Post your recent film shots!
p.701 #1Post your recent film shots!
Nikon fm2n, series e 75-150/3.5, xtra 400 from last month.
May 06, 2018 at 03:05 PM
p.701 #3Post your recent film shots!
Chion-ji, Kyoto Japan, Fujifilm TX-1 w/30mm f/5.6 lens, Neopan Acros.
May 06, 2018 at 06:56 PM
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Fujifilm TX-1, 30mm f/5.6 lens, Neopan Acros.
May 07, 2018 at 06:45 PM
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Headed to Kings Canyon and Sequoia NP in 2 days for 10 days of fun. Any must shoot places here? Tips, recs? Bringing 4 rolls ektar, 4 rolls delta, 2 rolls triX, 2 rolls Provia, 2 rolls Gold 200 and of course my dslr. My canon 7ne is coming to compliment the L lens swaps with my digi canon and then a Nikon kit, fm2n and fg20 with lenses 28 to 150 in length as well as my oly XA and XA4 as backups and a more portable option. Canon kit for c41, Nikon kit for B&W and chromes. XA and XA4 for highspeed film (triX).
May 08, 2018 at 07:16 AM
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Huss - When were you in Carmel. I was there three weeks ago shooting my dad's house. Let me know next time...
I found a couple of old instrument shots that I like. One a 1950 or so Fender NoCaster outfitted with a Parsons-White String Bender shot in the freezing cold in Big Sky, Mt. and the other what I believe is an old Gibson F-5 mandolin shot for a magazine cover some time in the 1980's. And one more - an old Atlantic Richfield (pre Arco) station somewhere on HWY 395 in the Mojave Desert. The last shot with a Mamiya 7, 65mm lens and Velvia.
Fender NoCaster
Mandolin for Frets Magazine
Atlantic Richfield Station, Hwy 395, Ca.
I found a couple of old instrument shots that I like. One a 1950 or so Fender NoCaster outfitted with a Parsons-White String Bender shot in the freezing cold in Big Sky, Mt. and the other what I believe is an old Gibson F-5 mandolin shot for a magazine cover some time in the 1980's. And one more - an old Atlantic Richfield (pre Arco) station somewhere on HWY 395 in the Mojave Desert. The last shot with a Mamiya 7, 65mm lens and Velvia.
Fender NoCaster
Mandolin for Frets Magazine
Atlantic Richfield Station, Hwy 395, Ca.
May 08, 2018 at 04:53 PM
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and a Kodachrome barn in Carmel Valley circa 1975. Likely with a Minolta SRT 101 and a Rokkor 28mm lens.
Weathered Barn, Carmel Valley, Ca. 1975
Weathered Barn, Carmel Valley, Ca. 1975
May 08, 2018 at 05:01 PM
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Jon Buffington wrote:
Headed to Kings Canyon and Sequoia NP in 2 days for 10 days of fun. Any must shoot places here? Tips, recs? Bringing 4 rolls ektar, 4 rolls delta, 2 rolls triX, 2 rolls Provia, 2 rolls Gold 200 and of course my dslr. My canon 7ne is coming to compliment the L lens swaps with my digi canon and then a Nikon kit, fm2n and fg20 with lenses 28 to 150 in length as well as my oly XA and XA4 as backups and a more portable option. Canon kit for c41, Nikon kit for B&W and chromes....Show more →
That's a lot of gear Jon! What do you carry it all in?
Have a great trip!
Headed to Kings Canyon and Sequoia NP in 2 days for 10 days of fun. Any must shoot places here? Tips, recs? Bringing 4 rolls ektar, 4 rolls delta, 2 rolls triX, 2 rolls Provia, 2 rolls Gold 200 and of course my dslr. My canon 7ne is coming to compliment the L lens swaps with my digi canon and then a Nikon kit, fm2n and fg20 with lenses 28 to 150 in length as well as my oly XA and XA4 as backups and a more portable option. Canon kit for c41, Nikon kit for B&W and chromes....Show more →
That's a lot of gear Jon! What do you carry it all in?
Have a great trip!
May 08, 2018 at 06:52 PM
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I got canon outfit in a lowepro bag and the Nikon in a old soft padded canvas bag. Lol, I thought I was traveling light! Leaving Leica gear at home and leaving the nikkormat ft2 (heavy beast) 
Really not a whole lot, 7 lenses total. Canon: 17-40L, 24-105L and an old 100-300 USM (small and compact). I can swap lenses film and digi. B&W and chrome film will be relegated to the Nikons...all series e lenses (light and compact), 28, 35, 50 and 75-150. So when hiking will probably just take Nikons with 3 lenses (28, 50 and 75-150 though I will probably only use the 28). This will go in my Mountainsmith Cairn 2 pack along with food and water for the all day excursions. Smaller hikes will be the 7ne around the neck. Sunsets and sunrises with tripod will be shot with digi (much easier to bracket in the difficult light, blend/hdr later).
