Film Camera Week for August 24

Greetings all and welcome to our new thread. As usual post all the images you like from your film camera. Recent or from your archives. I didn't get any film processed since last weeks thread so I'm pulling a few from my archives to get started. I hope to have some new photos in a few days.

short bridge, Rollei 35 LED, Tri-X

Mississippi State water tank, Minolta SLR (don't remember which one) 100 mm f 3.5 Plus-X

The family "brick" north side of stadium, Olympus OM-1, 35mm f 2.8 Zuiko, (most likely Plus-X)

CDF building in Tupelo, Olympus 35 RC with K2 filter, Plus-X

I look forward to seeing everyone's images.

Lake.and cloud reflections. Nikon F6, Zreiss 25mm f2, B+W 022 medium yellow filter. Kodak 400TX.

Mail box. F6, Zeisss Milvus 50/1.4, B+W 040 orange filter, 400TX.

Field. Nikon FM2n, Nikkor 105mm f2.5 ais lens, B+W 022, Fomapan 400.

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Another one from Argus Day

Argus C-44 with Double-X

Robinson Road, at one time the shortest route to the State Capital. FM2n, Zeiss Otus 85/1.4, Fomapan 400.

Sign and Oktoc Community Center. FM2n, Otus 85/1.4, B+W 022, Fomapan 400.

I love gravel roads.

Grew up on ‘em.

Low traffic and you always know when someone is coming.

Few left around here these days.

No photos right now, though I hope to finish up two rolls this week.

 

As part of last week's "Wacky Wednesday" thrift store finds, I also picked up this Super-Takumar 135/3.5 for just $1.

 

 

Wacky Taky

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Here is another Farmers Market shot using Bergger 400 & Obsidian Aqua developer. Fed-2 & N-61.

The results from this film are a bit baffling to me. The shadow values almost vanish in the neg & the grain is a bit more than I am use to with the Kentmere / Ultrafine films. Once the post processing values are set it does give a "certain" feeling to the print unlike 40+ years of b/w work. Perhaps I will order another roll or two & continue the dabbling. Here is a side-by-side comparison of 1k x 1k crops. Aloha from the Mainland, Bill

The S3 is getting an early start today with a roll of Ektar. Expect to roll into some Velvia this weekend with it to have a roll of each of what I shoot covering the bases in the new camera.

Getting used to using the old Gossen again.

From archive and my first submission in any Film Camera Week - Pentax KM 50mm f1.8, FP4, ID 11 (I'm not real sure of these but I was using them quite frequently at the time)

 

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Old Timer Car Meet in my town two weeks back

Leica M3 DS, 5cm f/3.5 Elmar, Kodak Double-X

Here are a few frames from a Nikon FE fitted with a Tokina 28-70mm ATX f/2.8 lens I was offered. It's a nice sharp lens once you get down to about f/4.5, but very big and heavy and I think I'll pass on it. The film was Ilford FP4 Plus developed in PMK Pyro. It's a gloomy forecast, but if the weather improves I may have something else to post by the end of the weekend.

 

The Shed in the Spring

 

 

All $20

 

 

A Fountain To Be

 

 

Bingo

 

 

Shade

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From a recent trip to Steamboat Springs, CO. Pentax 645N, 45-80 SMC FA, Acros100, Rodinal semistand.

 

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Great start to our thread. And welcome to our weekly thread, kmac. I hope to see more of your work.

Moving on- We still have a fair number of gravel roads where I live. Growing up we delighted in making "hand brake turns" in a 1969 VW Beetle that belonged to a friend and my mother's 1973 Vega. The Vega was especially fun as it had a light rear end and was faster than the VW. My first car was a 1969 Mustang which had a floor mounted emergency brake so no hand brake turns in it. But at least it was fast.

Nikon F

Castle Larochette Luxemburg

 

Nikon F3, Samyang 135 f2, UltraMax 400

 

Nikon F3, Samyang 135 f2, UltraMax 400

 

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Hello, Janis. Welcome back! ;)

No classic camera results this week, but here are a couple I took using a classic lens, the Tamron 28-70 f/3.5-4.5 Adaptall-2. It's currently residing on my Canon 6D, which is what I used to take these.

 

Just an office building, but I love the graphic effect. Unfortunately, the light was flat, today, after being excellent yesterday, when I didn't have my camera with me. (I know, I know)

 

Crepuscular Rays - I so rarely get to use that word. Exposed for the sky, obviously. The house is for lease, if anyone is thinking of moving here.