Post your recent film shots!
p.815 #1Post your recent film shots!
Just scanned some old slide film. Both were taken with Hasselblad 903 and Kodak E100, scanned using Nikon 9000ED.
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Dec 11, 2020 at 11:29 PM
p.815 #2Post your recent film shots!
more from the mamiya 7 + 65/4 on portra 160:
Dec 12, 2020 at 12:02 PM
p.815 #3Post your recent film shots!
this is my Yashica 124G that I modified it with a Hasselblad NC2 finder, combo works really well just slow for precise focusing even with a bright Maxwell screen.
Yashica 124-G + Ilford HP5+ by earl dieta, on Flickr
Yashica 124-G + Ilford HP5+ by earl dieta, on Flickr
Yashica 124-G + Ilford HP5+ by earl dieta, on Flickr
Yashica 124-G + Ilford HP5+ by earl dieta, on FlickrYashica 124-G + Ilford HP5+ by earl dieta, on FlickrYashica 124-G + Ilford HP5+ by earl dieta, on FlickrDec 12, 2020 at 04:22 PM
p.815 #4Post your recent film shots!
A couple from today with a 4x5 Crown Graphic and HP-5
Dec 13, 2020 at 06:58 PM
p.815 #7Post your recent film shots!
grahamgibson wrote:
Ilford Delta 100 Pro
6x17 scanned with Sony A7rII and Hasselblad 120/4 Makro
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50695435736_495d156b14_k.jpg
Moraga Hills with Mt. Diablo by Graham Gibson, on Flickr
Not quite as large, wide, or well done as Graham's 6x17, but another peak a bit further south along the Diablo Range. This is Mt. Hamilton, and you can barely make out the Lick Observatory at the top.
Pentax 6x7, S-M-C Takumar 6x7 55mm f/3.5, Panoramic Adapter, Ultrafine eXtreme 400, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5.5 minutes.
2020.11.25 Roll #264-05455-positive-Pano.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
Ilford Delta 100 Pro
6x17 scanned with Sony A7rII and Hasselblad 120/4 Makro
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50695435736_495d156b14_k.jpg
Moraga Hills with Mt. Diablo by Graham Gibson, on Flickr
Not quite as large, wide, or well done as Graham's 6x17, but another peak a bit further south along the Diablo Range. This is Mt. Hamilton, and you can barely make out the Lick Observatory at the top.
Pentax 6x7, S-M-C Takumar 6x7 55mm f/3.5, Panoramic Adapter, Ultrafine eXtreme 400, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5.5 minutes.
2020.11.25 Roll #264-05455-positive-Pano.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
Dec 16, 2020 at 10:12 PM
p.815 #8Post your recent film shots!
shopping wrote:
Ilford Delta 100 ProGraham - I'm new to the FM boards, but I love what you're doing with the 6x17 format. I'm switching frequently between 2x3 and 6x6 and it takes me time to adapt. I'm sure it's doubly weird for you. Keep on posting!
-mark
I agree with Mark, those 6x17 shots are excellent! It's too bad Malefic stopped producing cameras for the time being. I heard they were recently acquired by another company.
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.
grahamgibson wrote
Malefic 6x17 with Nikkor 90/8 SWIlford Delta 100 Pro
-mark
I agree with Mark, those 6x17 shots are excellent! It's too bad Malefic stopped producing cameras for the time being. I heard they were recently acquired by another company.
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.
Dec 16, 2020 at 10:32 PM
p.815 #10Post your recent film shots!
dourbalistar wrote:
Ilford Delta 100 ProGraham - I'm new to the FM boards, but I love what you're doing with the 6x17 format. I'm switching frequently between 2x3 and 6x6 and it takes me time to adapt. I'm sure it's doubly weird for you. Keep on posting!
-markI agree with Mark, those 6x17 shots are excellent! It's too bad Malefic stopped producing cameras for the time being. I heard they were recently acquired by another company.
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.
Thank you! Your images are great, they perfectly convey the area to me.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting a 150mm cone.
shopping wrote
grahamgibson wrote
Malefic 6x17 with Nikkor 90/8 SWIlford Delta 100 Pro
-mark
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.
Thank you! Your images are great, they perfectly convey the area to me.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting a 150mm cone.
Dec 17, 2020 at 11:27 AM
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p.815 #11Post your recent film shots!
grahamgibson wrote:
Ilford Delta 100 ProGraham - I'm new to the FM boards, but I love what you're doing with the 6x17 format. I'm switching frequently between 2x3 and 6x6 and it takes me time to adapt. I'm sure it's doubly weird for you. Keep on posting!
