Topic: Weekend March 24 - 26

[Bryan]

Let's get the weekend started.  Leica IIIa with a Leitz Elmar 5cm f/3.5 lens on Ilford Delta 100 developed in Caffenol C-H (rs).

Theodore Roosevelt's hunting cabin at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota.
Maltese Cross Cabin by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Old Brick Arch by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[MiguelCampano]

Nice shots, Bryan!

Do you do any post-processing or add filters to your images, or that's how they come "straight" from the scanner?

Thanks,
Miguel.

[Bryan]

Nice shots, Bryan!

Do you do any post-processing or add filters to your images, or that's how they come "straight" from the scanner?

Thanks,
Miguel.

Thanks Miguel, I use a camera to scan the negatives then I revers, adjust and clean the dust and blemishes in a program called Gimp.  I did use a yellow filter on the camera for both of these shots.

[MiguelCampano]

Nice shots, Bryan!

Do you do any post-processing or add filters to your images, or that's how they come "straight" from the scanner?

Thanks,
Miguel.

Thanks Miguel, I use a camera to scan the negatives then I revers, adjust and clean the dust and blemishes in a program called Gimp.  I did use a yellow filter on the camera for both of these shots.

Very nice! I'll definitely have to play around with filters more often. I have a borrowed Hoya #25A red filter which I gave back this week... I'll have to check eBay and see if someone's selling a set for a decent price.

[Fluminian]

Fuji GA 645 Zi, Fomapan 100, Rodinal


wooden_boat by Miljenko Vrankovic, on Flickr

[Kai-san]

Contax RX / Zeiss Sonnar 85mm f2.8 / Expired Fuji Superia 400 at box speed.

[Diane Peterson]

Instax film in my Diana camera

[Klaus]

I am continuing to practice with my scanner - dug out some developed slide film from about 2 years ago.
This particular one I really liked - the saturated sky blew me away. First I thought it's the scan settings but looking at the film I guess it's due to exposure of the shadows, and sky got underexposed. The pictures show the back of a small tower holding the name signs of retailers at a mall / retail park. I liked the graphical impact.
I think: Nikon F60, Fuji Slide Film ISO100 (time expired a few years).

[Late Developer]

Great start to the weekend - but Diane's leather-clad biker gets the vote from me...!

A street scene that was tricky to meter from our trip to Bologna. Leica MP, 35mm Summicron and Ilford XP2 Super:

[Diane Peterson]

Thank you! Yes, my boss and dear friend....had to show me his new 'toy'!

[Ed Wenn]

Hi everyone. I've been back on the coffee again this week and by that I mean staining Polaroid prints in instant coffee. Here are three of my daughter doing her thing.



Tachihara 5x4 field camera + expired Polacolor 125i. The strange purple cast which cuts the prints in half vertically is a new one one me after many years of shooting almost exclusively with expired Polacolor 125i.

[Indofunk]

More adventures in super-fogged Ektachrome 100HC I like the "underwater" effect this gets...


Underwater scene by Satish Indofunk, on Flickr

Minolta SRT102, Ektachrome 100HC @6, C41 2.5min

[02Pilot]

Klaus, I really like that shot. Almost looks like the stylized prow of a ship from one of those interwar posters for the transatlantic liners.

Having said that, mine is a bit more literal take on the water theme. Canon L1, Nikkor 85/2, HP5+ in Caffenol C-H(RS):

[hookstrapped]

Digging the Bologna street scene and the underwater shot.

This is a gif made from two Fuji FP100C positive negatives

[Aksel]

Great start everyone! Especially found of Ed´s Polaroid´s in coffee!

Went on a road-trip with old cars and good friends by the fjords, they match the car =) 
Contax G1 + 45/2 and fuji pro 160ns

[MiguelCampano]

My humble rookie contribution:


Dusk. by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

Taken at Bristol, PA, while I was playing with the manual controls of the Canon EOS 650. Canon EF 35-70 kit lens, Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 (4th roll ever developed!), and scanned with my Epson V370.

[calbisu]

Great Weekend!

And big boss Diane! Wow 
Ed, your daughter is becomeing a little lady, lovely girl 
Kai-san, I like the second one, beaufiful.

I went to Barcelona last weekend and startted playing with the little Ricoh GR1s, so some street photography here. Meanwhile shooting I could not avoid thinking abut the past street photography threat. I think I committed few transgressions 

Ricoh GR1s Kodak TriX 400 28mm by calbisu, on Flickr

Ricoh GR1s Kodak TriX 400 28mm by calbisu, on Flickr

Ricoh GR1s Kodak TriX 400 28mm by calbisu, on Flickr

[Klaus]

Another slide scan - sculpture detail remembering papermill site, now a retail park.
Nikon F60, Fuji ISO100

[MiguelCampano]

A couple more, taken yesterday. I'm still getting used to adjust the exposure compensation on the camera, as I shoot a box speed/meter recommendation 99% of the time.

