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Although I shoot more digital now, I love shooting film too. The shutter feels so different when I squeeze off a shot than it does with digital cameras. Every picture in my "Classics Album" was shot with film back before I started using digital. https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/663/115892 This is the most popular shot!  Jun 15 12 05:55 pm Link I like film, Polaroid and even direct to paper / paper negative 8x10. an example or two that I like to post to these film threads:  Fuji GX680 Plus-X  Ektar Fuji GX680 backstage crew snapshot  8x8cm Polaroid on the Fuji GX680  Fuji GX680 Panatomic X  Fuji GX680 Plus X  Crop from the same negative  8x10 Polaroid Jun 15 12 08:34 pm Link Camera: Arax-CM/MLU + 80mm f2.8 lens. Film: Rollei orthochromatic 25 ASA.  Camera: Arax 645 + 80mm f2.8 lens. Film: Rollei 400 ASA.  Jun 16 12 12:27 am Link Fred Greissing wrote: Hadn't seen that one before Fred, very nice. Jun 16 12 01:35 am Link If I remember correctly, Hasselblad 500c, Kodak "safety" slide film, scanned on the Epson 2400.  Jun 16 12 07:23 am Link Fred Greissing wrote: I know it's a modeling site and all, but those all those beautiful people are obscuring my view of the car, Fred. Jun 16 12 10:45 am Link Bronica ETRSi, 150/3.5 PE, Kodak TMY2, Rodinal 1:100 semi-stand:  Jun 16 12 10:51 am Link Yashica 635 TLR with Ilford Delta 400  Jun 16 12 04:05 pm Link Keepin' 'er goin'. A couple from Glacier National Park earlier this month. Delta 100 processed in XTOL 1+1, Bronica GS-1 6x7cm.   And my last purchase of Efke film since Fotokemika is shutting down.   Aug 29 12 02:56 pm Link A couple from my new Mamiya RZ67 Pro II both on TriX400  Tidelands by robb albrecht, on Flickr  Moorings by robb albrecht, on Flickr Long live film!!! Aug 29 12 03:02 pm Link Provia 100F 4x5 Processed with Tetenal 4 Bath chemistry in a Jobo processor (thank you Robert Helm)  Aug 29 12 03:20 pm Link Tony-S wrote: Jealous Aug 29 12 03:43 pm Link Tony-S wrote: Sorry, not buying it for a second. This was made to look like film...and poorly at that. Aug 29 12 03:49 pm Link I shot and processed a lot of film over the years.  bakerbeach by FullMetalPhotographer, on Flickr  Cash by FullMetalPhotographer, on Flickr  rock012 by FullMetalPhotographer, on Flickr  JillClean by FullMetalPhotographer, on Flickr  glam2_127 by FullMetalPhotographer, on Flickr  crash by FullMetalPhotographer, on Flickr Aug 29 12 04:00 pm Link Anyone try 70mm movie film in a 4x5? Talk about bulk purchase!!:-)) Aug 29 12 04:02 pm Link Michael Pandolfo wrote: Wth? Aug 29 12 04:06 pm Link Michael Pandolfo wrote: What makes you say that? Aug 29 12 06:05 pm Link PhillipM wrote: 16" at f/22. Aug 29 12 06:06 pm Link Tony-S wrote: So this was at 16 seconds? If so, did you have to deal with that reciprocity failure in development? Aug 29 12 06:14 pm Link I had to check my iPhone Pocket Light Meter app. It gave me an exposure of 4" at f/25 (red box in photo) and I had a yellow filter (Cokin #Z004) on the camera, so that brought it to 8" at f/25 (one stop increase). I gave it 1.3 more stop for reciprocity (just guesstimated since I didn't have the data sheet handy). I developed it in XTOL 1+1 for 11 min (30" longer than the MDC entry) at 68F because it wasn't really low on contrast but it was in the shade (taken about 7:11 pm).  Aug 29 12 06:53 pm Link Good job Tony-S and Kaouthia shutting down the disbelievers. Aug 29 12 07:11 pm Link Kodachrome 64 - Nikon F with Vivitar Series 1 70-210 3.5.  T-Max P3200 - Nikon F with Vivitar Series 1 70-210 3.5.  Agfacolor 100 - Mamiya RB67 with adapted Goerz Dogmar 6 1/2" lens.  Aug 30 12 12:14 am Link Thanks Tony. All I've done to date is a red filter with my 4x5, and that's only been 2 or 3 pieces. Does the yellow act "similar" to the red, or is it a completely different look? AND, why did you use a yellow filter more importantly. ----------- An RB67 shot. This was shot with Portra the best I can remember, and converted to b/w via LR3 before I discovered shooting b/w film.  -  Aug 30 12 04:50 am Link Film favorites you say? Yashica 124. Kodak Tmax400:   Ilford 400: 18+ https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/29303009 Kodak Colorprint film:   Aug 30 12 05:00 am Link Just scanned this today. 4x5 Graphic View / Arista 100  Aug 30 12 09:20 am Link Wow! All these shots are great. Aug 30 12 01:16 pm Link PhillipM wrote: Yellow is a little different. For most B&W films it doesn't darken the sky as much as red. But in this instance I wanted to lighten up the green-yellow lichen on the rocks (see the color image from Pocket Light Meter) to produce a more stark difference between those rocks and the lichen-free rocks, and to blacken the not-so-moving water (which has an amazing blue color to it). Aug 30 12 01:24 pm Link all my work is shot on 35mm film usually 200 or 400 speed either kodak, or generic. . on a canon slr. Aug 30 12 01:35 pm Link Hasselblad w/ Ziess 250mm shot 120 Tri-X 400 w/blue filter process HC110 -1:64 @ 11 minutes @ 68º  Aug 30 12 01:35 pm Link Kaouthia wrote: Aug 30 12 01:42 pm Link Tony-S wrote: I'm not a nature guy, but I bet that made a fabulous print! Aug 30 12 02:22 pm Link Nikon F3 Hp / Portra 400:     Aug 30 12 02:26 pm Link Pentax 67 / Fuji across ISO 100    Aug 30 12 02:29 pm Link Bronica ETR-Si / Fuji across 100   +18 - http://www.marciofaustino.com/wp-conten … img802.jpg +18 - http://www.marciofaustino.com/wp-conten … img822.jpg Bronica ETR-Si / Portra 160   Aug 30 12 02:34 pm Link Pentax 67 / Fuji across 100  Aug 30 12 02:36 pm Link Nikon F3 HP / Ilford HP5 (ISO 400)      Aug 30 12 02:42 pm Link Bronica ETR-Si / Ilford Delta 3200   Aug 30 12 02:46 pm Link New Brooke Lynne 18+ Bronica ETRSi, 150/3.5 PE, Ilford HP5+ in Ilfotec 1+31 https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/29521740 Aug 30 12 02:48 pm Link Love film, and doing everything myself, feels rather good!  Speed Graphic 4x5 | T-Max 400 | Paterson Aculux 3 First time in studio with the speed! Just a couple of days ago. Hopefully the girlfriend won't kill me for showing you this!   Mamiya RZ67 ProII | Tri-X 400 | Paterson Aculux 3  Leica M6 | T-Max 100 @ 200 | T-Max RS  Bronica SQ-A | T-Max 400 | T-Max RS  Speed Graphic 4x5 | T-Max 400 | Ilford something dev. Aug 30 12 05:13 pm Link Great San Dunes National Park, just before sunset on 4x5 Fujichrome Provia 100F.  Mormon row, Grand Teton National Park, early morning on 35mm Kodak Ektar 100 in the Bronica GS-1 6x7cm.  Sep 02 12 08:34 am Link |