-markI agree with Mark, those 6x17 shots are excellent! It's too bad Malefic stopped producing cameras for the time being. I heard they were recently acquired by another company.
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.Thank you! Your images are great, they perfectly convey the area to me.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting...Show more →
Thank you, the sprocket shots are great fun! I don't have an Xpan, so I went the Xlarge route with the Pentax 6x7 instead. The 55/3.5 lens I used has a massive 100mm filter, so it's quite the kit.
Shooting (horizontal) panoramas in a 6x6 Hasselblad does seem like an extra challenge. Would you need to use a different, non-A12 back for 35mm film?
I find the panoramic format really compelling, so I'm curious what options would be available when Malefic starts producing cameras again under their new ownership. 3D printing has opened up a lot more options - something in between a plastic lens Lomo Sprocket Rocket and the uber expensive (electronic time bomb) Xpan.
dourbalistar wrote
shopping wrote
grahamgibson wrote
Malefic 6x17 with Nikkor 90/8 SWIlford Delta 100 Pro
-mark
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting...Show more →
Thank you, the sprocket shots are great fun! I don't have an Xpan, so I went the Xlarge route with the Pentax 6x7 instead. The 55/3.5 lens I used has a massive 100mm filter, so it's quite the kit.
Shooting (horizontal) panoramas in a 6x6 Hasselblad does seem like an extra challenge. Would you need to use a different, non-A12 back for 35mm film?I find the panoramic format really compelling, so I'm curious what options would be available when Malefic starts producing cameras again under their new ownership. 3D printing has opened up a lot more options - something in between a plastic lens Lomo Sprocket Rocket and the uber expensive (electronic time bomb) Xpan.
Dec 18, 2020 at 11:15 PM
p.815 #12Post your recent film shots!
dourbalistar wrote:
Ilford Delta 100 ProGraham - I'm new to the FM boards, but I love what you're doing with the 6x17 format. I'm switching frequently between 2x3 and 6x6 and it takes me time to adapt. I'm sure it's doubly weird for you. Keep on posting!
-markI agree with Mark, those 6x17 shots are excellent! It's too bad Malefic stopped producing cameras for the time being. I heard they were recently acquired by another company.
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.Thank you! Your images are great, they perfectly convey the area to me.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting a 150mm cone.Thank you, the sprocket shots are great fun! I don't have an Xpan, so I went the Xlarge route with the Pentax 6x7 instead. The 55/3.5 lens I used has a massive 100mm filter, so it's quite the kit. Shooting (horizontal) panoramas in a 6x6 Hasselblad does seem like an extra challenge. Would you need to use a different, non-A12 back for 35mm film?
I find the panoramic format really compelling, so I'm curious what options would be available when Malefic starts producing cameras again under their new ownership. 3D printing has opened up a lot more options - something...Show more →
From what I've gathered just reading, it's possible to use either A12 or A24 backs, and in fact you can get more exposures on the A24 (works nicely that I have an extra). There's also a youtube video I saw that suggested taping an extra 18" of exposed/used film to the start of the roll to add length and get additional exposures.
grahamgibson wrote
dourbalistar wrote
shopping wrote
grahamgibson wrote
Malefic 6x17 with Nikkor 90/8 SWIlford Delta 100 Pro
-mark
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting a 150mm cone.
Shooting (horizontal) panoramas in a 6x6 Hasselblad does seem like an extra challenge. Would you need to use a different, non-A12 back for 35mm film?I find the panoramic format really compelling, so I'm curious what options would be available when Malefic starts producing cameras again under their new ownership. 3D printing has opened up a lot more options - something...Show more →
From what I've gathered just reading, it's possible to use either A12 or A24 backs, and in fact you can get more exposures on the A24 (works nicely that I have an extra). There's also a youtube video I saw that suggested taping an extra 18" of exposed/used film to the start of the roll to add length and get additional exposures.
Dec 19, 2020 at 04:18 PM
p.815 #13Post your recent film shots!
grahamgibson wrote:
Ilford Delta 100 ProGraham - I'm new to the FM boards, but I love what you're doing with the 6x17 format. I'm switching frequently between 2x3 and 6x6 and it takes me time to adapt. I'm sure it's doubly weird for you. Keep on posting!
-markI agree with Mark, those 6x17 shots are excellent! It's too bad Malefic stopped producing cameras for the time being. I heard they were recently acquired by another company.
