Post your recent film shots!
p.828 #2Post your recent film shots!
m6 + 50 asph + neopan400@400
INZ_7254 by Ricky Cheong Photography, on Flickr
INZ_7254 by Ricky Cheong Photography, on FlickrFeb 23, 2021 at 11:21 AM
p.828 #4Post your recent film shots!
Nikon FM2n, AI Nikkor 50mm f/1.8S, Ultrafine eXtreme 400, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5.5 minutes.
2021.01.16 Roll #267-05605-positive.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
2021.01.16 Roll #267-05605-positive.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
Feb 23, 2021 at 11:45 AM
p.828 #6Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
It’s like looking in a mirror.
How did u dev the tmax3200 in df96?
Haha. The Wtulens was definitely your doing.
And the Bessa L was something like $90, not too much more than a decent adapter and has a meter!
For development, I used the minimal agitation method, 21°c (70° in 'merican) for 12 minutes. I doubled the time as per their recommendation for TMax 3200. I am somewhat ashamed to admit that this was the very first time I have developed my own film.... So needless to say some mistakes were made. But I learnt a bunch & it was a blast.
helimat wrote
Voigtlander Bessa L + 17mm Wtulens + Kodak TMax 3200, developed in Cinestill Df96How did u dev the tmax3200 in df96?
Haha. The Wtulens was definitely your doing.
And the Bessa L was something like $90, not too much more than a decent adapter and has a meter!For development, I used the minimal agitation method, 21°c (70° in 'merican) for 12 minutes. I doubled the time as per their recommendation for TMax 3200. I am somewhat ashamed to admit that this was the very first time I have developed my own film.... So needless to say some mistakes were made. But I learnt a bunch & it was a blast.
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Feb 23, 2021 at 08:11 PM
p.828 #7Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
It's been a while since anyone has posted a pic taken with a Pen F..
Mine just arrived!
Just need a battery for the meter
It's been a while since anyone has posted a pic taken with a Pen F..
Mine just arrived!
Just need a battery for the meterFeb 23, 2021 at 08:19 PM
p.828 #8Post your recent film shots!
helimat wrote:
It’s like looking in a mirror.
How did u dev the tmax3200 in df96?Haha. The Wtulens was definitely your doing. And the Bessa L was something like $90, not too much more than a decent adapter and has a meter!
For development, I used the minimal agitation method, 21°c (70° in 'merican) for 12 minutes. I doubled the time as per their recommendation for TMax 3200. I am somewhat ashamed to admit that this was the very first time I have developed my own film.... So needless to say some mistakes were made. But I learnt a bunch & it was a blast.
Yep! Films with tabular grain require double the processing time. For the TMAX400 TMY-2 photos I developed (previous page), my dev time was about 8 minutes (~24C) with intermittent agitation. I haven’t had any issues with Df96 and Kodak’s tabular grain film, but I’ve had issues with TriX where the negatives came out very purplish. I don’t know why, but it didn’t affect the final scanned and edited images.
Desmolicious wrote
helimat wrote
Voigtlander Bessa L + 17mm Wtulens + Kodak TMax 3200, developed in Cinestill Df96How did u dev the tmax3200 in df96?
And the Bessa L was something like $90, not too much more than a decent adapter and has a meter!For development, I used the minimal agitation method, 21°c (70° in 'merican) for 12 minutes. I doubled the time as per their recommendation for TMax 3200. I am somewhat ashamed to admit that this was the very first time I have developed my own film.... So needless to say some mistakes were made. But I learnt a bunch & it was a blast.
Yep! Films with tabular grain require double the processing time. For the TMAX400 TMY-2 photos I developed (previous page), my dev time was about 8 minutes (~24C) with intermittent agitation. I haven’t had any issues with Df96 and Kodak’s tabular grain film, but I’ve had issues with TriX where the negatives came out very purplish. I don’t know why, but it didn’t affect the final scanned and edited images.
Feb 23, 2021 at 08:40 PM
p.828 #9Post your recent film shots!
Alpha_Geist wrote:
Yep! Films with tabular grain require double the processing time. For the TMAX400 TMY-2 photos I developed (previous page), my dev time was about 8 minutes (~24C) with intermittent agitation. I haven’t had any issues with Df96 and Kodak’s tabular grain film, but I’ve had issues with TriX where the negatives came out very purplish. I don’t know why, but it didn’t affect the final scanned and edited images.
