Analog film photography and cameras

I printed that off for his mother. Next time I went over there it was presented, but with the lower part cut off...

AE-1, Cheap slide Xpro as well

Thank you very much. Appreciate the advice.

Taken with same camera. I have a feeling that I may have messed around with the saturation a bit though:

fuck that's nice

That set was/is excellent. Really lovely shots.

what happened there?

what happened there?

To the thread?

no to the photo

Ah, sorry. I'm from one of the remoter areas of Donegal in Ireland. This photo was taken in the hills above my house where basically only sheep go, and the odd turf cutter, so its a dumping ground for rallied bangers and dead sheep. All the pics I posted are from the same area. The B&W one was taken another day when I climbed higher to what was basically bog ravines. There's a large carn up there I should have taken photos of as it's ancient, along the route people had to climb with the dead to bring the graveyard on the other side of the mountain. They'd add a rock to the carn everytime they passed.

but the photo looks garbled to me. inverted and stripy

or is that just on my screen?

#losingit

You've lost it

had a look in Safari instead of chrome, it works there. This is what I see

it looked like that for my in chrome yesterday too, it seems to have fixed its self today

Woah! Sorry, after my long load of BS. No idea why it showed like that.

A few up from a bodged roll:
http://imdabestmayne.tumblr.com/

I'm a complete noob...but here's my effort at mucking about with a Canon T50 and Miranda 70-210mm lens

more

http://www.lfgss.com/thread82373.html

XA? Old Fuji 800 of some sort I think

I'm a complete noob...but here's my effort at mucking about with a Canon T50 and Miranda 70-210mm lens
more

I like this.

Does anybody have a TLR they want rid of? I had a play with a C330 today, I'm really considering putting off a new digital for some medium format.

I like the tube one too Apollo, maybe get a wider lens? you might find it easier/more fun

get a 35mm, it completely re-ignited my love for photography

good tips, might try that if I step it up a notch

I really like 28mm because it seems to be very similar to what the eye sees - so framing is easier (if that makes any sense).

An 35mm prime for FD shouldn't cost much at all, well worth a try. if you don't like it i'm sure you can get your money back by selling it

Found some old film when I was packing up my room the other day, some of the cases were pretty badly damaged from water/weight though :( Mainly from my XA/Big Mini and random cheap film from Germany, iso 200? A couple of slides too. More at: www.flickr.com/insidemyeyelids

Some corkers there.