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p.1200 #1Post your recent film shots!
@grahamgibson dang dood those are next level portraits!
Apr 09, 2024 at 01:05 PM
p.1200 #2Post your recent film shots!
_jim_ wrote:
Thankfully, the scale of farming/production in Oregon is still small (from a global industrial point-of-view), so it's completely impossible for me to try to compete with cheap Euro/Cali/Washington wines. So, I can't even worry about that. Eventually, things will shake out, but some businesses will fail along the way.
At least, in the mean time, it's a fun job with a nice looking backdrop...Jim, do you sell your wine as far east as Pennsylvania? My wife and I would be happy to pick one up if we could find it locally!Absolutely. Probably not in State College (PA is tough state to do business with...) but if you ever make it to Philly, many of the DiBruno Bros stores stock our wine.
Any SoCal availability? And what name on the bottle would I be looking for? (no offense I'm hoping not Jim's Juice)
geekcop wrote
_jim_ wrote
There are lot of things affecting the domestic wine industry at the moment. In short, yes, there is too much supply. There's also a bit of a market correction - pandemic drinking habits were unsustainable (though, good for business). Consumers are returning to more moderate drinking. Additionally, inflation has had a negative effect on...well...nearly everything. Consumers are spending more on things they need to live which means less to spend on luxury tasty things. All of the markets we work in keep asking for the same thing - "can you make it cheaper (but also keep it organic and make sure everyone to get paid a fair wage along the way)?" This is the downside of existing at 'mid-shelf' pricing (which is, of course, a relative concept). If my wines were incredibly expensive (and I could sell them) there is the consumer that always has money to spend on such things and always will (the Leica model of business). If they were incredibly cheap, I could (theoretically) sell large volumes to people who (like me) feel confused about how bonkers expensive groceries have become in the last year+.Thankfully, the scale of farming/production in Oregon is still small (from a global industrial point-of-view), so it's completely impossible for me to try to compete with cheap Euro/Cali/Washington wines. So, I can't even worry about that. Eventually, things will shake out, but some businesses will fail along the way.
At least, in the mean time, it's a fun job with a nice looking backdrop...
Any SoCal availability? And what name on the bottle would I be looking for? (no offense I'm hoping not Jim's Juice)
Apr 09, 2024 at 01:07 PM
p.1200 #4Post your recent film shots!
_jim_ wrote:
Thankfully, the scale of farming/production in Oregon is still small (from a global industrial point-of-view), so it's completely impossible for me to try to compete with cheap Euro/Cali/Washington wines. So, I can't even worry about that. Eventually, things will shake out, but some businesses will fail along the way.
At least, in the mean time, it's a fun job with a nice looking backdrop...Jim, do you sell your wine as far east as Pennsylvania? My wife and I would be happy to pick one up if we could find it locally!Absolutely. Probably not in State College (PA is tough state to do business with...) but if you ever make it to Philly, many of the DiBruno Bros stores stock our wine.
What is your wine's brand name?
geekcop wrote
_jim_ wrote
There are lot of things affecting the domestic wine industry at the moment. In short, yes, there is too much supply. There's also a bit of a market correction - pandemic drinking habits were unsustainable (though, good for business). Consumers are returning to more moderate drinking. Additionally, inflation has had a negative effect on...well...nearly everything. Consumers are spending more on things they need to live which means less to spend on luxury tasty things. All of the markets we work in keep asking for the same thing - "can you make it cheaper (but also keep it organic and make sure everyone to get paid a fair wage along the way)?" This is the downside of existing at 'mid-shelf' pricing (which is, of course, a relative concept). If my wines were incredibly expensive (and I could sell them) there is the consumer that always has money to spend on such things and always will (the Leica model of business). If they were incredibly cheap, I could (theoretically) sell large volumes to people who (like me) feel confused about how bonkers expensive groceries have become in the last year+.Thankfully, the scale of farming/production in Oregon is still small (from a global industrial point-of-view), so it's completely impossible for me to try to compete with cheap Euro/Cali/Washington wines. So, I can't even worry about that. Eventually, things will shake out, but some businesses will fail along the way.
At least, in the mean time, it's a fun job with a nice looking backdrop...
What is your wine's brand name?
Apr 09, 2024 at 02:55 PM
p.1200 #6Post your recent film shots!
'The Ribbon'
The latest hotel/serviced apartment blob on the Sydney landscape.
Rolleiflex 2.8F, Tri-X @1600/D76
The latest hotel/serviced apartment blob on the Sydney landscape.
Rolleiflex 2.8F, Tri-X @1600/D76
Apr 09, 2024 at 05:57 PM
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p.1200 #12Post your recent film shots!
Just got a home scanner setup (Valoi 360) so I've been scanning images in with my A7R V. This is the first time I've ever shot Ultramax 400. I kinda like it!
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Edited on Apr 10, 2024 at 01:14 PM · View previous versions
Apr 09, 2024 at 07:08 PM
p.1200 #13Post your recent film shots!
LEGOLAND California, two frames stitched in Lightroom 6.4.
Olympus Pen S (3cm f/2.8), Fujifilm Fujicolor 200 (expired 2019).
2021.06.14 Roll #281-000051290022-Pano.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
Olympus Pen S (3cm f/2.8), Fujifilm Fujicolor 200 (expired 2019).
