Topic: A Friday that must be good - for cheap beer and photos

[Sandeha Lynch]

You'll need your glasses for these, that's your red/cyan anaglyph glasses.  A while back someone gave me a Wray Graflex Stereo Graphic camera and I needed to check how good/bad it was.  I used a 24 roll of Fuji 200 that was probably very old and kept next to a radiator - ISO 50 slide film would have produced a better result, possibly.  Although you can make up the side-by-side images in PS I found a dedicated software (stereo.jpn.org) to do the job instantaneously.

Swansea beachfront observatory - restoration nearing completion



Traffic and pedestrian crossing

[Fluminian]

Nice shots, Sandeha. Too bad I haven't got no 3d glasses.

Pentax PZ1p, Pentax SMC F 35-105mm f4-f5.6, Kentmere 100, Rodinal semi-stand.


tulips_in_the_sun by Miljenko Vrankovic, on Flickr

[imagesfrugales]

Happy Easter everybody. Another short walk, going home after work. Minolta 7000, Sigma 24-70, APX 100n @ 200, Caffenol-C-M (rs)   


dizzy by Imagesfrugales, on Flickr


stony by Imagesfrugales, on Flickr


wetly by Imagesfrugales, on Flickr

[AJShepherd]

Great shots Sandeha, luckily I had a pair of 3D specs to hand to fully appreciate them. Really worked well.
This reminds me I must dig out that Kodak Stereo Camera I've got and give it another go.

[Kai-san]

A couple of maritime shots from me.

Zeiss Ikon ZM / Zeiss Biogon 28mm f2.8 / Fomapan 400 in Xtol

[Sandeha Lynch]

Great shots Sandeha, luckily I had a pair of 3D specs to hand to fully appreciate them. Really worked well.
This reminds me I must dig out that Kodak Stereo Camera I've got and give it another go.

Tx, AJ.  With adjustable focus, speed and aperture you'll probably get a much better result with the Kodak, compared with this twinned double meniscus! 

I might try using it at the annual naked bike ride this year ... but after that it goes in the drawer!

[Francois]

I really should get out my stereo pinhole holga...

I've been using the stereo photo maker from the site you listed for years now and it definitely is the best anaglyph program out there. I must have tried dozens and it beats them all hands down.

[Abdul Hye]

X-ray film on Holga 3 by abdul hye, on Flickr

Approximately 6 to 7 second exposure. Dental X-ray film. Holga Camera.

[Bryan]

Olympus OM-2n with a Zuiko MC Autozoom f/4 35-70mm lens on Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400.

Oil train in Livingston, Montana.
Oil Train by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

KPRK radio station in Livingston, Montana.  This cool building is no longer used but it is listed in the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Department of Interior.
KPRK by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Moss on a Stick in my back yard.
Moss on a Stick by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[Pete_R]

Sandeha. You'll be in trouble with Richard Coles for a title like that. This for anyone who doesn't know who Richard Coles is.

Here's a couple of test shots I took today when testing Acros in FD10.

[Klaus]

I assume this is the weekend thread ... came back from a business trip last night and spend today playing with the scanner again. Here are some shots from my hometown in Germany, using an old Agfa rollfilm camera, similar to the clack, in plastic (got rid of it since). Film was Kodak Ektar 100, had to do quite a bit of tweaking in PS to get reasonable results. I guess the fixed exposure was difficult in flat light as I remember it. BTW, on my trip this week I took an Agfa Iso Rapid camera, loaded with Provia 100 (dated 2005) so should be interesting when I get the film back from the lab.

Was interested to see the shot on Dental X-Ray film. Ouch!! I suppose if you have access to film in that business. Hope the treatment wasn't too painful 

[Sandeha Lynch]

Sandeha. You'll be in trouble with Richard Coles for a title like that. This for anyone who doesn't know who Richard Coles is.

