Analog film photography and cameras

Picked up a Nikon 35Ti ages ago and finally got around to developing some pics.
do these look under-exposed?

Looks good, I got my 35ti too and find it exposes perfectly, don't have any proper shots from it on my laptop I don't think, a few nice prints though.

Not sure I love it more than the gr1 though, it's close.

Edit: Found one

Untitled by 40 skid patches, on Flickr

Not a particularly nice or interesting shot but exposed nicely.

Quite dark room and neopan 400 film.

Most annoying this about the nikon for me is that it'll use shutterspeeds lower than I can manage to hold still, whereas the ricoh only goes down to 1/30, I'd rather have a slightly underexposed image than a blurred one that I can't use at all.

I think it's a nice shot!

Always liked neopan. Too bad they're apparently not producing the 1600 ISO one any more.. : [

^^ yep found I had the same thing with shutter speed, but Im getting the feel better, also find the battery dies quickly affecting some pictures.

turns out my monitors on the blink

I found that too so I just replaced it after 10 rolls because I'd rather not have it go 1/2 through a roll of something nice.

Did those pics from the tunnel sprints come out in the end?

The GR1 goes below 1/30 and I have plenty of blurry drunk shots demonstrating this.

Great pictures Al. I really like the first one especially.

Really?

Mine hasn't gotten anything blurry yet!

Edit: yeah apparently it goes down to 2 seconds, wonder why I haven't gotten there yet.

..because it was bright?

(sorry, not trying to be a smartass)

Really. Maybe it doesn't allow it in program mode though, the manual seems to contradict itself at one point, and program does limit the aperture to above f4 and I think the shutter speed at the upper end.

Also, related (spam, I'm selling).

..because it was bright?

I'm always using it in the dark so I doubt it's that.

Really. Maybe it doesn't allow it in program mode though, the manual seems to contradict itself at one point, and program does limit the aperture to above f4 and I think the shutter speed at the upper end.

Also, related (spam, I'm selling).

I read the manual a few times and gained nothing, I think it confused me more lol

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CT Precisa (XPRO, obviously)

Obligatory "XPRO WHYOHWHYOHWHY?!"
Nice though (I'll leave my opinions about the processing at the door).

Just got a load back from the lab, will post some in a bit.

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CT Precisa (XPRO, obviously)

Took me far too long to realise what that was! really dig thing one, processing especially. Browns and greens compliment each other well.

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some more test shots with the Nikon 35Ti

big fan.

rb67, velvia 100

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Good price (for now).

I really must use mine more.

T4, Agfa slide film

RB67, xp2 super

Plenty more at http://imdabestmayne.tumblr.com as usual.

This afternoon I 'scanned' (actually photographed using an extension tube) some slides my grandfather took in the 60s. I like this one of my grandma:

Great result!
Fuji Velvia 100, RB67:

Yashica t4, Agfa Precisa 100

RB67, xp2 super

Plenty more at http://imdabestmayne.tumblr.com as usual.

Brilliant shot. Also love how the RB exposes. You do any landscape/nature with it? That rock face is hypnotizing.

All the best landscapes are a little too far away for me to want to carry the RB with me on top of all my climbing kit.

There's the odd few on the blog.

Nice looking boulder! where is that?