2021.06.14 Roll #281-000051290022-Pano.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
Apr 09, 2024 at 08:00 PM
p.1200 #14Post your recent film shots!
I really can't blame the unnamed forum member (Huss) but somehow went from just borrowing a lens to buying a brass body 50 Summicron V5. I haven't tested out the DR he has graciously sent but have run a couple of rolls through the M4 using the V5.
M4, 50 2.0 Summicon V5, HP5+ @ ISO 400, Film Photography Project FPP-76 1+1:
First Picture with the new lens:
April Hill Park Sign, Maplewood, Portland, Oregon:
Grafitti, Southwest Portland:
Sculpture Detail, Central Beaverton:
Sculpture Detail, Central Beaverton:
Sculpture, Central Beaverton:
Book Drop, Central Beaverton:
Rusty 75mm Howitzer, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Rusty 75mm Howitzer, detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Rusty 75mm Howitzer, detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Anchor, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Anchor Detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Anchor Detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
M4, 50 2.0 Summicon V5, HP5+ @ ISO 400, Film Photography Project FPP-76 1+1:
First Picture with the new lens:
April Hill Park Sign, Maplewood, Portland, Oregon:
Grafitti, Southwest Portland:
Sculpture Detail, Central Beaverton:
Sculpture Detail, Central Beaverton:
Sculpture, Central Beaverton:
Book Drop, Central Beaverton:
Rusty 75mm Howitzer, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Rusty 75mm Howitzer, detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Rusty 75mm Howitzer, detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Anchor, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Anchor Detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Anchor Detail, Beaverton's Veterans Park:
Apr 09, 2024 at 10:05 PM
p.1200 #15Post your recent film shots!
OregonSun wrote:
ProImage 100
EOS 3
ZE Milvus 21mm f/2.8
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640817685_32765d211b_o.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640700774_bf722b98a5_o.jpg
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https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640576948_85a80f45b6_o.jpg
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I think ProImage 100 has been described as somewhat of a cross between Portra and Ektar and I think your shots really bear that out in a good way.
ProImage 100
EOS 3
ZE Milvus 21mm f/2.8
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640817685_32765d211b_o.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640700774_bf722b98a5_o.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640700749_4390a177f4_o.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640576948_85a80f45b6_o.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53640358621_e09b137077_o.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53639483977_e17fc02e4b_o.jpg
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53639483962_3754a1d466_o.jpg
I think ProImage 100 has been described as somewhat of a cross between Portra and Ektar and I think your shots really bear that out in a good way.
Apr 09, 2024 at 10:29 PM
p.1200 #16Post your recent film shots!
A few more with the M4 and 50 Summicon-M V5. I always incident meter but for some reason this roll lacked contrast and pop. This was the last of the Film Photography Project FPP-76 and the next developer is Adox XT-3. I took the light yellow filter off of my lens but may go back to see what happens. These were HP5+, exposed at 400 ISO, developed in FPP-76 1+1 for thirteen minutes, constant agitation for the first minute then ten seconds every minute. I had used the Ilford rapid fix for six previous rolls but it was a dark grey color when I poured it out of the tank. The fun of film photography!
Old Dog out for a walk, Mutnomah Village, Portland, Oregon:
Village Hut Lunch Spot, Multnomah Village:
Weed Shop, Multnomah Village:
Woodworkers, Multnomah Village:
Yard Rocker, Multnomah Village:
Little Free Library, Multnomah Village:
Thinker Toys Love sign, Multnomah Village:
Stickers!! Multnomah Village:
Back Tomorrow!! Multnomah Village:
Old Dog out for a walk, Mutnomah Village, Portland, Oregon:
Village Hut Lunch Spot, Multnomah Village:
Weed Shop, Multnomah Village:
Woodworkers, Multnomah Village:
Yard Rocker, Multnomah Village:
Little Free Library, Multnomah Village:
Thinker Toys Love sign, Multnomah Village:
Stickers!! Multnomah Village:
Back Tomorrow!! Multnomah Village:
Apr 09, 2024 at 11:28 PM
p.1200 #17Post your recent film shots!
madNbad wrote:
A few more with the M4 and 50 Summicon-M V5. I always incident meter but for some reason this roll lacked contrast and pop. This was the last of the Film Photography Project FPP-76 and the next developer is Adox XT-3. I took the light yellow filter off of my lens but may go back to see what happens. These were HP5+, exposed at 400 ISO, developed in FPP-76 1+1 for thirteen minutes, constant agitation for the first minute then ten seconds every minute. I had used the Ilford rapid fix for six previous rolls but it was a dark...Show more →
That v5 looks like it is adequately letting light through to expose film.
A few more with the M4 and 50 Summicon-M V5. I always incident meter but for some reason this roll lacked contrast and pop. This was the last of the Film Photography Project FPP-76 and the next developer is Adox XT-3. I took the light yellow filter off of my lens but may go back to see what happens. These were HP5+, exposed at 400 ISO, developed in FPP-76 1+1 for thirteen minutes, constant agitation for the first minute then ten seconds every minute. I had used the Ilford rapid fix for six previous rolls but it was a dark...Show more →
That v5 looks like it is adequately letting light through to expose film.
Apr 10, 2024 at 12:06 AM
