Post your recent film shots!
p.651 #1Post your recent film shots!
Two taken on May 1 aka International Commie Camera Day.
Zenit 12SD, Helios 44-M 58mm f2, Kodak MAX 800
D750 scan.
"Sign of the Times"
"Stop"
Zenit 12SD, Helios 44-M 58mm f2, Kodak MAX 800
D750 scan.
"Sign of the Times"
"Stop"
May 29, 2017 at 11:27 PM
p.651 #2Post your recent film shots!
From around the house. Broke out the pentax k1000 and pentax 100/4 macro. Gold 200, home developed, pakon scan.
and the heathen dog
and the heathen dog
May 31, 2017 at 12:39 PM
p.651 #3Post your recent film shots!
Mamiya C330S with the Sekor 80/2.8S lens. This was my first MF camera purchased 20 years ago when I was still a poor university student. I never could sell this camera and never will. Still love using it and even to this day is a total bargain. All images taken with Kodak Ektar 100 - self developed and scanned with a Nikon Coolscan 9000
58 and 58A by Nicholas T, on Flickr
Citroen CX by Nicholas T, on Flickr
Citroen Van by Nicholas T, on Flickr
Yellow Bike by Nicholas T, on Flickr
Scarves by Nicholas T, on Flickr
Red Rope by Nicholas T, on Flickr
Pink by Nicholas T, on Flickr
Daisy by Nicholas T, on Flickr
58 and 58A by Nicholas T, on FlickrCitroen CX by Nicholas T, on FlickrCitroen Van by Nicholas T, on FlickrYellow Bike by Nicholas T, on FlickrScarves by Nicholas T, on FlickrRed Rope by Nicholas T, on FlickrPink by Nicholas T, on FlickrDaisy by Nicholas T, on FlickrMay 31, 2017 at 03:34 PM
p.651 #4Post your recent film shots!
A couple of recent shots. Jessops film, probably Fuji Superia 200, Contax T2, Pakon scanner. Scenes from my hometown Amstelveen, a suburb of Amsterdam
2017-05-ContaxT2-Jessops200-07 by url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/apapa56/]Paul Gabel[/url], on Flickr
2017-05-ContaxT2-Jessops200-06 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
2017-05-ContaxT2-Jessops200-07 by url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/apapa56/]Paul Gabel[/url], on Flickr
2017-05-ContaxT2-Jessops200-06 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
May 31, 2017 at 06:01 PM
p.651 #5Post your recent film shots!
Glad to see another pakon user. How you getting along with it?
May 31, 2017 at 07:26 PM
p.651 #6Post your recent film shots!
hp5+, yellow filter, rokkor 35/2.8, Minolta xd-11, d-76 1:1, pakon scan
May 31, 2017 at 08:06 PM
p.651 #7Post your recent film shots!
I like that statue you found. Very life like.
Jun 01, 2017 at 01:44 AM
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Out and about. Minolta xd-11, hp5+ d-76 1:1. Lenses where 28/2.8 celtic, 58/1.4 rokkor, generic 70-210 vari aperture zoom lens. Pakon scanned
Jun 01, 2017 at 08:22 PM
p.651 #9Post your recent film shots!
Hi Jon,
I'm really glad I found a Pakon in Europe. It is a non-plus, but I can live with its speed. Had a few quirks, but all easily solved through the common knowledge from the Facebook group.
Luckily we have a local lab that develops C-41 for a mere 2.70 euros within half an hour. Medium and large format development are also available in Amsterdam, but it is cheaper to do those and black and white by myself.
I'm really glad I found a Pakon in Europe. It is a non-plus, but I can live with its speed. Had a few quirks, but all easily solved through the common knowledge from the Facebook group.
Luckily we have a local lab that develops C-41 for a mere 2.70 euros within half an hour. Medium and large format development are also available in Amsterdam, but it is cheaper to do those and black and white by myself.
Jun 02, 2017 at 03:25 PM
p.651 #10Post your recent film shots!
Glad you found one over there. The non plus does all the plus does, just a slight bit slower. Still 100's times faster than flatbed. The facebook group is a godsend. Lots of tech support. Happy shooting! 
Jun 02, 2017 at 04:42 PM
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p.651 #11Post your recent film shots!
Olympus xa4, hp5+
Out riding the other week. Took a good spill in the mud not longer after this picture was taken.
Out riding the other week. Took a good spill in the mud not longer after this picture was taken.
Jun 02, 2017 at 04:43 PM
p.651 #12Post your recent film shots!
This was an interesting place in southeastern New Mexico. Sitting Bull Falls. Lighting was less than ideal (actually horrific light) and I was shooting basically into the sun with the falls in full shadow. However, c-41 film handles this much MUCH better than digital. Interestingly, this little desert oasis had extremely high winds this day and often the falls did not hit the ground but was blown back up and off to the side.
Canon 7ne, 17-40L w/ polarizer. Mixture of ektar 100 and Kodak pro image 100. Pakon scan
Canon 7ne, 17-40L w/ polarizer. Mixture of ektar 100 and Kodak pro image 100. Pakon scan
Jun 04, 2017 at 09:55 AM
p.651 #13Post your recent film shots!
