Let's See Your Film Shots

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another from me!


Bluecoat by Rob Rossington, on Flickr

[Seawolf66]

Here is a couple of new ones for me , taken with an old TLR called Toyocaflex and the front of the camera looks like a Rollieflex automat from the 1939 and up :
this camera does a nice job with the Fuji pro 160C negative film :

[rrphoto]

Originally Posted by Bob in GV

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I keep coming back to this shot, theres just something about it! The sharpness, the DOF, the comp, the way the light is subtly highlighting bits of the car, its just great!

[Bob in GV]

Thanks. I hope to get time soon to get more film photos up.

[jcc]

Playing around with some expired film. Shot with a Canon Rebel Ti with FUJICOLOR ISO 400, then converted to B&W.

[Andysnapper]

Nice, love that grain.

Andy

[Andysnapper]

Here's a few from me taken on Saturday in Manchester on an Olympus Trip 35 and Fuji Reala 200 film.

Windswept


Which is the real head


I love Manchester


I'm very impressed with the Oly, a lovely little camera to use and very inconspicuous.

Cheers

Andy

[lainey]

here is some that i took with my pentax ME super

[rrphoto]

Another couple from me;

Barmouth Bridge/ Pont Abermaw by Rob Rossington, on Flickr


Penrhyn Point by Rob Rossington, on Flickr

And Finally;

Barmouth Bridge/Pont Abermaw by Rob Rossington, on Flickr

[shadowman]

Originally Posted by ELSELS

Hello,

Are you scanning the photos, and posting..?

Wondering how one goes about to share their photos (from film cameras)?

Thanks!

Ed

I just recently got back into film and I can either have the developer save to disk or I can use my scanner to duplicate the photograph or scan the negative. It's been awhile since I have tried the scanner so I can't remember which method of scanning produces the better duplicate.