Film General Thread

>>3029063
show shit done with the nishika.

>>3029065
Just got it. Going to do a test roll this week to make sure it works, then I'm flipping it. Will post a few towards the end of the week.

>>3029063
can someone tell me why everyone loves pro400h so much?

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Just bought some of this. Anyone tried this out before?

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>>3029069
It's beautiful film imo

>>3029073
yeah if only you could hit focus tho

Why is getting your film developed and scanned so fucking expensive? it's almost like $20 a roll in NYC.

>>3029110
>why is this jew city so expensive?

>>3029110
Do it yourself or send it away to be developed. Neither are difficult

>>3029113
Send it to who?

>>3029112

Yeah, I guess I should expect a city full of these big nosed bandits to be ridiculously expensive.

>>3029116
TheDarkRoom is alright, there's probably hundreds of places that you could send it off to.

If you grow the balls to do it yourself the dev costs comes to less than a dollar for a roll

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>>3029069
its nice.

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>>3029117

I live in an apartment, I dont really have room to have barrels and shit laying around.

>>3029119
wait did you also post one with a big wooden cable spindle?

that was pro400h?

>>3029120
I think you may have a misconception of how big developing gear is.

A Paterson tank is the size of a jug of milk and that's pretty much the only thing you need. The chemicals come in ~500ml bottles or less. All you need is a room (or darkbag) that is totally dark with no windows, most people use their bathrooms at night. After you load the film in darkness you can do the rest in your kitchen sink. It's stupid easy and takes up no space at all

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>>3029124
yeah it was 400h too. good memory lol.

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>>3029127
I was trying to figure out what film it was

glad I finally found out

what are you shooting with?

>>3029125
Is there a tutorial or anything to read? I'm intrigued now.

>>3029125
>>3029130
dude start developing asap. i posponed it for so long and its so simple and easy a kid could do it. its literally lots of water + developer + fixer. and the tank. youre lucky you live in an appartment because most have bathrooms that are super dark.

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>>3029129
those were done with a pentax 67.

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>>3029130
Yeah lad just youtube it, search 'B&W film developing tutorial' or something.

The basic process is this:

go into your totally dark room (or bag) with your paterson tank, the roll of film, a pair of scissors and a can opener. turn off the lights, wait for a couple minutes for your eyes to adjust (since it might not actually be totally dark). Grab your roll of film and the can opener and pop open the top. Pull out the spool inside and prepare for film to go everywhere. Scrabble around in the dark and film the leader of the film. Grab your scissors and cut the leader off, leaving a rounded section. Grab your reel, load the film into the 'ears' of the reel and start slowly walking it onto the reel. This will only take a 45 seconds or so to get the film onto the reel. Once you feel the spool from the cannister hit the reel, grab your scissors and cut it off, then reel the last bit of film onto the reel.

Get your reel, place it on the center spool of the tank and then put the tank back together, making sure to put the light tight lid on. You can turn on the lights now, and that's the hard part done. Practise all this with an old roll of film in the light so you can do it down pat.

The next part is the actual developing.

Developer goes in. You agitate and wait for the certain amount of time.

Developer goes out. Water goes in. Agitate, and water goes out.

Fixer goes in. Agitate, wait for certain amount of time. Fixer goes out.

Aaaaannd you're done. Screw off the light tight lid, look at your negatives for a sec, then let the negatives sit under running water for 10 minutes or so. Hang to dry

>>3029065
>>3029067
>>3029063
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiamqxOIdL0

T H I R D D I M E N S I O N

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>>3029081
The RF was off at that time unfortunately. Another 400H shot.

>>3029120
Space is not an issue when it comes to develop film. I load my tank on the toilet seat in a 2'x3' room since it has no windows. After the film is loaded into chill on my couch while developing and fixing.

how do i scan the film on the v700?
emulsion side facing the glass?
or other way around?

Got a nikon fm2 with 50mm 1.8g lens rykkor for 75 bucks. Pretty good deal?

