Film Camera Week for November 16

Greetings all and welcome to our new thread. As usual post all the images you like (new and old) from your film camera. I'm starting with some older images today and over the weekend I will follow up with some new images.

plant, Minolta SRT 100 with Sigma 100-200 f 4.5, most likely Tri-X

The Sigma 100-200 was often passed over for longer range zooms (like 70-210) or more compact zooms which had variable maximum apertures., We stocked this lens at the family camera shop during the 1980's and it was handily outsold by longer range and compact models.

lens at the 100mm setting is still quite long, but not too heavy- note the typical 80's finish of Sigma lenses of that time

These lenses were less expensive than the longer range zooms and performed as good or even better than the longer range lenses.

late afternoon clouds at 100mm setting, K2 filter

railroad tracks to the southwest of town

compressed perspective at 200mm end

sturdy mail box

This lens will also close focus to about 1:4.5.

I will have some new images over the weekend.

Looking forward to seeing everyone's images this weekend.

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I went to this high school....when it was still somewhere else.

Argus C-44, Double-X

 

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Picking up a new passport at city hall.

Zeiss Ikonta A (520), Fomapan 100

Photos taken in Brasilia last Sunday with a Contax IIA, Jupiter 8, Ilford FP4+ 125, Kodak D-76:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mingus Mill, Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Nikon F6, Zeiss 25/2, yellow filter, Ilford FP4+.

Mingus Mill and Millrace. F6, Zeiss 25/2, yellow filter, FP4+.

Farm House at Mountain Farm Museum at Ocoonaluftee. F6, Zeiss 25/2, yellow filter, FP4+.

Apple House. F6, 25/2, yellow filter, FP4+.

Elk in Oconaluftee River. F6, Zeiss Milvus 50/1.4, B+W 022, FP4+.

One from the archives for me too. Calumet CC-401, 215mm Ilex Caltar, 1/125 @ f/8, Kodak Super-XX developed in D-23.

 

Snow Fence

p&s, fomapan 200

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A few test photos using a Soligor T4 35/2.8 on a Miranda Sensorex, Fujicolor 200. The T4 lenses are handy for cameras with oddball mounts, and the adapters are quite cheap. I also have them for Petri and Exakta.

 

 

Corner

Edited November 15, 2018 by m42dave

 

Flowers & Fence

 

Shopping

A fine start to the thread! Sometimes I wonder about myself; I make a trip to the local garden centre to get some seedlings and end up photographing the stock... However, the proprietors are used to my odd ways. Anyway, here are a few frames from a Nikon FE with the 28-80 Nikkor f/3.5-5.6. The film was Ilford FP4 Plus developed in PMK Pyro.

 

Trio

 

 

Florist

 

 

ETBS

 

 

Planters

 

 

Take Me Home

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nikon F

Rollei 35S - Ilford XP Super

 

Last Old-School Neighborhood Grocery Store

 

Rollei 35S by use of 2 legged zoom

 

Correct Time Twice a Day

This weeks photos are from a Nikon F55, Nikon AF Nikkor 28-80mm 1:3.3-5.6 G. Neither Classic or manual but it is a film camera.

Nautical themes from a maritime museum which I have driven past many times but never stopped to have a look.

 

Shot on Ilford Pan 100, developed in Ilfosol3, scanned with Epson V850, and Viewscan.

 

 

Variable pitch prop

 

Keel Only

 

Anchor

 

Rusty Boat

 

Retired Pilot

 

Canon P Canon 50 mm F2.8 Retropan320

The sliding door on that Type 2 would be on the passenger's side of the vehicle in my neck of the woods.

I shot this about a year ago on a Konica S3 Auto that I no longer have and Fujicolor 100. I just got around to doing some tonal adjustments in photoshop.

Some I shot in the mist this morning of the Victorian water tower near my house. Shot on Macophot UP400 (FM2n & 20mm) and developed in Rodinal 1+25. Not my best day due to light leaks and a snapped film which resulted in me having to crop the shots.