Post your recent film shots!
p.752 #1Post your recent film shots!
Oh, wow. 135 William is right in the area where I was walking around!!
The GW690 is amazing. So glad I decided to get one. As much as I love the 500 C/M, I end up taking the GW out more often because those 6x9 chromes are addictive. Bigger is better in this case.
A few more to make you homesick!
And one in my kitchen. (Last shot of the roll, which I was "saving" as I walked home. I waited too long! haha)
One other thing I like about the GW690iii is that the shutter is so light, there is virtually no shutter shock. The kitchen shot was handheld at 1/60. I just wish it had a built-in meter...
The GW690 is amazing. So glad I decided to get one. As much as I love the 500 C/M, I end up taking the GW out more often because those 6x9 chromes are addictive. Bigger is better in this case.
A few more to make you homesick!
And one in my kitchen. (Last shot of the roll, which I was "saving" as I walked home. I waited too long! haha)
One other thing I like about the GW690iii is that the shutter is so light, there is virtually no shutter shock. The kitchen shot was handheld at 1/60. I just wish it had a built-in meter...
Jan 27, 2019 at 08:44 AM
p.752 #2Post your recent film shots!
Yep, it was the shots at the seaport that got me. If you want a good bite and don’t need high class, check out Jeremy’s Ale House right around the corner from the Seaport.
Thanks for the kick in the pants too. Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.
Activatedfx wrote:
Oh, wow. 135 William is right in the area where I was walking around!!
The GW690 is amazing. So glad I decided to get one. As much as I love the 500 C/M, I end up taking the GW out more often because those 6x9 chromes are addictive. Bigger is better in this case.
A few more to make you homesick!
http://activatedfx.com/PHOTOS/FM%20FORUM/PGX90968.jpg
http://activatedfx.com/PHOTOS/FM%20FORUM/PGX90969.jpg
And one in my kitchen. (Last shot of the roll, which I was "saving" as I walked home. I waited too long! haha)
http://activatedfx.com/PHOTOS/FM%20FORUM/PGX90972.jpg
One other thing I like about the GW690iii is that the shutter is so light, there is virtually no shutter...Show more →
Thanks for the kick in the pants too. Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.
Activatedfx wrote:
Oh, wow. 135 William is right in the area where I was walking around!!
The GW690 is amazing. So glad I decided to get one. As much as I love the 500 C/M, I end up taking the GW out more often because those 6x9 chromes are addictive. Bigger is better in this case.
A few more to make you homesick!
http://activatedfx.com/PHOTOS/FM%20FORUM/PGX90968.jpg
http://activatedfx.com/PHOTOS/FM%20FORUM/PGX90969.jpg
And one in my kitchen. (Last shot of the roll, which I was "saving" as I walked home. I waited too long! haha)
http://activatedfx.com/PHOTOS/FM%20FORUM/PGX90972.jpg
One other thing I like about the GW690iii is that the shutter is so light, there is virtually no shutter...Show more →
Jan 27, 2019 at 11:24 AM
p.752 #3Post your recent film shots!
Mathieu18 wrote:
Yep, it was the shots at the seaport that got me. If you want a good bite and don’t need high class, check out Jeremy’s Ale House right around the corner from the Seaport.
Thanks for the kick in the pants too. Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.
Cool. I used to work at the Seaport when I was in college back in the 80's. I was a maitre d at Roeblings Restaurant. The Pier 17 building was destroyed by Superstorm Sandy, which was sad. It was finally torn down, re-built and just re-opened last year, but it isn't as charming as the original. It's basically a giant nightclub now...
I believe your original Fujica 690 sports the same lens as the 690iii, so IQ should be identical. Try some Provia!
Yep, it was the shots at the seaport that got me. If you want a good bite and don’t need high class, check out Jeremy’s Ale House right around the corner from the Seaport.
Thanks for the kick in the pants too. Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.
Cool. I used to work at the Seaport when I was in college back in the 80's. I was a maitre d at Roeblings Restaurant. The Pier 17 building was destroyed by Superstorm Sandy, which was sad. It was finally torn down, re-built and just re-opened last year, but it isn't as charming as the original. It's basically a giant nightclub now...
