Film Camera Week for August 17

Greetings all, and welcome to our new thread. Post as many images as you like from your film camera. I'll start with some images from a roll of Ilford HP5+ that I shot over the last week in my Rollei 35. Processed in HC 110 dilution H.

Campus Trails entrance blocked by fallen tree

Traffic was backed up to west of entrance past the round about on Blackjack Road and to the east as well

another tree unrelated to blocked traffic

empty parking lot on Sunday afternoon

back home rain quickly washed debris over drain

partially cleared drain near my house during break in rain

I shot the drain photos at f 5.6 to cover any errors in guessing focus

Looking forward to seeing everyone's images.

Old steam plant MSU. Nikon F6, Zeiss Milvus 50/1.4, B+W 040 orange filter, Kodak 400TX.

Back yard forest detail. F6, Milvus 50/1.4, B+W 022 medium yellow filter, 400TX.

Lizzie T. F6, Milvus 50/1.4, no filter, 400TX.

Clouds orange filter. F6, Zeiss 25/2, 040, 400TX.

Clouds with trees. F6, Zeiss 25/2, B+W 040, 400TX.

From our Game Night a couple of weeks back:

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Nicca 3f, Nikkor-HC 5cm f/2, Double-X

Hello everyone. When I do the Friday Farmers Market my first stop is that of a couple "new" to Organic Farming. . .they are still in the process of getting "certified". . about 7 years. Some of their props are really cool & I found out why last week. She is a "former" antiques dealer, but still keeps her fingers in the trade. This egg holder is from 1911. . . eggs from yesterday. Fed-2 / N-61, Kentmere100, & V800 scan. Aloha from the Mainland, Bill

This week I've got some photos of sentimental value to me ... I got married a few weeks back, and kept an AGFA Jsolette in my pocket. I'm guessing this Isolette is very early post-war, as it has an unpainted aluminum top deck, with no shoe mount. Film is Portra 160, always the right film for people.

 

I handed the camera to a friend for this shot:

 

 

 

The biggest risk using this camera is the lack of double exposure prevention. Sure enough, in the excitement of the moment, I double exposed my two favourite shots from the roll!

 

 

 

The AGFA makes a handy snapshot camera on the honeymoon too (although I managed to drag my Bronica along some days!)

 

Davidscott said:

I got married a few weeks back...

 

Congratulations David! A lovely bride and a great occasion, from the looks of it...

 

Here are another four frames from the roll of Kentmere 100, developed in PMK Pyro, that I shot with the Pentaflex SL last weekend. The lens is a 50mm Domiplan f/2.8, re-branded Pentaflex-Color. I hope to have some images from a Ricoh Singlex TLS, a little later in the weekend.

 

Reclamation

 

 

The Bicycle

 

 

Rustic Humour

 

 

Stacked

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great start to our thread. Outstanding images. Still got film in a few cameras so I'll likely have more to post in the next day or two.

This week I've got some photos of sentimental value to me ... I got married a few weeks back, and kept an AGFA Jsolette in my pocket. I'm guessing this Isolette is very early post-war, as it has an unpainted aluminum top deck, with no shoe mount. Film is Portra 160, always the right film for people.

 

I handed the camera to a friend for this shot:

 

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The biggest risk using this camera is the lack of double exposure prevention. Sure enough, in the excitement of the moment, I double exposed my two favourite shots from the roll!

 

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The AGFA makes a handy snapshot camera on the honeymoon too (although I managed to drag my Bronica along some days!)

 

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Congratulations!

Davidscott said:

 

Congratulations David! A lovely bride and a great occasion, from the looks of it...

 

Here are another four frames from the roll of Kentmere 100, developed in PMK Pyro, that I shot with the Pentaflex SL last weekend. The lens is a 50mm Domiplan f/2.8, re-branded Pentaflex-Color. I hope to have some images from a Ricoh Singlex TLS, a little later in the weekend.

 

Another $400 bicycle? :)

Davecaz said:

Another $400 bicycle?

 

At the very least! This one come with built in washing line and a basket full of plastic flowers...

Two from a couple of weeks ago in Sconset, Nantucket Island. Leica IIIc, Summitar, Kodak Ektar 100.

 

1/100 @ f/5.6

 

1/200 @ f/11

Here are a series of pics from the Ricoh Singlex TLS with the 50mm Auto Rikenon f/1.7 lens I displayed in the "What camera are you using..." thread. The film was Arista EDU Ultra 100 developed in PMK Pyro.

 

The first pic features a display board featuring a "WOAP burger"; by way of explanation, our region stages a food festival each year titled "Wellington On A Plate", and burgers are the featured dish, this year. Some of the "gourmet" fillings are pretty bizarre, and this is a good example. Pass me the Mylanta...

 

WOAP Burger

 

 

Lapels

 

 

Davis

 

 

Sale

 

 

Birch

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Near Dienne, Cantal, France. Nikon FM2n, 24mm f/2.8 @ ~ f/8 x 1/250th, Provia 100.

 

12th Century Church, Fortunies, Cantal, France. Same gear, much longer exposure!

 

Lunch, Murat, Cantal, France. 50mm 1.8 and Velvia.

 

This week I've got some photos of sentimental value to me ... I got married a few weeks back, and kept an AGFA Jsolette in my pocket. I'm guessing this Isolette is very early post-war, as it has an unpainted aluminum top deck, with no shoe mount. Film is Portra 160, always the right film for people.

 

I handed the camera to a friend for this shot:

 

 

That's a winner shot on classic gear and a great memory. Congratulations!

Another from the test roll of 400 T-Max in my Leica II, Elmar 5cm f/3.5. A 'restored' stream in a local county park.

Congratulations, David!

 

This week a couple of shots from my Canonet QL17 with Delta 100, developed in HC110. A bit overdeveloped unfortunately, which my scanner doesn't appreciate.

 

Congratulations David !!

 

Nikon F

Nina and Pinta ....exact replicas came the other day to Louisville .Santa Maria was not built , she is too big to make it through the waterways these ships go...