>>3029139
>>3029134

How do you guys scan them once they're developed?

I found a nishika the other day for 3 dollars. Going to take it on holiday.

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>>3029168
DSLR scan or a dedicated scanner.

I use a Plustek 8200ai, you could pick one up for less than $200 used. Pays for itself after about 10 rolls

here's a raw scan from it

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>>3029168
epson v500.

>>3029175
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Does the quality suffer from being done at home?

>>3029183
If anything the quality is a lot better than what I get from a lab. You also get a lot more control over colour grading and whatnot

>>3029183
labs apply presets, crop and do lots of shitty shit over the photos. self scan is the way, or by someone that knows what hes doing, not a lab.

>>3029183
I just did my first roll of film with a kit at home and it's way more simple then I thought it would be.

I'm very glad I did it.
One thing though to non newbies. I know you're meant to store film in the cold but what about developer, blix and stabiliser?

>>3029139
Is the process the same for colour? I'm getting a scanner but also considering developing at home too.

>>3029204
I'm interested in developing at home too now, would also like to know the process for color.

>>3029207
Just youtube "developing c41 film" and what the 18 minute long video

>>3029110
NZ fag here. Damn broe, store in my town does it for $10, cant imagine paying $20 for that shit

Do I keep film in the fridge or freezer? I'm guessing fridge if you shoot often, and freezer for long term storage?

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Took the CMEHA along for some logging.

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Wish I got some action shots but I had to do the cutting, couldn't let my hapless madman uncle kill himself and fell one on the tractor.

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Reeling in the catch with a log winch powered by the tractor.

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A closer look at this unholy contraption. Don't want to be anywhere near it when it's running.

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Uncle on his way to rig chokers on the last remaining logs.

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One more look at our old Valmet, early 60's model with the optional cabin. These things were built to run until doomsday and any fault can be fixed with a monkey wrench and a can of oil. Engine runs on pretty much anything. It'll probably still be running fine when I enter my grave.

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A murky gas station shot to call it a day. Smena Symbol with T-43 f/4, RPX400 stand developed in Rodinal.

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>>3029173
It's a very camera, good luck!

>>3029193
Cool and dark is all you need. Congrats on getting started!

>>3029212
>I'm guessing fridge if you shoot often, and freezer for long term storage?

Exactly. The only film in my freezer is IR stuff because I basically never shoot it.

>>3029225
Cool shot.

>>3029225
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>>3029234
Pretty cool anon

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>>3029072
It's not the best. Looks better at 50, pic related. Not very sharp for such slow film.
Fuji is just as cheap.

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>>3029250
Looks so similar to Kodak Colorplus that I'm suspecting a rebrand.

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>>3029253
Yep, it's Kodak coloured when you dev it too.
Consensus seems to be that it's actually Vericolor 100.

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>>3029262
>>3029253
>lets rebrand ancient film and put silly names and charge jew prices

i hate lomo.

>>3029262
Brisbro?? This street looks familiar

>>3029267
Pretty sure it's Latrobe terrace in Padington

>>3029265
>3.5euro each
If you think that's jew pricing, I think you need to check the mirror, Ishmael.
>inb4 no reflection

I'd rather pay $5AUD for lomo branded kodak than $8 for Kodak branded Kodak that's no better (Gold200).

How's Agfacolor Vista 100? There's 48 27exp rolls local for $110. I'm about out of c41 35mm. Worth grabbing?

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Some pictures from a recent trip (will make a proper thread once I have all of them developed)

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i have a yashica electro 35 in perfect condition EXCEPT for the viewfinder which is fogged. is it too difficult to pull it appart to clean it? i dont want to fuck up shit. i need to sell it.

Where to buy c41 kit and how many rolls can one kit produce?

