Analog film photography and cameras

Zero Image 2000, Ilford Pan F, 3 minute exposure.

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Googled for some photos to see what an EOS 300 would shoot like. The caption was: Canon EOS 300, EF 40mm 2.8 STM,Portra 400

https://www.flickr.com/photos/132011918@N07/albums/72157656365819174/with/21454500602/

Zero Image 2000, Ilford Pan F, 2 minutes.

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Thanks @JB

@mi7rennie ..very very nice, my favourite of your "bridge photos"
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Is this on film or paper?

You've seen a few :) This is expired Pan F film

..if you are ever going to make prints of this - you have my address!

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You're on.

Iiiiiii dunno. It’s a toxic relationship. Lots of issues we may never resolve.

@pdlouche

SilverFast and my computer have their own quirks; meaning that
sometimes the file I get after scanning looks very different from what I saw in the preview window.

..like this:

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I remember something like this too. It was where I hadn’t clicked the actual frame maybe? It’s been a couple years since I last used that software.

Will this work with a EF-S lens?

EF-S doesn’t work on full frame or film bodies.

Ok thx

Look for a 300V or 300X model, they have a steel mount and a little higher shutter speed.

They can be had for peanuts on eBay..

Also if you want to keep it small and light you might check out this lens (Canon EF 40mm STM)
..it doesn't look like it but that's a really great little lens that can be had for under £100 used.

I've got an EOS 300x and the 40mm STM and would also recommend this combo. If you want a zoom to go with it the original 28-105mm f3.5-4.5 USM with the metal mount is very good and can be got for cheap - i got mine from MPB for £70

Good vibes in those.

Nice shots as usual. Looks really varied landscape wise where you live.

Good stuff

Night drive, Zero Image 2000, Ilford Pan F.

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Oh yeah, nice.

I just bought my first roll of Pan F ever.
Planning to do more daylight-ish shooting though!

Actually I was reading elaborate diquisitions on Adox' CMS II (and how to shoot and develop it in "normal" developers).. long story short: while CMS II indeed can deliver excellent results with proper shot discipline - and its dedicated (and very expensive) developer - Ilfor Pan F is not that far away resolution and tone wise - and is a lot more comfortable to shoot / develop, so I thought I'll give it a try.

Also this is now available where I am, so currently checking it out (has anybody on here shot this? Can't remember it being mentioned in this thread before) -

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Is that press 100?

Was riding my stupid bike and had set a nmax bid on an EOS 300 at £1.50. totally forgot about it and it sold for £1.65 grrrrrrrrrrr.

Lovely photos Theo.

No, it's "Fujicolor Industrial 100".

Produced for Japan, but now slowly available over here as well, in ISO 100 and 400.