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07/13/2010 10:46:16 AM · #401 |
The spacious darkroom in our atelier is in progress, so until it's finished I'll have to get along with the 1sqm darkroom-ish thing in my friends toilet. Still good enough for film developing and 24x30cm enlargements.
Anyway, here's some recent self developed B&W stuff (sorry for the big batch):
  
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07/17/2010 05:57:38 PM · #402 |
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07/25/2010 09:07:21 AM · #403 |
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08/08/2010 08:14:37 PM · #404 |
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08/15/2010 08:40:15 PM · #405 |
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08/22/2010 11:08:14 PM · #406 |
Kinda feels like I have my own little thread here. Anyone else out there shooting film??
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08/23/2010 02:30:01 PM · #407 |
| Yep, I have a few rolls waiting for me; hoping to develop them tonight after I complete the rollI in my ZeroImage pinhole, been holding me up. Our pinhole thread fizzled out as well so I'll post here. |
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08/28/2010 06:45:35 PM · #408 |
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09/01/2010 01:49:06 AM · #409 |
Finally something to post. Slow process.
Message edited by author 2010-09-01 03:33:21. |
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09/01/2010 03:24:45 AM · #410 |
| I haven't shot any film in a long while, but this might be the place to seek advice. My daughter is getting married in October ( to her partner of 20 years ) and naturally I will take a lot of photos with my digital cameras. I also have a Nikon F60 with a Tamron 28-200mm lens which is probably a better camera than any of my others (it certainly cost a lot more ). The question is, should I take it and maybe complicate things and make it more of a juggle to get the shots I want, or should I rely on my Canon SX10IS point and shoot, with emergency back-up from my lesser digitals? |
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09/01/2010 03:28:24 AM · #411 |
Originally posted by jomari:
I haven't shot any film in a long while, but this might be the place to seek advice. My daughter is getting married in October ( to her partner of 20 years ) and naturally I will take a lot of photos with my digital cameras. I also have a Nikon F60 with a Tamron 28-200mm lens which is probably a better camera than any of my others (it certainly cost a lot more ). The question is, should I take it and maybe complicate things and make it more of a juggle to get the shots I want, or should I rely on my Canon SX10IS point and shoot, with emergency back-up from my lesser digitals? |
I would think you'd want to be "mom" for the day. Carrying an F60 and 28-200mm lens will get quite cumbersome.
My follow-up question is: What kind of lighting? Day, night, indoor, outdoor, in shade?
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09/01/2010 03:48:04 AM · #412 |
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Originally posted by jomari:
I haven't shot any film in a long while, but this might be the place to seek advice. My daughter is getting married in October ( to her partner of 20 years ) and naturally I will take a lot of photos with my digital cameras. I also have a Nikon F60 with a Tamron 28-200mm lens which is probably a better camera than any of my others (it certainly cost a lot more ). The question is, should I take it and maybe complicate things and make it more of a juggle to get the shots I want, or should I rely on my Canon SX10IS point and shoot, with emergency back-up from my lesser digitals? |
I would think you'd want to be "mom" for the day. Carrying an F60 and 28-200mm lens will get quite cumbersome.
My follow-up question is: What kind of lighting? Day, night, indoor, outdoor, in shade? |
It will be a beach wedding - 1.30 pm in Queensland, Australia. Lighting is up to the gods. The reception will be indoors, lighting unknown at this stage. |
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09/01/2010 04:00:02 AM · #413 |
Originally posted by jomari:
It will be a beach wedding - 1.30 pm in Queensland, Australia. Lighting is up to the gods. The reception will be indoors, lighting unknown at this stage. |
So wedding in daylight (with natural reflectors - the sand) and reception ability to move around and use flash. IMO, your Power Shot should be quite adequate.
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09/01/2010 09:28:36 AM · #414 |
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09/02/2010 03:01:46 AM · #415 |
Clyde Butcher Interview
This should link to episode 10, an in depth TV interview with one of the greatest large format film photographers of our time. He talks a lot about the actual experience of going out and "getting the shots" as well as spending time to tell about his darkroom techniques and adventures along the way.
I hope that the interview is still up when you check the link.
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09/02/2010 06:37:15 PM · #416 |
Yes. Mom for the day if it were me. Or Dad in my case. You could scatter disposable film cameras for the guests to take film images for you.. Congratulations by the way!
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Originally posted by jomari:
I haven't shot any film in a long while, but this might be the place to seek advice. My daughter is getting married in October ( to her partner of 20 years ) and naturally I will take a lot of photos with my digital cameras. I also have a Nikon F60 with a Tamron 28-200mm lens which is probably a better camera than any of my others (it certainly cost a lot more ). The question is, should I take it and maybe complicate things and make it more of a juggle to get the shots I want, or should I rely on my Canon SX10IS point and shoot, with emergency back-up from my lesser digitals? |
I would think you'd want to be "mom" for the day. Carrying an F60 and 28-200mm lens will get quite cumbersome.
My follow-up question is: What kind of lighting? Day, night, indoor, outdoor, in shade? |
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09/02/2010 07:09:49 PM · #417 |
Originally posted by bspurgeon:
Finally something to post. Slow process.
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Love the second one, My favorite camera :) What lens you got on it? |
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09/02/2010 07:25:30 PM · #418 |
Originally posted by JayA:
What lens you got on it? |
I was about to ask the exact same thing. Looks like a one-point-something. |
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09/02/2010 07:52:45 PM · #419 |
Originally posted by bvy:
Originally posted by JayA:
What lens you got on it? |
I was about to ask the exact same thing. Looks like a one-point-something. |
Who needs 1.# when you have bellows :D |
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09/02/2010 09:35:19 PM · #420 |
Lens is a Mamiya 90mm K/L f/3.5
That image was @ f/3.5
eta: paid $85 for the lens
Message edited by author 2010-09-02 23:45:43. |
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09/03/2010 06:43:13 AM · #421 |
Originally posted by bspurgeon:
Lens is a Mamiya 90mm K/L f/3.5
That image was @ f/3.5
eta: paid $85 for the lens |
Thats the lens I have :) |
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09/03/2010 09:00:05 AM · #422 |
I wish I still had a darkroom. Here are a couple from when I did. Processed in Dektol if I remember correctly.
Here's one from a 1969 antiwar demonstration on 6th Ave in NY between 41st and 42nd Streets. Camera: Konica 35mm (forgot model). Lens 135mm Hexanon.
This was a "sit-in" war protest at Wall St & Broadway. Camera: Olympus Pen-F half frame. Film: Plus-X.
Message edited by author 2010-09-11 16:30:38. |
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09/05/2010 08:22:50 PM · #423 |
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09/08/2010 09:04:42 AM · #424 |
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09/08/2010 03:02:02 PM · #425 |
Just in case anyone is interested...
Minolta 35mm gear for sale.
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