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>>3029465
>what is google
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/109267-REG/Tetenal_T109306_C_41_Press_Kit_for.html

http://www.firstcall-photographic.co.uk/tetenal-colortec-c-41-rapid-negative-kit-1-litre/p6690

https://www.fotoimpex.de/shopen/chemistry/tetenal-colortec-c-41-negative-kit-rapid-1000-ml-for-12-16-films.html

https://www.macodirect.de/en/chemistry/color-chemistry/c-41/4537/tetenal-colortecc-c-41-kit-for-1l

https://www.amazon.com/Ultrafine-Unicolor-Powder-Developer-Liter/dp/B00OU6LXUG

>>3029469

Do you need all that stuff in order to develop your film?

>>3029478
you need one of those

You also need a tank, maybe a changing bag (a dark room is also fine) and some other misc stuff (thermostat, funnel etc.)

GF dropped my rolleicord onto granite floor. The back lid was bent and unable to close. I bent it back by hand and it is now closing shut, but is slightly malformed along the edges, making me nervous about light leaks.

Was thinking I might get some air sealing rubber tape on there before I run an expensive roll through it, any experience?

>>3029478
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB8qXU7dkNk

Just keep everything at 100F / 38C at all times. Except the stabilizer at the end. Can be room temp as he says in the vid.

>>3029110

Where do you go? And are you getting only scanned to a CD or prints too? I usually go to Luster Photo on Avenue A

>>3029532
question the average photo labs scan your film at which pixel dimensions at average? and, do they give you JPEG or TIFF files?
should be great if they give you 16bpc tiff files but don't know if they do or do u have to take the film to a specialized lab to get that

So if I buy film like fujifilm 400 should I only shoot up to 400 iso?

Also to get the right shot what do you adjust first. Shutter speed? Aperture? Or iso?

>>3029552
i've heard that with film, you better overexpose a bit. the tonal curve in the highlights permits that. in fact i've found a great article on it:
http://terriniphoto.com/?p=6417

>>3029496
Id put a junk roll through and see if there's any leaks. Also sell that gf wtf

>>3029234
Glad to know RPX400 ponies up with the cloth details, as in >>3029230, not unlike Tri-X. Surprised you managed to hit focus so often given what a pig the CMEHA is, and that e.g. >>3029228 manage to be halfway properly composed.

(Itäeurooppalainen spotattu'd!)

>>3029496
>GF dropped my rolleicord
time to drop her too.

EBAY CHINESE CHANGING BAG

cop or not? any experiences?

>>3029496
>GF dropped my rolleicord
>rolleicord
>cord
She's signalling that only beta-manlets shoot pleb-tier Rolleis. Ante up niqqa. Pimp slap that ho, get a Planar Rolleiflex.

>>3029549
Odds are they will be JPEGs and <2000px on the long side. 99% of lab scans I've seen are pieces of shit and overpriced. That's why pretty much everyone scams themselves.

>>3029552
Shoot it at 400. As far as adjustment order goes, it doesn't matter. I typically try to keep my camera set to 1/125th and adjust the aperture accordingly. I almost always adjust shutter speed first and then aperture. I'm not a bokeh fag so I try to keep my aperture as small as possible. That's just me though, there's no right or wrong way so long as you end up closing correctly.

>>3029496
Seems like it could work, run a cheap test roll through it first after you fix it up. Luckily my gf has never dropped a camera of mine. Shes only accidently knocked my guitar over, snapping the neck...

So Nobody's tried Agfa Vista 100? It looks good from what I can see online...but would like to hear an actual opinion on it if possible. Also just realize I've dropped $350 on film in the past month...think I have a problem.

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Got my first mechanical film camera today, pic related. How hard is it going to be to transition from digital to this, /fgt/s? I'm currently using a Kodak Gold 200 roll, is that the best for this particular camera or does anyone have a better recommendation?

>>3029646
Yes, Kodak Gold 200 ist the best for this particular camera.

>>3029646
Kodak Gold is nice cheap film to use while you get the hang of things. Just bought 10 rolls of gold 100 myself!

>>3029646
Soviet lense coatings aren't exactly what you'd call "optimised" for american films. Everything will come out slightly red.
Try ORWO film.

