To All You Film Shooters

[HuBBaTheMan]

Oh. forgot to post in this thread =) This was shot with a Mamiya 645 AFD w. 80mm f3.5 Macro, Fuji Reala film and scanned on an Epson V500.

YAAAY PICCIES!

More will come

[Pony]

Got an interesting website, Freestyle Photographic Supplies .Love those 645's.Got an ETRSi,Bronica.Looking hard at the Pentax 645AF or the Mamiya 645AFD.Suppose it will come down to lense prices.Shot a karate school with Kodak 400VC.92 people in the group photo,20x30 enlargement made and no hint of grain.The Bronica was hard to focus in the low light so an AF camera is next.

[Kiron Kid]

Kodak Portra 800, rated at 640.

[SecondFocus]

Great photo Kiron Kid! Really great!

[southpaw]

"Low Fat". A '50 Merc taken at the James Dean Festival a few years ago.

Minolta Maxxum 7000
28-135 zoom
probably Fuji Reala

First photo post. Luv this thread..comments welcome

[Pony]

Great shot.That Merc and film have more in common,now.Made to last and still keep Gittin It!

[stsinner]

Originally Posted by southpaw

"Low Fat". A '50 Merc taken at the James Dean Festival a few years ago.

Minolta Maxxum 7000
28-135 zoom
probably Fuji Reala

First photo post. Luv this thread..comments welcome

Hey, nice to see someone else who goes to James Dean. Here's my dad with his Ford truck that has a Lincoln Continental V8 in it that he takes to James Dean every year. These were shot with his cheap camera that he's holding in his hand, and I scanned them with my cheap little HP photo scanner that I bought at Wal Mart.

[southpaw]

Nice "Hot Rod". I have probably seen it at the festival, but haven't been there in a few years.

[traveler]

I have a Canon EOS 850 with the Canon Zoom EF 35-70mm 1:3.5-4.5 and a Sigma Zoom 100-300mm 1:4.5-6.7 UC.
Plenty of pictures taken, just how do I post them here?

Julian

PS: Also have a Canon A560, Canon A590IS, Nikon L3 and a L12 point and shoot digital cameras.

[Jgolden]

I love film and its all i shoot, here are a few images i posted in the nature forum and the landscape forum, shot with a toyoview 45gII, 6x9 film back, provia 100f, kodak ektar 100, lenses used were mostly vintage ektars and some super angulons. thanks for this thread

[Jgolden]

nice shots everyone, im new to camel only been on here a couple of days and found the film forum, the pics i just posted were shot on provia 100f, here are a few more shot with kodak ektar 100, thanks again for this thread

[blumesan]

Jgolden
WELCOME TO THE CAMEL. Glad you like this thread. Enjoyed seeing your film images. Keep posting.

[Jgolden]

that is a beautiful shot of the marine in the cemetry

[blumesan]

Originally Posted by Jgolden

that is a beautiful shot of the marine in the cemetry

It is a beautiful and touching image. But I think the sergeant is Army, not USMC.

[Kiron Kid]

Originally Posted by Jgolden

that is a beautiful shot of the marine in the cemetry

Thanks to all for your kind replies. I just happened to be in the right place at the right time. I noticed him standing pensively over a gravesite, and figured it was a buddy or loved one. As Soldiers often do, I thought that he may salute the grave, so I focused and waited. About three minutes later, he saluted, and I tripped the shutter. He never knew that I was there. It took me year to track him down, but eventually I did. I presented him with a large metallic print of the image. He was quite touched by it. He also explained to me the details behind the gravesite and who it was. I've posted his letter to me on my Flickr site.



We stay in touch now.

Kiron Kid