Mine had a purpleish tint as well. Reading online, it appears to be common with Kodak B&W films. Some call it the 'Purple Monster'... Apparently it's a residual sensitizing dye. Some say a longer wash helps
Yep! Films with tabular grain require double the processing time. For the TMAX400 TMY-2 photos I developed (previous page), my dev time was about 8 minutes (~24C) with intermittent agitation. I haven’t had any issues with Df96 and Kodak’s tabular grain film, but I’ve had issues with TriX where the negatives came out very purplish. I don’t know why, but it didn’t affect the final scanned and edited images.
Mine had a purpleish tint as well. Reading online, it appears to be common with Kodak B&W films. Some call it the 'Purple Monster'... Apparently it's a residual sensitizing dye. Some say a longer wash helps
Feb 23, 2021 at 09:09 PM
p.828 #10Post your recent film shots!
helimat wrote:
Mine had a purpleish tint as well. Reading online, it appears to be common with Kodak B&W films. Some call it the 'Purple Monster'... Apparently it's a residual sensitizing dye. Some say a longer wash helps
I’ll have to keep that in mind next time I develop some TriX. I wonder if a pre-wash/soak would help too...
Alpha_Geist wrote
Yep! Films with tabular grain require double the processing time. For the TMAX400 TMY-2 photos I developed (previous page), my dev time was about 8 minutes (~24C) with intermittent agitation. I haven’t had any issues with Df96 and Kodak’s tabular grain film, but I’ve had issues with TriX where the negatives came out very purplish. I don’t know why, but it didn’t affect the final scanned and edited images.I’ll have to keep that in mind next time I develop some TriX. I wonder if a pre-wash/soak would help too...
Feb 23, 2021 at 09:31 PM
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p.828 #11Post your recent film shots!
Kodak E100 Slide film with M5 and Summilux 35/1.4 ASPH lens.
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Feb 23, 2021 at 10:32 PM
p.828 #12Post your recent film shots!
Expired Fuji NHGII 800
Pentax 67II - 105mm f2.4 Super Takumar by Senior Frog, on Flickr
Expired Fuji Pro 400H
Pentax 67II - 105mm f2.4 Super Takumar by Senior Frog, on Flickr
Pentax 67II - 105mm f2.4 Super Takumar by Senior Frog, on Flickr
Expired Fuji Pro 400H
Pentax 67II - 105mm f2.4 Super Takumar by Senior Frog, on Flickr
Feb 24, 2021 at 05:01 AM
p.828 #13Post your recent film shots!
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!
Feb 24, 2021 at 10:14 AM
p.828 #14Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!
Haha! Maybe that’s why I don’t mind the weight of the SL and lenses.
I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!
Haha! Maybe that’s why I don’t mind the weight of the SL and lenses.
I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
Feb 24, 2021 at 10:18 AM
p.828 #15Post your recent film shots!
Alpha_Geist wrote:
Haha! Maybe that’s why I don’t mind the weight of the SL and lenses.
I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
May I suggest something more compact?
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?
Desmolicious wrote
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
May I suggest something more compact?
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?
Feb 24, 2021 at 10:39 AM
p.828 #16Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
Haha! Maybe that’s why I don’t mind the weight of the SL and lenses.
I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<May I suggest something more compact?
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?
The 67II is my only medium format camera. I wouldn’t mind getting another medium format film camera. I’ve heard wonderful praise about the GW690. Plus, it’s a fixed lens and no need to swap lenses. Are there any specifics I need to look out for when shopping for one?
Alpha_Geist wrote
Desmolicious wrote
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?
The 67II is my only medium format camera. I wouldn’t mind getting another medium format film camera. I’ve heard wonderful praise about the GW690. Plus, it’s a fixed lens and no need to swap lenses. Are there any specifics I need to look out for when shopping for one?
Feb 24, 2021 at 10:53 AM
p.828 #17Post your recent film shots!
Alpha_Geist wrote:
Haha! Maybe that’s why I don’t mind the weight of the SL and lenses.
I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<May I suggest something more compact?
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?The 67II is my only medium format camera. I wouldn’t mind getting another medium format film camera. I’ve heard wonderful praise about the GW690. Plus, it’s a fixed lens and no need to swap lenses. Are there any specifics I need to look out for when shopping for one?
The first editions had interchangeable lenses. I have the 3rd/most modern version - GW690III. I think all these cameras have shutter counts on the underside which is meant to show how many rolls of film are shot through them. Thing is, they are very easy to reset so cannot be trusted! What matters is the general condition of the camera.
I bought mine locally because the few that I bought (and returned) from Japan came with hazy viewfinders and fungus in the lens. Of course they were sold as Mint +++...
It makes a funky sound when you fire the shutter (a leaf shutter) which actually comes somewhere from the film counter mechanism. Crazy good lens. Super easy to use camera. You can check mine out sometime if you want a hands on to see if you'd actually like it. I'm in Sac until this summer.
