Analog film photography and cameras

Pm kboy. He knows a place that does dev and scan for £3!
Hope you're well mate, any news on the samples?

Awesome. Will contact him.

Will be in touch re. samples. It's taking an age.

Jessops will also batty rape you

Jessops will also batty rape you

Good to know although they batty rape you up north too.

My local friendly developers in Newcastle would do negs and scan to disc for £6 next day, so something around there would be great. Snappy Snaps took me for best part of £20 and it took 4 days.

Just to let some of you guys know, ASDA also scan and develope film to CD for £3.
Its good quality and done fast.. I find it a lot better than Jessops and Snappy Snaps.
-Thats one photo.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fish_nish/6924202637/

which asda do you go to? one by me stopped doing that while back

I got some done by asda, when I picked them up the guy just pulled my negs out the draw, no envelope or anything. still, good enough I reckon

..ouch..

For film lovers.

http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/news/Monster_Nikon_6mm_f28_lens_turn_up_in_London_news_312353.html

A rare 100,000 Nikon fisheye lens, said to be able to 'see behind itself' and dwarfing any camera it is attached to has gone on sale in London.

It really can see behind itself, it has a 220 degree fov.

Should make for some very nineties skate videos.

wow, would love to see some snaps taken with that

From a 30 grand lens to my £1.20 ebay find.

Pretty impressed with this, f4 too.

http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab94/macready123/4180418.jpg

That is very nice.

Just ordered myself one of these badboys http://www.ebay.in/itm/130617067638

That is very nice.

Thanks, took it with this pressed metal beast

Does anyone know what that circular effect you get in the out of focus areas is? I only seem to notice it on cheap medium format cameras.

Thanks, took it with this pressed metal beast

Does anyone know what that circular effect you get in the out of focus areas is? I only seem to notice it on cheap medium format cameras.

don't know what the effect is called, but i've achieved a similar, albeit more exaggerated one using an enlarger without a negative carrier - i.e. different parts of the negative are different distances away from the bulb/lens rendering the edges of the photo with this circular blur kind of thing!

It really can see behind itself, it has a 220 degree fov.

Should make for some very nineties skate videos.

Yep! Would love to see someone buy this and use it as a deathlense on an old 3chip!

Yep! Would love to see someone buy this and use it as a deathlense on an old 3chip!

I remember everyone being mad about massive death lenses. The massive flat plate looking ones being like £1500, must be terrifying filming so close to the board - so many camera smashes at the end of videos.

Thought someone in this thread might be interested in my Ricoh GR1S. Great camera, would for love it to go to someone on the forum.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280868689493#ht_500wt_1156

^ They are fantastic cameras.

That one seems to be available with warranty? If so that's a huge plus with a camera of that kind and age.

http://www.lfgss.com/post2421726-2740.html

£45 collect.

^ They are fantastic cameras.

That one seems to be available with warranty? If so that's a huge plus with a camera of that kind and age.

You can buy a warranty for anything on eBay now I think.

You don't need a warranty for a GR1 though.

Wish I was a little bit richer.

Both of mine broke. I am quite gifted at breaking cameras though.

;-(