Let's See Your Film Shots

[The35mmUser]

A newbie photographer here, got an Argus C3 Rangefinder and completely fell in love with the feel and look of not only the camera but the images that came of it. This was my 2nd roll I believe...criticism and tips are appreciated. (:

[jcc]

If you did not want to silhouette your subjects, you should expose for the darkest area that you want to see details.

It's easier to recover detail from over exposed highlights, but impossible to pull anything out of clipped shadows. This is the opposite mantra in digital photography.

[shadowman]

Originally Posted by gsgary

Just joined so i thought i would share some of my film shots taken with my Mamiya C330 fitted with 80F2.8 Sekor lens

Southwell Minster stained glass, Fuji Reala


and a crop of the above


Ilford HP5




Lumsdale, Ilford FP4




Casa Hotel Chesterfield, Ilford FP4

Very nice black and whites, the stained glass looks good also.

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2012022008 by J E, on Flickr


Blue Swirl 2 by J E, on Flickr


07021104 by J E, on Flickr


04071110 - resized by J E, on Flickr


08251104 by J E, on Flickr

[Mister Sith]

I'll join! Shot on a Bronica SQ-A with a Zenzanon 80mm f/2.8. The first 3 on Kodak TMAX 100, and the bottom three on Portra 160. The B&W have minor edits to match their darkroom prints.

[R. House]

Here's one from my Nikon N90s using Kodacolor Gold 100. Scanned with a Minolta Dual III.

[Bob in GV]

One from several years ago.
Nikon FTn with Nikkor 135mm f/3.5 non-AI on Plus-X.

[k soze]

Here are a couple from my first and second roll of film with my new to me RZ 67

Kodak Ektar 100


Kodak Ektar 100


Porta 160


Porta 160

[photojazz54]

Girls enjoying a pool dip in Naples Florida.
Camera: Nikon F5

[photojazz54]

Nephews captured with RB67.