>>3029110
yeah send it out. the lab by me is not the best but it's only 3.50 for color and 5.00 for black and white, 120 or 135.

>>3029110
I use a Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II. It's about $150, and it works quite well.

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Am I retarted or is it fucked to get a 120 roll on a Patterson reel? Holy fucking hell I've only been using steel reels and I went to throw a roll of portra on a Paterson and I think I right dicked the roll. Is it just me? On a side note colour deving went well today otherwise.

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>>3029687
yep, getting mf film on a paterson is hell.
Nwadays if I need to do a roll of 220 I use a paterson and load from the centre of the reel, as if it were a stainless. Soooooo much easier. (I do this because I don't have stainless 220 reels)
No reason you couldn't to it for 120 as well, and just get two rolls on the one reel into the bargain.

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>>3029687
It's easy as fuck. Don't push the film past the little ball bearings. Instead line it up and pull it through. Once you get the lead edge past that point do the typical twisting motion to put the rest of the roll on. I find 120 easier than 35mm. Lights off to lights back on takes less than a minute.

>>3029707
i have no idea what these other people are talking about Paterson tank made everything way easier and quicker...

Has anyone fucked around with a minolta cl? I found one at my dad's house that he said hasn't been touched in decades

>>3029729
>he said hasn't been touched in decades
just like his son lmaooooooo.

>>3029732
The struggles are real.

>>3029729
its a nice expensive tiny 35mm range finder with a meter ... its a good camera

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How do I prevent my film from sticking/jamming with Patterson / Samigon reels? I keep my reels very clean and just to make sure ordered a brand new one and had the same issue.

I shoot HP5+ and can feed the reel on for about 60 - 75% of the roll but then it begins to stick and jam resulting in either an entire lost roll or losing a bunch of shots.

I've tried techniques such as scrubbing the reels with hot water and heating them up a bit with a hairdryer before trying to feed it on but have failed every time.

When I first got my reels I was shooting Kentmere and had no issues feeding it on but now even kentmere gives me issue on the old reels and the brand new one.

Any tips would be great, I'm not switching to stainless steel because I'm already broke as it is.

>>3029752
The very start of the film likely has a bend in it. It needs to be perfectly straight otherwise it'll stop loading near the end of the roll.

Happens to me all the time. Just keep a level head and do it again until it works. Make sure the start of the film is nicely rounded

>>3029752
do you have a two reel tank? make sure you keep the correct two pieces of the reels together, if you swap them around the reels can be the wrong width. I fucked up a roll of 35 and a roll of 120 before I realized the reels weren't identical to each other

>>3029759
I always round the film off on the ends.

Would having the natural bend of the film be too much?

>>3029762
I do have a two reel tank but it happened on a brand new samigon reel that I got today also.

>>3029763
Rounding off does nothing for a Paterson reel. I've always left mine with hard corners, and have never had a problem. I also dry my reels for a couple of days after use, so they're bone dry when stored. That may change things.

>>3029707
Ahhh that makes sense pull through then just wind on the last little peice. I'm gonna give it another go tomorrow.

>>3029768
Mine are always as dry as possible

>>3029763
It depends. If you try loading the film emulsion side inwards and it doesn't load, try loading it with the emulsion side facing outwards and see if that helps.

90% of the time that works for me

can some folks post more pro 400h? i know a guy in ja pa n who is offering to order for me, free shippin from nippon

>>3029496
Discard woman, acquire sanity.

Bin that shitty TLR too before you catch medical gayness and start shooting HP5.

>>3029687
like >>3029707 said, it's easy.

Get yourself some kaiser or AP reels with the tabs if you're really having trouble. Even if you can't autofeed it, you can still push the film onto the reel gently with more success than 135.

