Post your recent film shots!
p.664 #1Post your recent film shots!
Wait wait. I am confused. What film is this? Any tricks to use? I shall google.
Aug 28, 2017 at 05:40 AM
p.664 #2Post your recent film shots!
Stedge, assuming you are asking about the Fuji Eterna 250D Vivid, yes it's pretty obscure, not nearly as common as the similar Kodak Vision (2,3, etc.) 250D. It's just 35mm movie film (if you're lucky 65mm) often found in short rolls or whole cans of 400'. It's pretty much home process only due to the backing (remjet), which is very easily removed just prior to processing in a baking soda and water solution (see youtube).
Cinestill is selling this pre-rolled and with the remjet pre-removed so it can be processed at a C41 lab but I've read there are some downsides to pre-removal of the remjet. What I've seen looks pretty good to me though. It's also relatively expensive in ready to go form.
I took a series of shots out across the water and there is just nothing I can do to save them. Probably a combination of my temp being off, smoky atmosphere and mid-day light. They look OK as B&W though
(might also be the 60 year old Canon 85/1.5 adding a comment or two)
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Cinestill is selling this pre-rolled and with the remjet pre-removed so it can be processed at a C41 lab but I've read there are some downsides to pre-removal of the remjet. What I've seen looks pretty good to me though. It's also relatively expensive in ready to go form.
I took a series of shots out across the water and there is just nothing I can do to save them. Probably a combination of my temp being off, smoky atmosphere and mid-day light. They look OK as B&W though
(might also be the 60 year old Canon 85/1.5 adding a comment or two)
Edited on Aug 29, 2017 at 11:38 AM · View previous versions
Aug 29, 2017 at 11:34 AM
p.664 #3Post your recent film shots!
p.sage, those look great to me. I've got a new thermometer on the way and a few rolls of Ektar. Looking forward to trying again next week...
Aug 29, 2017 at 11:36 AM
p.664 #4Post your recent film shots!
Thatspeck wrote:
p.sage, those look great to me. I've got a new thermometer on the way and a few rolls of Ektar. Looking forward to trying again next week...
Cheers! I've actually decided that'll be my last roll of ektar though, I just can't quite get what I want out of it, and find portra 160 to be far more flexible in terms of what I can do with it. Ahh well!
p.sage, those look great to me. I've got a new thermometer on the way and a few rolls of Ektar. Looking forward to trying again next week...
Cheers! I've actually decided that'll be my last roll of ektar though, I just can't quite get what I want out of it, and find portra 160 to be far more flexible in terms of what I can do with it. Ahh well!
Aug 30, 2017 at 06:51 AM
p.664 #6Post your recent film shots!
dswiger wrote:
My 1st roll after getting my Mamiya 7 repaired. More close to restored.
This is from Tumalo Falls in Oregon the day before the eclipse
I almost shot the eclipse with film but chickened out..
Shot with 65mm, on Ektar
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4395/36723154256_028bd43130_b.jpg
Dan
Dang it, Dan! You posting these Mamiya 7 pics and I keep debating the wisdom of my decision to bring my Pentax 67II to Yosemite instead of the Mamiya.
Sure would be a lighter pack, since I have only the 65mm lens for it. My P67II pack contains: 45mm, 105mm and 200mm. And they're pretty chunky lenses to boot. 
Kenny
My 1st roll after getting my Mamiya 7 repaired. More close to restored.
This is from Tumalo Falls in Oregon the day before the eclipse
I almost shot the eclipse with film but chickened out..
Shot with 65mm, on Ektar
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4395/36723154256_028bd43130_b.jpg
Dan
Dang it, Dan! You posting these Mamiya 7 pics and I keep debating the wisdom of my decision to bring my Pentax 67II to Yosemite instead of the Mamiya.
Sure would be a lighter pack, since I have only the 65mm lens for it. My P67II pack contains: 45mm, 105mm and 200mm. And they're pretty chunky lenses to boot. Kenny
Aug 30, 2017 at 01:13 PM
p.664 #7Post your recent film shots!
My P67II pack contains: 45mm, 105mm and 200mm.
Kenny, sorry for being slightly off-topic, but I'm on the lookout for a bag that will handle that three lens kit with the 200/4 mounted. (To my surprise, the minimum focus distance of that lens makes it my "go-to" more often than not, though the 105/2.4 is just a wonderful focal length in IMHO.)
Kenny, sorry for being slightly off-topic, but I'm on the lookout for a bag that will handle that three lens kit with the 200/4 mounted. (To my surprise, the minimum focus distance of that lens makes it my "go-to" more often than not, though the 105/2.4 is just a wonderful focal length in IMHO.)
Aug 31, 2017 at 11:20 AM
p.664 #8Post your recent film shots!
^ I've got a LowePro(I think) that comfortably holds: the P67II, 45mm, 55 or 165 and the 200mm but not mounted. Could probably accommodate it mounted but I'd lose the space for the WLF, a ReallyRightStuff right angle bracket and some other junk. I'll see which one tonite and repost that info.
Kenny
Kenny
Aug 31, 2017 at 01:38 PM
p.664 #9Post your recent film shots!
Kenny-- Thanks! As you know, the 200/4 mounted is a pig, especially since I usually have a CPL and aftermarket hood attached. It's probably laziness on my part, but under typical field conditions here in the South--i.e., sweat in your eyes and pecker gnats in your ears--just getting the camera plate in the clamp can be enough of a challenge for me.
