Film Camera Weekend for April 28

Greetings all. And welcome to this weekend's thread. Three more or less images from your film camera. I'll start with a few.

First, from the Pentax MX

Window rabbits, MX with 50mm f1.4, FP4+

 

Another

near Cotton District in Starkville

From my more modern gear, a couple of images from my recently acquired Maxxum 35-70 f 4.

crowded driveway, 8000i with 35-70, FP4+

 

Like its more expensive siblings (the 35-105 and 28-85) close focusing is done manually via switch.

Mazda emblem

Nikon FM2n, Zeiss Otus 1.4/85, med yellow, Ilford FP4+. Pole and Cows.

FM2n, Zeiss 2/25, med. yellow, FP4+. Fog Rising.

Nikon F6, Zeiss 2/50, yellow filter, Ilford Delta 100. Tall Grass.

Hello everyone. Three recent shots, two from the sunday market, one from a recent walk-about. Fed-2/Jupiter-8, Kentmere100, OA & V600 scans. Aloha, Bill

Dad's are great!

Hawaiian snow.

OK Glen. . what's going on? First an "error" msg & the picture does not go in. I select "More Options" & enter the picture. . . now there's a dupe. WTF??

A few more with the Spotty SP1000 and Super-Tak 55/1.8. Scans BSH/V700.

 

Three in Pyro HD.

 

LOW TIDE.

From the Brentwood Lodge Marina,

 

ROCKFISH DIVERS.

and last with the HD,

 

REST AREA.

Two more with the same setup but developed in PMK 1 hour Semi-Stand.

 

WAITING FOR GODOT?

and finally,

 

JETTY LAND #3.

Fuji GW690 , fujifilm neopan 100

Falls of Ohio

Fuji GW690 , fujifilm neopan 100

Bells of New Albany

Fuji GW690 , fujifilm neopan 100

Music Store ( overexposed )

http://www.flibweb.nl/flibweb/cpg154/albums/userpics/10001/GM170469.jpg

Focus slightly off I think... Anni SG with 127mm f/4.7 Ektar and Fomapan

M4, Kodak TMY-2 (Tmax), Xtol 1:1/Rodinal 1+100

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Horseman Woodman 4x5 Field Camera, Ilford Delta100, Xtol 1:1/Rodinal 1+100

steed and EP by bc50099, on Flickr

 

Nicca 5L/Tower 45, Kodak Porta160, C-41 Unicolor

chantry view by bc50099, on Flickr

Some images from a roll of Ilford Pan F Plus 50 developed in PMK Pyro. The camera was an Agfa Karat 36 with the 50mm Solinar f/2.8 lens, just back from a CLA. What a sweet camera it is... But more of that, later. I'll post something from a more modern camera later in the weekend.

 

Backblocks

 

 

Big Tow #1

 

 

Big Tow #3

 

 

Big Tow #2

 

Mamiya 645e with Arista 400. The camera is a recent addition and the overall cost was kind of steep for me as I had to buy a scanner also but it's pretty fun to have. This shot was to see if I could hand hold 1/60th and it seems to be ok. The front grip is not sharp but I think that is depth of field and not shake from the mirror flopping about.

 

It's a trike that has been in the yard for a while. My Grandkids have all taken some good dumpers on the thing. A trike is a poor toy actually.

 

New Idria Mine ghoast town. Mamiya 645e with Arista 400.

A few more from last week's roll of film. Ilford HP5+ in Diafine, shot on a Nikon F100.

 

Or, just one photo. For some reason PNet thinks there is "something wrong" with picture files #2 and #3. They are output exactly the same way as #1, and I've tried a bunch of different sizes and variations, down to 600 pixel @ 80kb. Sorry folks.

James B. - your fog rising shot is superb. 'Clarity, tones - just sumptuous.

 

Bill B - 'Finisher' 'very cute.

 

Tony E - Pyro 'til you pop! Low tide is particularly good w/ the range, tones in the water & seeing below the water. Very handsome.

 

Erko - Falls of Ohio - very sweet - nice composition well done. Music Store - overexposed or not, the detail in the oak is wonderful.

 

Rick vN - okay, a little soft, but a fine composition - mostly from the expression.

 

Bertliang - that barn shot is killer. Bravo!

 

Rick - as usual, the clarity & tones are wonderful. 'Haven't tried any pyro excep 'HD'. 'Just now found dilutions/time/temp for Panf, so I'm trying one more roll before going back to FP4 as a main roll.

 

Ross - I'll bet you're happy w/' the Mami now. 'Ghost town & the trike shots show it'll sure deliver.

 

DW - 'love the composition. 'Sorry for the site frustration.

 

I've posted 2 threads - asking about what code executes (other than counting) when a 'like' button is clicked. 'Don't know if its still the case, but doing so in Facebook used to expose your address book - which is not cool. So I'm staying away from that button.