>>3029646
How hard? You got yourself a Soviet camera, nigger. These things appear sturdy but can die on you at any time without warning. Open the back and fire the shutter several times at all speeds to see if it works at least for starters. Then google up the operating manual and read it through. Then google up how to calibrate the rangefinder because chances are you have to do that to get correct focus. Then google up sunny 16 to know how to expose at least in daylight conditions, or carry your digishitter along to meter with something.

The best film for your camera is the cheapest film you can find in your area until you know what you're doing, or until your FED breaks and you toss it in a junk pile wondering whatever you were thinking.

Christ, people. Soviet cameras are meme cameras. They are not reliable. They are not half as sturdy as they were built to appear. Usually the only damn thing worth anything on them is the lens. They're about the last thing any first-timer to film should get.

>>3029822
>this is what capitalist dogs actually think
Kamera is fine

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>>3029720
>>3029752
As I said, the key is to PULL the film through in the beginning. After that it should be smooth sailing. I don't even understand what could go wrong after that point. Your reels are completely dry, right?

>>3029769
It's a game changer. Last time I had issues loading a Paterson reel was back in HS (10 years ago) before I knew this trick.

>>3029793
Just copped 5 fresh pro-packs of 120 for $100 here in Japan. Here's another 400H

>>3029853
I always pull it through and make sure it's seated correctly.

The reels are 110% dry.

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>>3029865
My only other suggestion is to use your thumbs to lightly grip the film as you twist and turn the reel back and forth.

I honestly can't think of another thing you could be doing incorrectly. its definitely not the reel's fault, as me and others have zero problems loading film on the same exact reel. They're simple machines and it comes down to user error.

Another 400H.

>>3029737
Has a 40mm Rokkor on it too. I just need to get a battery for it to see if everything is actually working right.

>>3029752
Try this method anon: https://www.kpraslowicz.com/the-secret-to-loading-35mm-film-for-development-175

Basically pull the film all the way out of the canister and then snip the end and reverse it.

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>>3029752
When the film gets stuck, you just give the reel a few light slaps on the side with the flat of your hand.
Don't worry, you won't fuck the film or the reel, but you will unstick the film and be able to spool it on.

May have to repeated several times throughout the loading process, as your reels get older.

>>3029793
Just order some, you won't know if it works for you before you shoot it.

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Anyone know where i can buy washi film in tokyo?

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Man did I fuck this shot up.

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>>3030034
actually, i like it! all these diagonals, man. and the muted palette works very well at least for me

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>>3030054
Cheers. I don't like how he's merged with the air traffic control tower. In hindsight I should have times it one step earlier so he would be half in the shadow and half out. That would've been badass....

Same roll but felt this one worked better in black and white.

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Olymous OM-10
Sigma 28mm f2.8

Want to get a tetenal c-41 processing kit to dev my own film for the first time, however I'm in Aus and so can't order from BH Photo.
Any Australian's know where I can get something similar?

>>3030034
It's beautiful anon, don't be paranoid about it!

>>3030071
hope u get these girls working into "artistic" nudes

>>3029110
color house in nyc is $7 a roll for 120, can't imagine it's more than $8 for 35mm. Process only.
Volunteer at ICP or Bushwick Darkroom and use their scanners plus meet other photographers, have access to classes, and the ICP library. 100% profit.

>>3029110
Its the same in Ohio. I can imagine that they dont make much money off it anymore. Just like those little kid rides at the mall; they used to be .50 but now they charge 1.00 because what little people use it are forced to pay their prices

>>3030109
it's sold on amazon too, dunno if you guys got that yet

>>3030027
>big nosed cutie

oof

>>3030484
>>big nosed cutie
its a normal sized nose for a dog.

>>3029283

holy fuck this is nice

Lately every film thread gets less and less pictures posted the last couple have been a 10 to 1 ratio.

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>>3030484
She shoots Pentax exclusively too.
I think it's motion blur.
>>3030501
Says the guy not posting any pictures.

Pentax 50mm 1.7 shot, since it was discussed in the thread, and no one else is posting any pictures.

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>>3030034
It's one of my faves in this thread, and that's considering how most of them are pretty good in the first place. Love the shadows and the geometry, great job anon!