First image from my P&S 4x5.!
Yosemite over the weekend from Sentinel Dome
90mm lens, T-Max, Rodinal
Dan
Yosemite over the weekend from Sentinel Dome
90mm lens, T-Max, Rodinal
Dan
Jun 05, 2017 at 01:12 AM
Jun 05, 2017 at 04:06 AM
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Jon Buffington wrote:
Dan, that is a lovely image!
Thanks Jon,
It just reminds us that a camera is just a light-tight box with film on one end & maybe a lens on the other
I was going to do test shots for light-tite check but ended up just doing bright light in the dark.
Since I was headed to Yosemite, this was an excellent field test opportunity.
Though it currently is a 1 lens solution w/90mm, have already thought of a way to make it a 2 lens kit with a different length body piece.
Still very light by comparison to the Toyo.
Since going the "weight weenie" route, looking for a reasonably priced light meter that is much smaller/lighter than the Sekonic.
BTW, like you color shots. Your'e not timid about the processing either. I just got a color kit from CineStill that I'm going to have to get comfortable with
Dan
Dan, that is a lovely image!
Thanks Jon,
It just reminds us that a camera is just a light-tight box with film on one end & maybe a lens on the other
I was going to do test shots for light-tite check but ended up just doing bright light in the dark.
Since I was headed to Yosemite, this was an excellent field test opportunity.
Though it currently is a 1 lens solution w/90mm, have already thought of a way to make it a 2 lens kit with a different length body piece.
Still very light by comparison to the Toyo.
Since going the "weight weenie" route, looking for a reasonably priced light meter that is much smaller/lighter than the Sekonic.
BTW, like you color shots. Your'e not timid about the processing either. I just got a color kit from CineStill that I'm going to have to get comfortable with
Dan
Jun 05, 2017 at 01:32 PM
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I am intrigued, Dan. Tell me the setup and what you used to make your 4x5 P&S.
Jun 05, 2017 at 06:16 PM
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Jon Buffington wrote:
I am intrigued, Dan. Tell me the setup and what you used to make your 4x5 P&S.
Jon,
I started with this from Ebay, I ordered it w/o the pinhole stuff & viewfinder.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/18-Point-Shoot-4x5-Large-Format-Camera-with-Pinhole-lens-shutter-/192125956583?hash=item2cbb9971e7
I had a 90mm from my Toyo
I also had a helicoid for about 7mm of focus trim that had the right lens board
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Helicoid-Focusing-Lens-Board-00-0-1-For-Linhof-Wista-Shen-Hao-Or-DIY-Camera-/281092057033?hash=item41726467c9
Since the body size was for a 60mm lens, I had to add a spacer about 10-12mm to get it right for the 90mm
Now here's the sketchy part for some.
While the seller showed different item prices, he didn't set up the listing to buy to those choices.
So when he agreed to sell just the parts I wanted, he asked me to pay the whole amount, $239+ shipping, then he would refund me the $145. I hesitated but read his feedback, how long he was around & took the chance.
My PayPal account was refunded the proper amount in <24 hours.
BTW, it does come with a ground glass insert that latches in nicely.
I can dig up the spreadsheet with measurements, etc.
For any LF lens you would use, there are specs for infinity focus from back of glass, etc.
I can get you the link.
Since this was for the 90mm, I only had to add 10-12mm.
If you want to use a 150 (50equiv), you would have to have a longer center section.
I prototyped it up to take measurements & check focus.
I am going to make up a different center section for my 150, but that's more work.
Feel free to ask more ??
Dan
I am intrigued, Dan. Tell me the setup and what you used to make your 4x5 P&S.
Jon,
I started with this from Ebay, I ordered it w/o the pinhole stuff & viewfinder.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/18-Point-Shoot-4x5-Large-Format-Camera-with-Pinhole-lens-shutter-/192125956583?hash=item2cbb9971e7
I had a 90mm from my Toyo
I also had a helicoid for about 7mm of focus trim that had the right lens board
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Helicoid-Focusing-Lens-Board-00-0-1-For-Linhof-Wista-Shen-Hao-Or-DIY-Camera-/281092057033?hash=item41726467c9
Since the body size was for a 60mm lens, I had to add a spacer about 10-12mm to get it right for the 90mm
Now here's the sketchy part for some.
While the seller showed different item prices, he didn't set up the listing to buy to those choices.
So when he agreed to sell just the parts I wanted, he asked me to pay the whole amount, $239+ shipping, then he would refund me the $145. I hesitated but read his feedback, how long he was around & took the chance.
My PayPal account was refunded the proper amount in <24 hours.
BTW, it does come with a ground glass insert that latches in nicely.
I can dig up the spreadsheet with measurements, etc.
For any LF lens you would use, there are specs for infinity focus from back of glass, etc.
I can get you the link.
Since this was for the 90mm, I only had to add 10-12mm.
If you want to use a 150 (50equiv), you would have to have a longer center section.
I prototyped it up to take measurements & check focus.
I am going to make up a different center section for my 150, but that's more work.
Feel free to ask more ??
Dan
Jun 05, 2017 at 11:09 PM
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