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.Thank you! Your images are great, they perfectly convey the area to me.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting a 150mm cone.Thank you, the sprocket shots are great fun! I don't have an Xpan, so I went the Xlarge route with the Pentax 6x7 instead. The 55/3.5 lens I used has a massive 100mm filter, so it's quite the kit. Shooting (horizontal) panoramas in a 6x6 Hasselblad does seem like an extra challenge. Would you need to use a different, non-A12 back for 35mm film?
I find the panoramic format really compelling, so I'm curious what options would be available when Malefic starts producing cameras again under their new ownership. 3D printing has opened up a lot more options - something in between a plastic lens Lomo Sprocket Rocket and the uber expensive (electronic time bomb) Xpan.From what I've gathered just reading, it's possible to use either A12 or A24 backs, and in fact you can get more exposures on the A24 (works nicely that I have an extra). There's also a youtube video I saw that suggested taping an extra 18" of exposed/used film to the start of the roll to add length and get additional exposures.
Yeah, I've cut down a section of 120 backing paper to use as the leader, so that I don't waste any exposures when loading and winding on in the Pentax 6x7.
dourbalistar wrote
grahamgibson wrote
dourbalistar wrote
shopping wrote
grahamgibson wrote
Malefic 6x17 with Nikkor 90/8 SWIlford Delta 100 Pro
-mark
https://www.maleficwares.com/post/steden-works-acquires-malefic-wares
Anyway, I'm not new to the board, but mainly lurked over these years. It's nice to see another fellow Bay Area film shooter.
I love these sprocket shots also--I've been wanting to try it out myself. I 3D printed my own 35mm adapters for my Hasselblad, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. The only trick with the Hasselblad is that it rolls the film vertically, so typical panoramas require turning the camera awkwardly sideways
I'm eager to hear about the next production of the Malefic cameras. Seems like it was acquired by someone in the US, so it will be more accessible here. I'm interested in getting a 150mm cone.
Shooting (horizontal) panoramas in a 6x6 Hasselblad does seem like an extra challenge. Would you need to use a different, non-A12 back for 35mm film?I find the panoramic format really compelling, so I'm curious what options would be available when Malefic starts producing cameras again under their new ownership. 3D printing has opened up a lot more options - something in between a plastic lens Lomo Sprocket Rocket and the uber expensive (electronic time bomb) Xpan.
Yeah, I've cut down a section of 120 backing paper to use as the leader, so that I don't waste any exposures when loading and winding on in the Pentax 6x7.
Dec 19, 2020 at 08:06 PM
p.815 #14Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
Fuji Gw690III, Arista 200
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpg
Millhouse passed today. He was 17.
We miss him so much.
Fuji Gw690III, Arista 200
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpg
Millhouse passed today. He was 17.
We miss him so much.
Dec 19, 2020 at 08:31 PM
p.815 #15Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpgMillhouse passed today. He was 17.
We miss him so much.
My condolences Huss. Those were 17 years of love and compassion. I’m sure he’d tell you nothing less!
Desmolicious wrote
Fuji Gw690III, Arista 200https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpg
We miss him so much.
My condolences Huss. Those were 17 years of love and compassion. I’m sure he’d tell you nothing less!
Dec 19, 2020 at 08:48 PM
p.815 #17Post your recent film shots!
I started in 2003 with analog film and kept it up to 2014 along side my Pentax gear. Shooting 35mm, MF and having had the experiences in the dark room including printing was awesome. For the full Processing though, I soon lacked the time.
After years of pure digital photography, I am now back shooting analog and I am enjoying the experience once again with some Pentax bodies and lenses.
Brandenburg by Ineound, auf Flickr
Edited on Dec 20, 2020 at 12:40 PM · View previous versions
After years of pure digital photography, I am now back shooting analog and I am enjoying the experience once again with some Pentax bodies and lenses.
Brandenburg by Ineound, auf FlickrEdited on Dec 20, 2020 at 12:40 PM · View previous versions
Dec 20, 2020 at 09:28 AM
p.815 #19Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpgMillhouse passed today. He was 17.
We miss him so much.
Sorry to hear of your loss Huss. He looked liked a fine little pupper
Desmolicious wrote
Fuji Gw690III, Arista 200https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpg
We miss him so much.
Sorry to hear of your loss Huss. He looked liked a fine little pupper
Dec 20, 2020 at 07:08 PM
p.815 #20Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpgMillhouse passed today. He was 17.
We miss him so much.
Sorry to hear, Huss. As if 2020 hasn't been awful enough already...
Desmolicious wrote
Fuji Gw690III, Arista 200https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50717221436_c32d7aeaa8_b.jpg
We miss him so much.
Sorry to hear, Huss. As if 2020 hasn't been awful enough already...
Dec 20, 2020 at 09:13 PM