>>3030488
HOLY FUCKING SHITTTTTTTT LMAOOOOOOOO

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>>3030501
I think it's fairly understandable, since people have to wait until they develop their film and then usually dump it in the thread all at once.

I shoot ~1 roll of B&W a week, usually develop every sunday night and usually post my favorite photos from the roll that night as well. So for the rest of the week I have nothing else I want to post, but naturally I still want to contribute to discussion. I'd imagine others have similar habits

Here, have one I didn't post because it's not good

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Yo kurwa, come back dude. I'm getting my adapter ring tomorrow. At least one of the two arrived. I'm hoping it's the nice one from Portugal so I can use the 80mm on the Nikon FE. Gotta' finish the 800 Fuji reel in it, though.

>>3030564
given uv focuses further than infinity, a 80mm will have to be stopped down lots to catch stuff in its shallowish dof. unless you wanna macro flowers to have slightly different boring patterns appear. do portraits. uv portraits look stellar, like nothing else. If you need to reach me I'm over on the pee discord, for future reference.

Anyone tried using anamorphic lenses on 35mm film? Could be a neat way of getting that 'panoramic' look without having to sacrifice shots per roll

>>3030572
What is discord? You have any examples of portraits you'd be willing to post? I'm painfully eager.

If it's the 43-46mm ring that arrived, I might just skip straight to the LF, since X-ray is cheap and I have the dark room booked later this week. Only tricky part will be fitting it on a shutter, because I don't have any boards with a threaded hole for 39x0.75, and I don't have an appropriate flange anyways. I'm pretty sure the internal diameter of a copal 1 lens /is/ 39x0.75.


>>3030588

Isn't "panoramic" defined by the ratio?

>>3030590
Yeah probably. Anamorphic shots are usually expanded to 2.39:1 ratio in post-production which us usually defined as widescreen or panoramic format

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scan of some cheap holidays 35mm film. It's not bad for 2 euro.

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>>3030599
2/2

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>>3030601
>all those minecraft shadows

"No!"

dude, dont be such a jew when saving your files.

today i scored cool film from ebay. today was a good day.

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>>3030501
Despite me including in the thread description to post a photo with your reply...

>>3030541
Thanks anon. Gotta love the soft, after rain light.

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>>3030608
what it was homie?

>>3030608
ebay is a gold mine for film/film camera related stuff. I guess that's the benefit of normies selling off their old film gear

>>3030601
Looks great, terrible compression shadows aside. What lenses did you use?

>>3029119
>>3029127
Hey I had a question about the 67. I just got one and I've never used one before, but my film advance lever can still move after the shutter is cocked and the film is ready to shoot, it can still rotate normally forward with slight resistance I assume that's not normal? I couldn't find anything online, the camera works completely normal besides that.

>>3030622
some sweet neopan 400 120.

>>3030623
ive found some incredible stuff, most of it (like 99%) in perfect working order.

>>3030626
Some guy in here said he bought a canon SLR for like $7 a week ago. I've been looking for a good 35mm point and shoot and there's a ton of options.

>>3030626
Man, I've been eyeing some neopan 400 (also 1600 stuff). None of the auctions describe the storing conditions though...so I'm hesitant.

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>>3029063
Okay so I fucking love the aesthetic of old camera film boxes, does anybody have any cool ones they'd like to share? I'm trying to collect as many as I can.

I have one I saved from an anon forever ago, let me find it real quick.

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>>3030668
here it is

>>3030704
I

uh

what

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>>3030705
It's called "art", look it up you dirty plebian.

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>>3030704
>tfw the only qt girl who was willing to pose for nude pictures stopped being my friend before I could actually snap a session with her
Life is unfair.

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Finished the last couple rolls from a box of Superia I bought to test out a new body. I'll dump a few scans

Going to pick up some B/W rolls tomorrow and ease my way towards self-developing for the first time. Wish me luck, I have never had much flair for black and white.

