Thought this might be fun. Just got some rolls back the other day.

All of these were shot with a Leica M6 + 35mm Zeiss ZM. All Tri-X 400.

here are mine, so now show yours! also post the body/lens used along with film!

film, yes!

Here's some recent shots from a few of my film cameras!

Zeiss Ikon 6x9cm Tri-x 320, 105mm

Tough to follow those

I was testing a Carl Zeiss Jena 35mm f/2.8 Biogon yesterday on my Nikon S2 Rangefinder. Film used was Fuji Superia Reala and somewhere about f/8 1/500th. Posted these in the Nikon Forum yesterday.

Contax G2 + CZ Biogon 28/2.8, Tri-X 400 @ probably F2.8 and 1/10.

Nikon FA, ZF 50/1.4, 400UC

just a little Polaroid snapshot of my car



it should take me a while to work through this stockpile, and when i do i have more stockpiles to run through. hopefully film will never disappear

keep them in a freezer!

always, well except for when i take pics of the film

EOS 33, EF 1.4/50, Fujichrome 100

I'm a huge fan of film! I understand and appreciate the benefits of using digital, but I think there is still something to be said for the "look" of film.

1: Canon EOS 3, 85L, Kodak Tri-X 400
2: Canon EOS 3, 85L, Kodak Tri-X 400
3: Mamiya RZ67 Pro II, 210mm Mamiya APO-Sekor Z, Kodak Portra 400NC

canerino wrote:
Thought this might be fun. Just got some rolls back the other day.
All of these were shot with a Leica M6 + 35mm Zeiss ZM. All Tri-X 400.



such great gear, and nice shots too- but why aren't you developing it yourself?
B&W is easy, all you need is a dark-ish room or changing bag, a tank, and $25 worth of chemicals will last you a while. This way you get the full experience, more control, and it pays for itself after a few rolls. I can't THINK of paying to have my B&W machine developed, or paying somebody else to soup it.

I'm not trying to be an elitist prick or anything, just recommending you try it out, if you haven't done it already. I have about a dozen rolls i need to dev myself.

Here is one shot with the Mamiya RB67 with the 90mm on Fuji Astia.

ISO1600 wrote:
canerino wrote:
Thought this might be fun. Just got some rolls back the other day.
All of these were shot with a Leica M6 + 35mm Zeiss ZM. All Tri-X 400.



such great gear, and nice shots too- but why aren't you developing it yourself?
B&W is easy, all you need is a dark-ish room or changing bag, a tank, and $25 worth of chemicals will last you a while. This way you get the full experience, more control, and it pays for itself after a few rolls. I can't THINK of paying to have my B&W machine developed, or paying somebody else to soup it.

I'm not trying to be an elitist prick or anything, just recommending you try it out, if you haven't done it already. I have about a dozen rolls i need to dev myself.


didnt take it as you being an elitist at all! its actually a good suggestion. i guess I am just starting to get my feet wet with film, so I dont want to take on too much too soon...sounds silly, but I am still concentrating on loading film properly, focusing accurately, and exposing properly.

truth is that I only started taking photos about 4 years ago and started with a digital rebel, not film. i only recently started shooting film when a relative gave me an old yashica. I got two BW rolls developed and saw the difference that everyone was talking about. hell, my wife even can see the difference in the BWs (and she pays NO attention to photography).

I'll have to do some reading on how to develop my own stuff. thanks for the kick in my butt!


BTW, really nice photos everyone!

man, you're really getting your feet wet w/ that M6! boy am i Jealous!
I'll upload some superia shots from today in a few mins. I'm scanning them right now.
just scanned this... didn't mess w/ the color balance any- probably should have

canerino wrote:
I only recently started shooting film when a relative gave me an old yashica. I got two BW rolls developed and saw the difference that everyone was talking about. hell, my wife even can see the difference in the BWs (and she pays NO attention to photography).

I'll have to do some reading on how to develop my own stuff. thanks for the kick in my butt!


BTW, really nice photos everyone!

I started shooting film with a Yashica FX-3 Super 2000. I got it on eBay for a whole $20 with a 35-50 zoom lens If anyone is thinking about trying out film, the cheapest way to buy into Zeiss lenses is to grab a Yashica. The next thing I need to do is convince my girlfriend that I need a Leica (boy would an M6 be nice ).

That would be a few shots from my 1V and my 17-40L (now sold) on expired Astia100f scanned on a Nikon Coolscan 5000.

Couple of shots from velvia 100 with 500/4.5L and Canon F1n

Nice surf shots Darryn, reminds me of when I was in Hawaii a couple of months ago

I'm surprised we don't have more people shooting film around here. I don't want to let this one die, so here are some that I got developed recently

1: Yashica FX-3 Super 2000, Yashica 35-70mm, T-Max 100
2: Canon EOS 3, Canon 85L, Tri-X 400
3: Canon EOS 3, Canon 85L, Tri-X 400


Edited by RandomLetterz on Jun 24, 2008 at 10:35 PM GMT

And here's a few more. If you can't tell, I've been on a street photography kick lately

1: Canon EOS 3, Canon 85L, Tri-X 400
2: Canon EOS 3, (35, 50, or 85L, can't remember), Tri-X 400
3: Canon EOS 3, Canon 85L, Tri-X 400