Speaking of which: I didn't know RRS makes/made an L-bracket for the P67's--I've been looking for the discontinued Kirk's with no avail, but if there's another option to get into portrait orientation I'm very interested.
Speaking of which: I didn't know RRS makes/made an L-bracket for the P67's--I've been looking for the discontinued Kirk's with no avail, but if there's another option to get into portrait orientation I'm very interested.
Aug 31, 2017 at 01:56 PM
p.664 #10Post your recent film shots!
^ Just looked back thru my evilbay history and it's apparently a Lowepro Photo Trekker AW II.
Yeah, I hate d.d. gnats too! About that bracket...it's pretty nice. Very sturdy but I find it next to impossible to use in portrait orientation with the WLF. Gotta be a contortionist to do that. Anyways...hope that's some help
Yeah, I hate d.d. gnats too! About that bracket...it's pretty nice. Very sturdy but I find it next to impossible to use in portrait orientation with the WLF. Gotta be a contortionist to do that. Anyways...hope that's some help
Aug 31, 2017 at 02:38 PM
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p.664 #11Post your recent film shots!
Thanks! I seem to remember a number of folks using that pack and it getting good reviews. At any rate, I'm pretty much dependent on the chimney finder--with a fast lens I find it better than Live View on a DSLR--but am past the age where it's fun to use in portrait orientation.
At any rate, I'm pretty much dependent on the chimney finder--with a fast lens I find it better than Live View on a DSLR--but am past the age where it's fun to use in portrait orientation.Aug 31, 2017 at 06:09 PM
p.664 #12Post your recent film shots!
I lied. The bracket is actually from Kirk. Got it with an older Pentax 6x7 I had.
Aug 31, 2017 at 06:42 PM
p.664 #13Post your recent film shots!
from Kirk.
Thanks for checking--the search continues...I tried a few shots last week with my Manfrotto 410 rotated into portrait orientation, but I don't have a lot of hope that they'll come back very sharp. At any rate, good shooting in Yosemite...
Thanks for checking--the search continues...I tried a few shots last week with my Manfrotto 410 rotated into portrait orientation, but I don't have a lot of hope that they'll come back very sharp. At any rate, good shooting in Yosemite...
Aug 31, 2017 at 07:03 PM
p.664 #14Post your recent film shots!
Thanks kindly. October can't get here soon enough.
Aug 31, 2017 at 07:14 PM
p.664 #15Post your recent film shots!
Nikon F100, 50 1.8G, Kodak E100GX expired 2005, D750 scan.
E100gxS-2 by desmolicious, on Flickr
E100gxS-1 by desmolicious, on Flickr
E100gxS-2 by desmolicious, on FlickrE100gxS-1 by desmolicious, on FlickrSep 02, 2017 at 11:12 AM
p.664 #16Post your recent film shots!
Nikon F100, 50 1.8G, Kodak E100GX expired 2005, D750 scan.
E100gxStreamer-1 by desmolicious, on Flickr
E100gxStreamer-1 by desmolicious, on FlickrSep 04, 2017 at 05:18 PM
p.664 #17Post your recent film shots!
Two shots with Cinestill 800T. Nikon FM Nikkor-O 35mm f2.0, Pakon scanner
Taken at dusk in Palafrugell, Catalunya.
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-26 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(Girls turned up unexpectedly in this shot.)
Some perspective corrections in post-processing in this one
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-21 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
Taken at dusk in Palafrugell, Catalunya.
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-26 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(Girls turned up unexpectedly in this shot.)
Some perspective corrections in post-processing in this one
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-21 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
Sep 04, 2017 at 05:31 PM
p.664 #18Post your recent film shots!
Paul Gabel wrote:
Two shots with Cinestill 800T. Nikon FM Nikkor-O 35mm f2.0, Pakon scanner
Taken at dusk in Palafrugell, Catalunya.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4396/36196980574_c2c2da0eb4_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-26 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(Girls turned up unexpectedly in this shot.)
Magic!
Some perspective corrections in post-processing in this one
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4407/36891349181_b41d5b4a8b_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-21 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
Sep 04, 2017 at 07:26 PM
p.664 #19Post your recent film shots!
Three more Cinestill 800T shots, taken with Nikon FM, Pakon scans
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-40 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-42 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped)
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-31 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped and straightened)
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-40 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-42 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped)
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-31 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped and straightened)
Sep 07, 2017 at 06:47 PM
p.664 #20Post your recent film shots!
Paul Gabel wrote:
Three more Cinestill 800T shots, taken with Nikon FM, Pakon scans
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4429/36279781273_0d487f8ceb_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-40 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4406/37092822535_19effa9d85_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-42 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped)
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4426/37092824115_0384591b50_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-31 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped and straightened)
Paul, really love the 800T work, especially the 2nd one!
That eve light really is it's sweet spot.
I have some in 120 that I've tried with filter in the day.
Just ordered some 50D
Dan
Three more Cinestill 800T shots, taken with Nikon FM, Pakon scans
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4429/36279781273_0d487f8ceb_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-40 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4406/37092822535_19effa9d85_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-42 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped)
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4426/37092824115_0384591b50_b.jpg
2017-08NikonFM-Cinestill800-31 by Paul Gabel, on Flickr
(cropped and straightened)
Paul, really love the 800T work, especially the 2nd one!
That eve light really is it's sweet spot.
I have some in 120 that I've tried with filter in the day.
Just ordered some 50D
Dan
Sep 07, 2017 at 08:22 PM