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>>3030704
kino.

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>>3030704
Interesting concept

Shot this on industrial 400 back in September. I'm trying to get back into taking photos and wanna start developing my own stuff.

My film and dev shit is all here and I can finally go out and shoot my first roll, but I'm curious how long you should keep unshot film loaded in the camera. I don't go out shooting a lot so it might take me a couple weeks to finish a roll, and we're just coming out of summer here in Aus so it's starting to simmer down but it still gets pretty hot every now and again. Will this be a problem?

>>3030750
You won't have any issues over a couple weeks.

>>3030750
As long as the casing is sealed properly, you shouldn't have any problems keeping film in there for months.

>>3029646
well if you dont use such a shit fucking camera it's gonna be a lot easier to transition

also wtf, shooting film is easy as fuck, why do you need a support group?

>>3030590
The newest online chat client flavour, /p/'s irc has been mostly phased out with various private facebook groups and a discord server: https://discord.gg/WHRHSbc It's convenient for anonymous offline keeping in contact w/o having to use emails.

Are you confident enough to nail focus with sufficient shutterspeed for a portrait subject? Do an exposure comp. testroll first, imo, walk before you run etc.

>>3030750
You're right to think of that factor, but unless you're using ilford pan F (supposedly doesnt like sitting undeveloped) or something loke delta3200 with the camera left on a sunny windowsill (fast films degrade quicker) for three months, you shouldn't ever see any difference. Have fun with your first roll and try not to be too stingy/reserved - this is when you're learning how film behaves, after all. You're likely to forget what you did/how you shot and won't be able to draw conclusions for future rolls, if you put developing off too long.

>>3030770
why do you use a trip when you have yet to produce an image that doesn't look like a 200 year old accident?

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Was hyped as fuck on this roll. Came back super faded. God damn 15 year expired Provia. God damn newton rings too.

God damn the G1 is nice tho

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>>3030751
>>3030764
>>3030770
Alright that's good to know, cheers guys

>>3030510
I developed some film the other day but the pics aren't very good so I figured I'd spare people from looking at them.

>>3030893
well that never stopped shitters like catsby

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both pentax 50 A 1.7 and 400h

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>>3030922

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>>3030893
Maybe other people have similar excuses?
Making a post just to lament others not posting pictures, while not posting any yourself seems kind of lame.

>>3030897
Also this.

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>>3029063
are film shots all grainy? they don't look smooth like digital. i would shoot film but the grain is so ugly. not saying noise is better, but at least I can consistently shoot digital without any noise.

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>>3030968
life is made of atoms, life is granular in essence. film is made of grain, millions of loving grains.

do you love life, anon?

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>>3030969
Grain looks better than noise. Also it can be effectively eliminated by the right film and a good scanner.

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Took one too many bad photos on this roll.. anyone else have any more interesting mistakes?

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>>3030982
Mistakes thread?

My mju sometimes puts the frames very, very close together.

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>>3030983
that is pretty interesting

>>3030987
Yeah it's strange, it's not consistent from roll to roll. Battery related maybe...not enough strength in the take up spool. Or maybe the gears are just out of line. Either way I quite liked the effect on two otherwise boring shots. The way the buildings sort of twist together to form one thing.

>>3031000
>>3030983
3:2 is a shit aspect ratio anyway, a camera that save you film by automatically cropping is doing you a favour.

>>3031011
are there any film cameras that is designed that way? like, giving you a few more shots but at a 3:4 ratio for example?

>>3031016
the olympus pen takes half-35mm frame so it doubles your roll

>>3030969
thx I think I've ascended into a higher awareness

which 120 film should i buy for studio work if I want neutral colors

>>3030767
kek

>>3031027
I'll get shit on for this but Natura for high speed, ektar outdoors,and portra for studio most likely. Cinestill is also pretty good

is the pentax 645 any good for $250~

>>3031035

The electronics are jag tier unreliable

>>3031040
what about the pentax 645N or NII?? don't ask me why but I already have a couple 645 lenses.