Canon EOS 650, Canon EF 35-70mm.
Kodak Tri-X 400 developed with Ilfosol-3 for 9 minutes in a 1+14 dilution.
Epson V370 scanner.


Security System by
Miguel Campano, on Flickr


Wanamaker Alley by
Miguel Campano, on Flickr

[gsgary]

M4-2, HP5 developed in Rodinal

[chris667]

I tried my hand at doing a joiner on the computer. The negatives were scanned, but the joiner was made on a computer. First time I've done them like this.

Taken with my lovely Spotmatic, and a 55mm lens. Agfa Vista 200.

[Blaxton]

My humble rookie contribution:

Miguel,

Your contribution works for me.  Perhaps because I spend most of my waking hours immersed in music, I see notes on a staff and I hear a whole-tone scale in your picture.

I look forward to seeing more.  Welcome to Filmwasters.

[MiguelCampano]

My humble rookie contribution:

Miguel,

Your contribution works for me.  Perhaps because I spend most of my waking hours immersed in music, I see notes on a staff and I hear a whole-tone scale in your picture.

I look forward to seeing more.  Welcome to Filmwasters.

Thank you! I've learned a few things on here in such a short time.

Here's my last contribution for the weekend topic.

Taken yesterday. Ilford HP5 Plus 400, developed in Ilfosol-3 1+14. Canon EOS 650, Canon EF 35-70.


Umbrella by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

[GrainTrain]

A little late here! Lots of lovely photos this week, as always! Really liking the umbrella shot, Miguel!

I've got a few this week.

Photo 2017-03-15, 9 19 28 AM (2) by Scott Hayward, on Flickr 
Shot with Olympus XA and Kentmere 400

Photo 2017-03-15, 9 18 03 AM (1) by Scott Hayward, on Flickr
Canon P w/ Serenar 50mm 1.8 and Kentmere 400

Photo 2017-03-15, 9 18 07 AM by Scott Hayward, on Flickr
Canon P w/ Serenar 50mm 1.8 and Kentmere 400

[hookstrapped]

another gif, using a Fuji FP100C positive and positive-negative from the same exposure

[Kai-san]

Great Weekend!

Kai-san, I like the second one, beaufiful.

Thanks Calbisu! 

[Francois]

More adventures in super-fogged Ektachrome 100HC I like the "underwater" effect this gets...

Minolta SRT102, Ektachrome 100HC @6, C41 2.5min

What? it's not underwater? 

[astrobeck]

M4-2, HP5 developed in Rodinal

this is my favorite so far!
That cat just makes it.

[astrobeck]

mine is from the weekend and a road trip to Texas..
spotmatic F with Fuji Natura 1600 and f/1.8 Takumar 55mm lens

I'm not sure I like the 1600 just yet. It seems okay in shade, but the problem is the Spotmatic only goes to 1000 shutter speed and at F/16, this means a lot of sunny 16 stuff...
anyway, the Spotmatic also has a bit of a leak, which I think was some gunk in the light seal track above the door...will do more testing.
In the meantime, here's my favorite mis-hap of the roll...a dog named Rosalinda that sensed the light leak.
Good dog!

[gsgary]

mine is from the weekend and a road trip to Texas..
spotmatic F with Fuji Natura 1600 and f/1.8 Takumar 55mm lens

I'm not sure I like the 1600 just yet. It seems okay in shade, but the problem is the Spotmatic only goes to 1000 shutter speed and at F/16, this means a lot of sunny 16 stuff...
anyway, the Spotmatic also has a bit of a leak, which I think was some gunk in the light seal track above the door...will do more testing.
In the meantime, here's my favorite mis-hap of the roll...a dog named Rosalinda that sensed the light leak.
Good dog!

I didn't know about this film don't shoot much colour but just done a search on Flickr and it looks great but expensive

Sent from my SM-G903F using Tapatalk

[Francois]

And I think it was only available in Japan...

[astrobeck]

I ordered mine from amazon, and yes it's on the upscale for price.
I won't be using it much, since it just doesn't tick the box for me, but wanted to try it just in case....

[Francois]

The film was made to go with the Natura line of cameras... they're really nice.

[jharr]

The film was made to go with the Natura line of cameras... they're really nice.

Which is a point and shoot with what I would characterize as a "freakin' ridiculous" price point. What makes a p/s worth $500-$700?

[Francois]

How good it looks? I really don't know...

[Bryan]

The film was made to go with the Natura line of cameras... they're really nice.

Which is a point and shoot with what I would characterize as a "freakin' ridiculous" price point. What makes a p/s worth $500-$700?

According to Camerapedia they are rare, only marketed in Japan.  They also have a fast and wide lens (f/1.9, 24mm) for that type of camera but it doesn't sound like a very good lens.  I wouldn't pay that kind of money for it.

http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Fujifilm_Natura_Black_F1.9

[Francois]

But since it's made for use in dark places, the fuzziness of the lens doesn't matter as much

[chris667]

These are great.

Ed, I particularly love your portraits.