Lincoln City, Oregon. Mamiya 645 Super, 45mm, Ektar. Scanning and post processing my color film is an adventure for me. I often swing and miss but it's enjoyable.
Contax T3 & Fujifilm Venus 800. This stock has a nice looking rebate ... a little Bob Marley'ish I think it's the same as Fuji Superia 800 but not sure.
deang001 wrote:
Contax T3 & Fujifilm Venus 800. This stock has a nice looking rebate ... a little Bob Marley'ish I think it's the same as Fuji Superia 800 but not sure.
Desmolicious wrote:
Love the blurred modern car in front of the old car mural!
Thanks - actually I took two frames with and without car. For the one with the car as shown here, I used a slower shutter time about 1/60 sec by stopping down the aperture (I had no time to attach the ND filter which would have been another option). I had no idea at the time when taking the photo that the passing car would blur out in a shape like in the graffiti above!
Every few months I get a chance to dust off the trusty Hasselblad 503cx and expose some film. Shot a series on a hike with my wife with the 80/2.8 and a roll of Tri-X 400. Here's the first:
grahamgibson wrote:
Every few months I get a chance to dust off the trusty Hasselblad 503cx and expose some film. Shot a series on a hike with my wife with the 80/2.8 and a roll of Tri-X 400. Here's the first:
You should dust it off more often!
A few from the Yashica Mat 124G + Acros 100 (expired)
I think it's the same as Fuji Superia 800 but not sure. 
