it in my backpack in Paris tomorrow :)

Edit: its fuji GS670

!! I would be glad to meet you but my back is too painful to move right now :/

edit: oh yes the new one ! But I think I'd prefer a wide angle.

Also this

Ok film geeks. What wide angle lens would I want for my Graflex Speed Graphic Pacemaker, I'm looking for around 90mm focal length and bright enough to compose on the ground glass.

90mm f:6.8 Angulon if you want to fold the camera because it's small.
There is the 90mm Optar, or the 100mm Ektar (good, i used to have one).
I discussed about the Rodenstock 90mm Geronar with friends. It's more modern but i've never tried it.
But don't try to swing/decenter, these 90mm have a small coverage.

I shouldn't need to swing these for landscapes I don't think . I'll have a look and see. Also need a backpack to hold the lot.

Nice ! It's twice this price in Paris...

Self portrait, in an attempt to get over my hate for having my picture taken

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nice

Nice ! It's twice this price in Paris...

..haha, I had to check whether you were talking about the P3200 or the kale
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