I believe your original Fujica 690 sports the same lens as the 690iii, so IQ should be identical. Try some Provia!
Jan 27, 2019 at 11:41 AM
p.752 #4Post your recent film shots!
Paul Gabel wrote:
A few cold snaps, taken with a Nikon F3HP and 50mm 1.4 ais. Ilford HP5+ in HC110 dilution H, scanned with a Pakon F135 and post-processed with Camera+2 app on iPad.
nice pictures
Best regards
Bernhard
https://deramateurphotograph.de/
A few cold snaps, taken with a Nikon F3HP and 50mm 1.4 ais. Ilford HP5+ in HC110 dilution H, scanned with a Pakon F135 and post-processed with Camera+2 app on iPad.
nice pictures
Best regards
Bernhard
https://deramateurphotograph.de/
Jan 27, 2019 at 11:47 AM
p.752 #5Post your recent film shots!
Mathieu18 wrote:
Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.
Maybe not sell yours?
Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.
Maybe not sell yours?
Jan 27, 2019 at 12:27 PM
p.752 #6Post your recent film shots!
GoldMark wrote:
nice pictures
Best regards
Bernhard
https://deramateurphotograph.de/
Danke, Bernhard!
Paul Gabel wrote
A few cold snaps, taken with a Nikon F3HP and 50mm 1.4 ais. Ilford HP5+ in HC110 dilution H, scanned with a Pakon F135 and post-processed with Camera+2 app on iPad.Best regards
Bernhard
https://deramateurphotograph.de/
Danke, Bernhard!
Jan 27, 2019 at 03:42 PM
p.752 #7Post your recent film shots!
That was exactly my thought. And of course before I could unlist it from eBay it sold... such is life. I’ll “live” with a 6x6 system camera though. I much prefer a waist level finder anyway.
rattymouse wrote:
Maybe not sell yours?
rattymouse wrote:
Mathieu18 wrote
Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.Jan 27, 2019 at 04:10 PM
p.752 #8Post your recent film shots!
Mathieu18 wrote:
That was exactly my thought. And of course before I could unlist it from eBay it sold... such is life. I’ll “live” with a 6x6 system camera though. I much prefer a waist level finder anyway.
Maybe not sell yours?
Your price was crazy low. I'm not surprised it sold so fast. When I saw the price I was ready to buy it and I dont even have a strong interest in a 6 x 9 camera!
That was exactly my thought. And of course before I could unlist it from eBay it sold... such is life. I’ll “live” with a 6x6 system camera though. I much prefer a waist level finder anyway.
rattymouse wrote
Mathieu18 wrote
Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.Your price was crazy low. I'm not surprised it sold so fast. When I saw the price I was ready to buy it and I dont even have a strong interest in a 6 x 9 camera!
Jan 27, 2019 at 05:14 PM
p.752 #9Post your recent film shots!
Eh I got it for less so I’m okay with it. I don’t really either, so I’m okay.
rattymouse wrote:
Maybe not sell yours?Your price was crazy low. I'm not surprised it sold so fast. When I saw the price I was ready to buy it and I dont even have a strong interest in a 6 x 9 camera!
rattymouse wrote:
Mathieu18 wrote
That was exactly my thought. And of course before I could unlist it from eBay it sold... such is life. I’ll “live” with a 6x6 system camera though. I much prefer a waist level finder anyway.rattymouse wrote
Mathieu18 wrote
Time to use the GW690 more and worry about a different camera less.Jan 27, 2019 at 06:25 PM
p.752 #10Post your recent film shots!
Taken and developed this afternoon: Hasselblad 500 C/M with Hasselblad-Zeiss 50/4.0 CF T* lens, 2-stop ND filter. Ilford FP4+ 125 film, developed in Xtol (1:1). Digitized with Epson V850 scanner.
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Jan 27, 2019 at 07:43 PM
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p.752 #11Post your recent film shots!
