Good ol' FILM - Ongoing Image thread

Nikon AF-S Nikkor 85mm f/1.4G

02/10/2011 03:13:24 AM · #476

Another from the Voigtlander Dynomatic point and shoot.

JamesA

Nikon D800

02/10/2011 07:31:02 PM · #477

Just uploaded the rest of the pictures from my recent visit to ChambrÃ© Hardman's (wiki) studio and house at 59 Rodney Street, Liverpool which is maintained by the national trust. link
His house and studio are exactly the way they he left them when he lived there, still having the same food in the kitchen and same set up in the studio.. Its like stepping back in time.

All pictures taken with Pentax Super ME and Ilford Delta 3000

Covert_Oddity

Nikon D700

Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

02/11/2011 11:16:40 AM · #478

Here's some from the first roll I developed myself, taken on my recent holiday in the Scottish Highlands.

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02/11/2011 06:26:28 PM · #479

What an interesting visit that must have been..

Originally posted by JamesA:

Panasonic Lumix G 14mm F2.5 ASPH

02/14/2011 09:08:17 AM · #480

Mephisto

Nikon Coolpix A

02/15/2011 04:27:19 PM · #481

I got myself a new toy, it's sort of an adult version of the fisherprice cam:

ubique

Olympus PEN-F

Olympus 17mm f/1.8 M.Zuiko

02/15/2011 04:57:45 PM · #482

Man that thing is a monster, Christophe! I'm not so used to looking at colour here, but the results are very good, and it's a pleasant change! Thank you.

ubique

Olympus PEN-F

Olympus 17mm f/1.8 M.Zuiko

02/15/2011 05:00:29 PM · #483

Originally posted by daisydavid:

They look just great don't they, all lined up that way? Like a part of a contact sheet. Remember how exciting it was, looking at contact sheets? Thanks!

Panasonic Lumix G 14mm F2.5 ASPH

02/15/2011 06:21:50 PM · #484

This almost feels like a revolution.

Mephisto

Nikon Coolpix A

02/15/2011 07:06:45 PM · #485

Originally posted by ubique:

Man that thing is a monster, Christophe! I'm not so used to looking at colour here, but the results are very good, and it's a pleasant change! Thank you.

thanks. the camera is actually pretty light compared to what i had to cope when carrying my mamiya equipment.
although i usually have a backup i can rely on when the main one fails, the fuji is gonna be the only camera on my travel to russia and ukraine next month to continue on my Chernobyl documentary "80km West".

this swiss photog //www.mariusborn.com/ made a documentary about Ojmjakon, the coldest inhabited village on earth (go to editorial--> "coldest place"), using a Fuji rangefinder (same as mine, but 6x9), so i'm rather confident that it's a solid cam. ;)

02/17/2011 04:10:34 PM · #486

In addition to our images, this seems like a great place to post film questions. Please let me know if the group disagrees, and I'll send a PM or start a new thread.

Ah, self-serving altruism...I'm American!

We have a perfect day for IR here in Southern California today, and I have the afternoon off. So, I purchased two rolls of 120 IR film. Ilford SFX 200 and Rollei 400. I will be using my Mamiya RB67 with a Mamiya Sekor C 50mm f/4.5 lens along with a Hoya72 infrared filter.

My question to the experienced is regarding exposure. Can I meter the scene based on the film speed or do I need to take filter in to account as well?

saintaugust

Canon EOS-550D Rebel T2i

02/17/2011 04:37:24 PM · #487

02/17/2011 06:46:47 PM · #488

Greetings, Ben! Some good info here --> Rollei IR400

You will have to increase the exposure quite a bit. Even better info here ---> Rollei IR400 more info

I think you will have to start with somewhere about 5 stops, and bracket. Good luck!

Originally posted by bspurgeon:

Nikon AF-S Nikkor 85mm f/1.4G

02/17/2011 06:55:26 PM · #489

Originally posted by tph1:

Thanks Tom. I also found the Ilford tech sheet.

JamesA

Nikon D800

02/17/2011 07:50:44 PM · #490

Forgot to post these negitive scans from last year. C-41 film developed in black and white chemicals.

Pentax ME/Random Colour Film/New York

Also check out this guy I just came across on flickr, some great analog experiments. Link to Flickr

02/19/2011 02:14:20 AM · #491

sir_bazz

Pentax K-5

Pentax FA 50mm f/1.4 AF

02/19/2011 04:33:21 AM · #492

Taken a few years ago but but I was looking at the scan tonight and liked it.

You guys think it was taken with a 75mm or 55mm prime? I'm guessing it was the 75mm.

bazz.

02/20/2011 01:01:50 AM · #493

First scan from my adventure with infrared. Test roll in my backyard. I would love some advice from those with experience.

02/20/2011 08:29:47 AM · #494

"I'm not sure if it's the scene, exposure, development, or post-processing that needs to be corrected."

You can rule out development and post processing as an issue. I think its the scene. The IR effect is workin' on the sky. I have had better results when the scene is more directly lit by sunlight. Shadows are tough, and of course anything dead or dormant won't be enhanced. I also think overexposure is more workable than underexposure.

Originally posted by bspurgeon:

First scan from my adventure with infrared. Test roll in my backyard. I would love some advice from those with experience.

02/20/2011 08:45:38 AM · #495

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02/20/2011 03:44:40 PM · #496

Thanks Tom, that helps.

Olympus 14-42mm f.3.5-5.6 ED Zuiko Digital Zoom

02/20/2011 09:26:42 PM · #497

jonkster

Olympus E-520

02/21/2011 05:19:40 AM · #498

just bought an old FED-2 (a Soviet copy of the Leica II) and ran a roll of film through to see if it worked... it did! :)

Fully manual so exposure without carrying a light meter is a bit hit and miss.

It is small but built like a tank.