Desmolicious wrote
Alpha_Geist wrote
Desmolicious wrote
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?
The first editions had interchangeable lenses. I have the 3rd/most modern version - GW690III. I think all these cameras have shutter counts on the underside which is meant to show how many rolls of film are shot through them. Thing is, they are very easy to reset so cannot be trusted! What matters is the general condition of the camera.
I bought mine locally because the few that I bought (and returned) from Japan came with hazy viewfinders and fungus in the lens. Of course they were sold as Mint +++...
It makes a funky sound when you fire the shutter (a leaf shutter) which actually comes somewhere from the film counter mechanism. Crazy good lens. Super easy to use camera. You can check mine out sometime if you want a hands on to see if you'd actually like it. I'm in Sac until this summer.
Feb 24, 2021 at 11:10 AM
p.828 #18Post your recent film shots!
F5 + neopan400@400
INZ_7287 by Ricky Cheong Photography, on Flickr
INZ_7287 by Ricky Cheong Photography, on FlickrFeb 24, 2021 at 11:12 AM
p.828 #19Post your recent film shots!
Desmolicious wrote:
Haha! Maybe that’s why I don’t mind the weight of the SL and lenses.
I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<May I suggest something more compact?
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?The 67II is my only medium format camera. I wouldn’t mind getting another medium format film camera. I’ve heard wonderful praise about the GW690. Plus, it’s a fixed lens and no need to swap lenses. Are there any specifics I need to look out for when shopping for one?The first editions had interchangeable lenses. I have the 3rd/most modern version - GW690III. I think all these cameras have shutter counts on the underside which is meant to show how many rolls of film are shot through them. Thing is, they are very easy to reset so cannot be trusted! What matters is the general condition of the camera.
I bought mine locally because the few that I bought (and returned) from Japan came with hazy viewfinders and fungus in the lens. Of course they were sold as Mint +++...
It makes a funky sound when you fire the shutter...Show more →
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Alpha_Geist wrote
Desmolicious wrote
Alpha_Geist wrote
Desmolicious wrote
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?
I bought mine locally because the few that I bought (and returned) from Japan came with hazy viewfinders and fungus in the lens. Of course they were sold as Mint +++...
It makes a funky sound when you fire the shutter...Show more →
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p.828 #20Post your recent film shots!
Alpha_Geist wrote:
Haha! Maybe that’s why I don’t mind the weight of the SL and lenses.
I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<May I suggest something more compact?
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?The 67II is my only medium format camera. I wouldn’t mind getting another medium format film camera. I’ve heard wonderful praise about the GW690. Plus, it’s a fixed lens and no need to swap lenses. Are there any specifics I need to look out for when shopping for one?The first editions had interchangeable lenses. I have the 3rd/most modern version - GW690III. I think all these cameras have shutter counts on the underside which is meant to show how many rolls of film are shot through them. Thing is, they are very easy to reset so cannot be trusted! What matters is the general condition of the camera.
I bought mine locally because the few that I bought (and returned) from Japan came with hazy viewfinders and fungus in the lens. Of course they were sold as Mint +++...
It makes a funky sound when you fire the shutter (a leaf shutter) which actually comes somewhere from the film counter mechanism. Crazy good lens. Super easy to use camera. You can check mine out sometime if you want a hands on to see if you'd actually like it. I'm in Sac until this summer.(Saving for later. Will reply )
Fully agree with Huss' comments earlier. I've had version II of the Fuji GSW690 (65mm f4.0 lens) and I really enjoy using it despite its size. Here is an image taken recently with expired Fuji Provia 100F film.
Desmolicious wrote
Alpha_Geist wrote
Desmolicious wrote
Alpha_Geist wrote
Desmolicious wrote
I like how your Pentax 67 is your carry around camera!I really need to use my other film cameras. I fear they’re getting jealous. >_<
Perhaps a Fuji GW690?
I bought mine locally because the few that I bought (and returned) from Japan came with hazy viewfinders and fungus in the lens. Of course they were sold as Mint +++...
It makes a funky sound when you fire the shutter (a leaf shutter) which actually comes somewhere from the film counter mechanism. Crazy good lens. Super easy to use camera. You can check mine out sometime if you want a hands on to see if you'd actually like it. I'm in Sac until this summer.
)Fully agree with Huss' comments earlier. I've had version II of the Fuji GSW690 (65mm f4.0 lens) and I really enjoy using it despite its size. Here is an image taken recently with expired Fuji Provia 100F film.
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Feb 24, 2021 at 01:42 PM