The Barber Shop, Lyon
Nikon FE2 & 50/1.8 ais - Fuji Provia 100 F
Nikon FE2 & 50/1.8 ais - Fuji Provia 100 F
Jan 28, 2019 at 10:50 AM
p.752 #12Post your recent film shots!
Hasselblad 503cx with Zeiss 80/2.8 CF:
The Light in Redwood Regional Park by Graham Gibson, on Flickr
The Light in Redwood Regional Park by Graham Gibson, on Flickr
Jan 28, 2019 at 01:34 PM
p.752 #13Post your recent film shots!
Yesterday, I finally got to shoot a roll of the Ektachrome 100 I bought back in early November. Shot with my $35 Yashica GX, and home developed using the Arista Rapid E6 developing kit.
Not sure I'm loving it - whereas Provia has a distinct blue cast that is easily removed by dropping the LightRoom blue saturation slider @-20, Ektachrome seems to have a purple cast that is hard to get rid of. I spent literally hours trying to get proper colors, and I'm still not happy. It's almost as bad a color negative film. I looked around the 'net for other Ektachrome images, and the purple cast seems to be normal. And when I get some parts looking good, the skies go yellow. Back to Provia for me.
Not sure I'm loving it - whereas Provia has a distinct blue cast that is easily removed by dropping the LightRoom blue saturation slider @-20, Ektachrome seems to have a purple cast that is hard to get rid of. I spent literally hours trying to get proper colors, and I'm still not happy. It's almost as bad a color negative film. I looked around the 'net for other Ektachrome images, and the purple cast seems to be normal. And when I get some parts looking good, the skies go yellow. Back to Provia for me.
Jan 28, 2019 at 09:44 PM
p.752 #14Post your recent film shots!
Activatedfx wrote:
Yesterday, I finally got to shoot a roll of the Ektachrome 100 I bought back in early November. Shot with my $35 Yashica GX, and home developed using the Arista Rapid E6 developing kit.
Not sure I'm loving it - whereas Provia has a distinct blue cast that is easily removed by dropping the LightRoom blue saturation slider @-20, Ektachrome seems to have a purple cast that is hard to get rid of. I spent literally hours trying to get proper colors, and I'm still not happy. It's almost as bad a color negative film. I looked around the 'net for...Show more →
Great shots...I really have to get a roll of it! Looking even more forward now getting my hands on the Ektachrome 120 film....
Yesterday, I finally got to shoot a roll of the Ektachrome 100 I bought back in early November. Shot with my $35 Yashica GX, and home developed using the Arista Rapid E6 developing kit.
Not sure I'm loving it - whereas Provia has a distinct blue cast that is easily removed by dropping the LightRoom blue saturation slider @-20, Ektachrome seems to have a purple cast that is hard to get rid of. I spent literally hours trying to get proper colors, and I'm still not happy. It's almost as bad a color negative film. I looked around the 'net for...Show more →
Great shots...I really have to get a roll of it! Looking even more forward now getting my hands on the Ektachrome 120 film....
Jan 29, 2019 at 06:36 AM
p.752 #15Post your recent film shots!
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Jan 29, 2019 at 06:39 AM
p.752 #17Post your recent film shots!
A few more full-size Ektachrome. Finally ended up bringing them into Photoshop which seems to do a better job at color balancing. But I'm still not thrilled. (I use the Levels point droppers to set black, white and grey points.)
Jan 29, 2019 at 08:42 AM
p.752 #18Post your recent film shots!
Fenton in Napa by Graham Gibson, on Flickr
Dark tidings by Graham Gibson, on Flickr
Jan 29, 2019 at 11:55 AM
p.752 #19Post your recent film shots!
Nice! How are you scanning these, Graham?
Jan 29, 2019 at 02:47 PM
p.752 #20Post your recent film shots!
Activatedfx wrote:
It's almost as bad a color negative film.
Processing color neg film got transformed for me when I started using https://negativelabpro.com
Try it - they have a free demo.
Love that this thread is coming alive!
It's almost as bad a color negative film.
Processing color neg film got transformed for me when I started using https://negativelabpro.com
Try it - they have a free demo.
Love that this thread is coming alive!
Jan 29, 2019 at 08:31 PM