Film Camera Week for January 26

Indeed the Northern hemisphere at my latitude at the moment leaves little possibility to make some decent photos, let alone of the quality of those already shared (which probably has more to do with me than with the weather though). So two photos from rolls that already starred here once before....

Yashica D, HP5 at ISO400 in HC110 dil. H.

Kiev 2a with Helios-103, HP5 at ISO400 in HC110 dil. H

For those of you in the Northern cold weather. Zeiss-Ikon Nettar 515/16, Novar lens, HP5+ in D-76 1:1 (pulled 1 stop). Porto de Galinhas (Pernambuco), Brazil.

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Seems a little slow on the thread this weekend; perhaps the Northern Hemisphere winter has many of our members hunkered down. I'll post a few frames featuring our annual Cruise Martinborough event, a four-day party that brings together hundreds of classic vehicles, mainly American, and their happy owners. It's quite an event, but sadly my involvement cost me an opportunity to meet up with our Tony Evans, who was passing through our area. Big regrets, Tony, hopefully we'll make it next time. Anyway, most of my shooting was done on the digital cameras but I did find time to shoot of a roll of Ilford FP4 Plus in a Nikon FE wearing a 33-70mm Zoom Nikkor f/3.3-4.5. The film was developed in PMK Pyro. The light was a little dull and the images lack sparkle, but a soft light does make photographing cars a little easier.

 

There was a market day running with the "Show and Shine" event that packed the town square with vehicles this morning, and I noticed this stall-holder creating a lot of interest with his "Retro Radio" business.

 

Retro Radios

 

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The Start

 

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Street Scene 001

 

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Harley

 

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Street Scene 004

 

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Kodachrome 25 - Nikkormat EL

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sunset rainbows over Gold Hill

JDMvW, Nice image. I wish I had known in the 60s & 70s that Kodachrome was the least likely to fade. My Kodachromes still have good colors my C41 and prints are badly faded/

I've had fair results with later Ektachrome when it was developed by Kodak.

I guess they weren't telling the others exactly everything, or maybe they were just more careful.

An objective look at color permanence is to be found in the downloads from Wilhelm Imaging Research.

Here are some more from the Hasselblad Provia 100 chrome these I had a little more trouble with the scans came out a little darker but the positives were as bright as the first three I did ??

Anyway just did a little bit more adjusting in Silverfast and used auto color adjust in PS on a couple.

Sorry just started adding and couldn't stop

Bee's Flowers

Brick planter

Our Flag

Gated

Maintence

Sky

Great images.everyone. Regarding Ektachrome, my best E4 (Ektachrome-X and High Speed Ektachrome) were done by Kodak via prepaid mailer. Some of my first color shots (127 and 126) were made on Ektachrome-X. When I got my Konica Auto S2 I used High Speed Ektachrome when I needed more speed than Kodachrome. My favorite E4 film was Fujichrome R100. Shot a lot when a shop closed it out with Fuji processing included.

One from the mid-70's with the Fujichrome R100

MSU Union, Minolta SRT 201 with Tamron 85-210 (at 85mm setting most likely)

Hello

Here are some more that I got scanned today, these are from the Rollei 35S using Portra 160, these were developed by FotoExpress in San Jose

Some came out good and others not so good, my scanning of color needs practice, I adjusted to what looked good to me and then in PS I used Auto Color Correction and some came out a lot better, practice, practice.

More to come later

Enjoying the "new" scanner, and really like the dust and scratch tool

NO

Pacific Grove CA Lighthouse

Pacific Grove CA ocean

San Jose Street

Stand pipe

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Monschau, 2014

Kiev-88, Vega-12b lens.

I'm a bit late to the party;

Himatic 7S

Cup of coffee. FM2n, HP5 at 1600. We went out to breakfast today and the restaurant had pictures like this on the wall.

 

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great, let´s go for the coffee cups!!!

great, let´s go for the coffee cups!!!

 

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I like the waffle style table. Cool shot.