Analog film photography and cameras

Kboy, can I post you some more films in a week or so?

^ yeah no probs, might take a week or two to turn around though as I have a roll going that I'd like to finish first, so if you're not in a rush?

No rush at all. I've got one finished and 3 or 4 cameras with rolls in. I've told myself I'm not allowed to reload anything until they're all empty again!

new b/w

Kid with scooter is great! What you shoot them on?

just went to snappy snapps (in camberwell) to see how much it would be to develop and put onto CD. £11 per roll!!!!!!! are you fucking mad?1?!?!

More XA.

Mr Nefarious, you have bigger balls than I. Just watching that video made me feel quite nauseous. Great pics.

Kid with scooter is great! What you shoot them on?

That's my nephew, wish I had a hat like that! it's shot on my GX1 and processed through lightroom with VSCO presets (faking film, blasphemy!)

Old HP5 on my Yashica Electro:

New scanner arrived (epsonv500) so it means new and better images.
I have scanned all of them, however not all of them have made it to flickr, first attemps with XA2 and still getting use to it, also some pentax p30 too.





A few more HERE
Also 3 more rolls are getting dev today.

rodmuch?

Cat picture is neat!

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looks like decent scans. How is it to work with? Slow and fiddly? Stopped considering flatbed after having a go myself a while ago, but those up there look allright

I used epson before at college! Easy to use and not slow at all, 12 sans at 1200dpi is anything between 10/15 mns max!!!

selling an XA2 HERE

Anybody see the program with David Suchet? Worth the watch.

http://www.itv.com/itvplayer/video/?Filter=313547

http://www.hfinster.de/StahlArt2/images/blast_furnace_BW-4925-2-07.09.2003.jpg

This guys stuff is OMGzor
Heavy steel/iron/mining industry on large format? Fuck yes.

http://www.hfinster.de/index.html
Give his site a good going over, there is so much good stuff from the late 80s up until now. If I had the time/ money, its what I would be doing full time, shooting existing and dying industries onto the largest photographic plates I could find.

whats up with the giant wiki image?

Weird no hotlinking image?

hah yeah, that confused me too...

BrickMan you might like Ollie Woods' stuff:
http://www.olliewoods.com/red_star_page_1.html

AE-1, 50/1.4

Meh - just realized (after shooting MF Canon for a lot of years), that they already made L lenses back in the day for FD-mount!
Awesome.
Pricey though!

First attemps with an Olympus XA! shitty expired film

hah yeah, that confused me too...

BrickMan you might like Ollie Woods' stuff:
http://www.olliewoods.com/red_star_page_1.html

exactly right sort of stuff. Shame photos on the guys site are so harshly compressed O_o :(

I once stumbled on a guy who specialised in medium/large format pics of the mining industry in the Ukraine, they were mesmerising but can't think who it was now.

Second roll from my 1970's lomo, developed today. Shit scanner, as ever. It adds so much noise to the images...

Added more to my Lomo set on Flickr.

Really like the middle one