>>3031041

I think it's time for you to jump into full format desu

>>3031041
go 6x6 or 6x7, pal. dont ask questions, just fucking do it.

OP deliver those 3D gifs you pussy ass faget.

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>>3031047

>not going 6x24

>>3030668
The old Tmax boxes are pretty dope

>>3031074
>no shooting exclusively 11x6 on ADOX CMS II

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>>3030770
Here she is. Now I have to finish this Fujipro 800 bullshit in there before I use it.

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>>3031079

>>3031045
>>3031047
honestly sounds great, used to shoot 4x5 slide film and i loved it, but never got one of my own. i just figure i'd save the money on lenses by buying into a system i'm already invested in.

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>>3031107
>gear
>investment

>>3031108
Sold a Leica M6 for 25% more than I bought it for after two years of ownership.

Wallstreet can eat my ass till the sun explodes, I'm making the real investments over here

>>3031111
Sold my Mamiya 6 for an extra $500 after 4 years of ownership.

I've also made an extra $600 flipping cameras since January.

If you know gear it can totally be an investment.

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>>3031055
Been too busy to shoot with that camera still. I'll load it up with a 24exp roll tonight and shoot some stuff tomorrow.

Her's some expired as fuck Provia. Check out that vsco-esque fade.

>>3029549

Last roll I got back from them, the photos were 3583 (W) x 2376 (H) - JPEGs at a little over 6 MB per file.

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compact camera beer tiers

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>>3031196
is the Olympus stylus good?

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>>3031198
The epic is great. If you can get one in good condition for <$150 go for it.

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>>3031055
not OP but here is one I took with mine, also have a nimslo to try

>>3031208
haaaa nice!

>>3031206
is that van der rohe's pavillion?

>>3031245
dw im retarded

>>3030982
>>3030983
these are so cool.

here's a missed focus I ended up somewhat enjoying

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>>3031295
sorry, forgot to resize.

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Camera Model	SP-3000
Camera Software	FDi V4.5 / FRONTIER355/375-1.8-0E-016
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Horizontal Resolution	72 dpi
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First time posting on /p/. Some great recent gear acquisitions have inspired me to shoot again.

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Dad shooting on a Mamiya I believe

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Sorry, some of these haven't been touched up quite yet. Just got a new scanner but don't have the dough for postprocessing software just yet :/

>>3031317
is that really the kind of thing you have to buy?

>>3031317
Damn dude I wouldn't be too happy with this scan at all. It's not a postprocessing thing it's just the scanner hasn't resolved any detail at all. I'm assuming this is 35mm film on a flatbed.

Also just pirate photoshop/lightroom and be done with it. Fuck paying adobe's extortionate prices

>>3031196
Where's the one liter can and two liter jug?

pentax zoom 90 wr or minolta sightseer zoom? which one to choose?

>>3031317
Cs2 is free you ding dong

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Is minolta xg1 and 50mm f1.7 for 65 euros a good deal?
pic rell. the camera

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>>3031450
You can generally find a Minolta for slightly cheaper than that on Ebay but I guess it's worth it for the lenses.

By the way, speaking on Minolta, I just found out my father has a Dynax 404si around the house and he pretty much just inherited it to me since he also became a digipleb and gives it no use. Is this camera any good? It's bundled in an old bag with two lenses, an AF-28-80 and a 70-210.

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Posted in another thread but thought it should go here seen as this was film. Looking for thoughts/critique

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Camera Model	FUJIFILM Corporation FEII software
Maker Note Version	0130
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Image Orientation	Top, Left-Hand
Horizontal Resolution	72 dpi
Vertical Resolution	72 dpi
Image Created	2017:02:23 13:36:53
Color Space Information	sRGB
Image Width	1212
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>>3031614
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Camera Model	FUJIFILM Corporation FEII software
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Image Orientation	Top, Left-Hand
Horizontal Resolution	72 dpi
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