Film Camera Week for September 29

Time to get our next weekly thread started. As many photos as you like from your film camera. I'll start with a few.

From a few years back

downtown Starkville, Tri-X, Minolta XE-5

 

From same roll, but with flash

Pearl waiting for the food dish to be serviced

 

more Starkville, same gear and film

 

This film was developed not long after it was exposed, but I didn't scan it until this week.

One of Hermione's favorite spots

A busy couple of days ahead, so I'll get in early with a series of images from one of my old favorites, the Canon FTb with a 50mm Canon FD SSC f/1.4 lens. The film was Kentmere 100 developed in PMK Pyro, With a little luck I'll find some more to post, later in the weekend.

 

Fernside

 

 

Haute Couture

 

 

High Street North and South

 

 

Mill

 

 

Oasis

 

 

Trapped

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pole and clouds. Nikon FM2n, Zeiss Milvus 1.4/50, B+W 022, FP4+,

Downtown Starkville. FM2n,Nikkor 35mm f1.4, 022, FP4+.

Mill that is now a conference center. FM2n, Milvus 1.4/50, medium yellow filter 022, FP4+.

Mill windows, FM2n, Milvus 1.4?50, 022, FP4+.

Newly acquired Nikon FT2 with 58mm 1.4 lens ( I had to buy a whole lot of stuff in order to have the 58mm lens )

Anyways here are few taken during my split time at work , downtown Louisville ....

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Zeiss Contax Ic (or version 4) with 50mm f/2.8 Tessar, Fomapan 100.

1/100th in the sports group of shutter speeds seem to be a little fast ;)

Hello everyone. This scenic was taken last month upon returning from some kart racing in Spokane, Wa. I had only taken the Fed-2's for the race (dumb, should have had a MF folder along) so the 400 film is not the greatest for grain. Even a G filter could not punch thru the horrid smoke enveloping the area from fires roaring thru the Western States & B.C. OA development & V800 scan. Bill

 

Yashica D HP5

Some large format stuff: Horseman Woodman 45 4x5 Field camera:

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Here are a few frames from a Kodak Bantam. This camera used 828 film and produced negative sized 40x28mm. 8 shots on a paper backed film. In these photos I've used standard 35mm films as you can see by the sprocket holes in the frame.

 

 

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My parent's camera was that same Bantam. I still have it and have posted a few from it'till use it. Great camera and shots.

I decided to run a few through a Smena & since I read that the lens is superior (LOMO lens). Very simillar to the Smena 8 which holds the worlds record for the most sales of any single model. I think it might have been meant to use a film pack and that is why it was plagued with light leaks. It was purposed for novice photography students and has a toy like quality to it.. I am posting the shots that I could salvage from the light leaks. Converting to BW helps a lot. Used Afga 200 film.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike G - Hermione in the window is sweet. I'm not really a cat lover, but love the image and sometimes a rare feline.

 

I've been in desperate need of some tone porn. Rick delivers like clockwork. :) 'Don't know if its just my eyes, but I don't see Kentmere look this rich from others. You also do Acros wonderfully & I gave up on it.

 

JamesB - Mill shots are nice. 'Love the low cam position on the first one.

 

The toy soldier statue delivered the goods w/ that Nikon. Nicely done, Erko.

 

Marcel - wonderful composition on the cruiseliner & Cafe Rotterdam.

 

Bertliang - what's up w/ the chain link fences? Each time you shoot them, they give all the goodies we'd expect from LF. Sharp, clear, depth of texture & tone. You make them look good.

 

'Very cool - being able to keep using the Bantam w/ 35mm, Greg.

Just a couple from the last roll of PanF before losing the winder. Cedar Creek and the Grist Mill.

 

f11 for the mill, f`16 for the creek - 'bout 1/4s, 3s respectively.

Mike G - Hermione in the window is sweet. I'm not really a cat lover, but love the image and sometimes a rare feline.

 

I've been in desperate need of some tone porn. Rick delivers like clockwork. :) 'Don't know if its just my eyes, but I don't see Kentmere look this rich from others. You also do Acros wonderfully & I gave up on it.

 

JamesB - Mill shots are nice. 'Love the low cam position on the first one.

 

The toy soldier statue delivered the goods w/ that Nikon. Nicely done, Erko.

 

Marcel - wonderful composition on the cruiseliner & Cafe Rotterdam.

 

Bertliang - what's up w/ the chain link fences? Each time you shoot them, they give all the goodies we'd expect from LF. Sharp, clear, depth of texture & tone. You make them look good.

 

'Very cool - being able to keep using the Bantam w/ 35mm, Greg.

No need to use 35 mm film on the Bantam with the help of a wood lathe I cut down a roll of 120 film and load it in 15 minutes and if cut from the right end the backing paper numbers line up with the view windows to give me all I need for advancing to the next frame. It is so simple and fast. I will do my next photos with the bantam. With the other portion of t(e film I have enough to use the large to ha e a 16 mm role. And no 35 mm perforations on the sides.