TMI, I know. And I over think stuff as well
Really not a whole lot, 7 lenses total. Canon: 17-40L, 24-105L and an old 100-300 USM (small and compact). I can swap lenses film and digi. B&W and chrome film will be relegated to the Nikons...all series e lenses (light and compact), 28, 35, 50 and 75-150. So when hiking will probably just take Nikons with 3 lenses (28, 50 and 75-150 though I will probably only use the 28). This will go in my Mountainsmith Cairn 2 pack along with food and water for the all day excursions. Smaller hikes will be the 7ne around the neck. Sunsets and sunrises with tripod will be shot with digi (much easier to bracket in the difficult light, blend/hdr later).TMI, I know. And I over think stuff as well
May 08, 2018 at 07:28 PM
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Peter Figen wrote:
Huss - When were you in Carmel. I was there three weeks ago shooting my dad's house. Let me know next time...
I found a couple of old instrument shots that I like. One a 1950 or so Fender NoCaster outfitted with a Parsons-White String Bender shot in the freezing cold in Big Sky, Mt. and the other what I believe is an old Gibson F-5 mandolin shot for a magazine cover some time in the 1980's. And one more - an old Atlantic Richfield (pre Arco) station somewhere on HWY 395 in the Mojave Desert. The last shot with...Show more →
My aunt has that mandolin. Beautiful captures all around.
May 08, 2018 at 07:36 PM
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Went for a leisurely country drive this past Sunday and finished off a roll of delta in my Minolta srt 102 with a 50/1.7 developed in Rodinal.
and 3 from the weekend before, same roll
and 3 from the weekend before, same roll
May 08, 2018 at 07:56 PM
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Jon Buffington wrote:
Went for a leisurely country drive this past Sunday and finished off a roll of delta in my Minolta srt 102 with a 50/1.7 developed in Rodinal.
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-pSpSvBF/0/0efe1651/XL/i-pSpSvBF-XL.jpg
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and 3 from the weekend before, same roll
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I always like your Rodinal developes. Do you use stand developing?
May 08, 2018 at 08:00 PM
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Well thank you I am partial to d76 but trying to like rodinal. This batch came out fairly well. I really like rodinal though with tmax100. This was 1:50 with gentle agitation every minute after initial 30 sec gentle agitation. Patterson Tank.
I am partial to d76 but trying to like rodinal. This batch came out fairly well. I really like rodinal though with tmax100. This was 1:50 with gentle agitation every minute after initial 30 sec gentle agitation. Patterson Tank.May 08, 2018 at 08:17 PM
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Jon Buffington wrote:
Well thank you
I am partial to d76 but trying to like rodinal. This batch came out fairly well. I really like rodinal though with tmax100. This was 1:50 with gentle agitation every minute after initial 30 sec gentle agitation. Patterson Tank.You get great results with D76, whereas I don’t. I have only had one roll souped in D76 come out well, and I had to keep it at 65 degrees to do it.
May 08, 2018 at 08:39 PM
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Weird...but that is the fun of film developing!
May 08, 2018 at 09:14 PM
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When I was at Art Center way back when, we were required to use D-76, mostly for Plus-X and Tri-X and there were never any issues with that. My personal preference was always HC-110 Dilution B which isn't all that different in the end than D-76.
May 08, 2018 at 09:21 PM
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Peter Figen wrote:
Huss - When were you in Carmel. I was there three weeks ago shooting my dad's house. Let me know next time...
Just last week. I'll buzz u next time I go up in case you happen to be there too. The dogs loved the beach.
I tell ya, it is so easy to recognize that Kodachrome shot of yours as being taken on Kodachrome!
(now you better not tell me you actually shot it on E6 and mis-labelled it!)
Rollei QZ 35W, Kodak Portra 400, D850 scan
San Luis Obispo, CA.
"Stars n TripTip"
Huss - When were you in Carmel. I was there three weeks ago shooting my dad's house. Let me know next time...
Just last week. I'll buzz u next time I go up in case you happen to be there too. The dogs loved the beach.
I tell ya, it is so easy to recognize that Kodachrome shot of yours as being taken on Kodachrome!
(now you better not tell me you actually shot it on E6 and mis-labelled it!)
Rollei QZ 35W, Kodak Portra 400, D850 scan
San Luis Obispo, CA.
"Stars n TripTip"
May 08, 2018 at 09:42 PM
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Huss - Carmel Beach is such a great dog beach and it's almost impossible for them to get tangled with cars. I used to take our Golden, Chip there several times a week to run on the beach. Took our dog there four years ago and she had the best time chasing seagulls that she could never catch. I'll be going up in another month or so and hopefully we'll have the house sold by then.
May 08, 2018 at 09:49 PM
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Peter Figen wrote:
and a Kodachrome barn in Carmel Valley circa 1975. Likely with a Minolta SRT 101 and a Rokkor 28mm lens.
I like this barn shot a lot, Peter! Beautiful light reflecting off the wood.
May 09, 2018 at 05:58 AM