Thanks for the prompt Peter.  Given that this weekend comes the week after face-palm Sunday I have made an appropriate change to the thread title. 

[calbisu]

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

[02Pilot]

I really like the way the leaf seems to be inexplicably floating in that first shot, Peter. Reinhold, I didn't know you had a wormhole (or is it a time vortex, or some other portal to another dimension?) in your neighborhood. Love that old radio station, Bryan - fabulous architecture.

[chris667]

A bit of an experiment with the extension tubes on my Spotmatic, and a lovely spring image done on my (now dead) Olympus XA.

[imagesfrugales]

Reinhold, I didn't know you had a wormhole (or is it a time vortex, or some other portal to another dimension?) in your neighborhood.

I appreciate the wormhole comparison very much. It was one of the moments when you knew you will get something nice at the instant when you pushed the button. 1 shot, 1 hit.

[KevinAllan]

The engine shed at Tanfield Railway. This place is only 15 minutes drive from home so gets a regular visit with cameras.


It's dark in there by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Mamiya RZ67, Ilford FP4+, 75mm lens

[Late Developer]

A lovely set of photos so far this week.

Mine is a shot taken in Feb 2016 at the southern end of Derwent Water in the Lake District, after the floods. Leica M7, 35mm Summicron and Portra 400 converted to B&W in Silver Efex Pro:

[02Pilot]

Not much for me to add this week - haven't had much opportunity for new work, so this is from a few weeks ago. Canon L1, Canon 28/2.8, HP5+ in Caffenol C-H(RS):

[Gimenosaiz]

Hi!

I've been in Cuenca this Easter ... again ;-)
But I still need to develope my film!

This from one of my favourite places:

1.

puente by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr
 
2. (landscape format cutout)

puente by Antonio Gimeno, on Flickr

Mamiya RZ67
Sekor 110/2.8 (1) & Sekor 65/4 L-A (2)
Ilford Delta 400 revelado con Xtol 1+1 durante 11'30"
Fijador Tmax 4'30"
Epson V500/ Epson Scan

¡Cheers!
Antonio

[gsgary]

From a roll of 120 Foma 400 shot yesterday at Steetley Chapel

Some door detail, Fuji GW690III

[GrainTrain]

A couple from the last two rolls I put through my Hassy before selling it, as well as one from the Canon P.

Ektar 100 | Hassy + Zeiss 80 f/2.8 by Scott Hayward, on Flickr

Acros 100 | Hassy + Zeiss 80 f/2.8 by Scott Hayward, on Flickr

Kentmere 400 | Canon P + Serenar 50 f/1.8 by Scott Hayward, on Flickr

[jharr]

Too many faves this week. Trains and flowers and lighthouses!

This one in a foamcore pinhole camera. I got some old paper from a coworker and there was a bag of torn up scraps, so into the pinhole they go. 8 minute exposure. Parodinal 1:100 x 5 min.


pinhole-MCP310RC-001 by James Harr, on Flickr

[x100art]

 Kentmere 400
 Shot with my Pentax k1000 that I purchase from the Goodwill auction for less than $20 and it came with the 50M 2.0. At the moment my favorite camera even more than my Leica M6. I also shot some Foma pan 320 which I totally screwed up since I wasn't sure where 320 ISO was on my Pentax.


On my way home I stopped by a coffee shop and park next to me was a car with this dog that would not stop barking, as soon as I took his picture he stopped.

[Ricardo Miranda]

Spring has arrived.
OM-2N, Zuiko 100mm /2.8, Kentmere 400 in Fomadon Excel.
File0015 by Ricardo Miranda, on Flickr

Remembering
OM-2N, Zuiko 28mm /2.8, Kentmere 400 in Fomadon Excel.
File0020 by Ricardo Miranda, on Flickr

[imagesfrugales]

@ x100art: that beach shot is fantastic.

[Harvey]

A view from a pill box on the Somerset coast. Next week we'll see the view the other way!

[Indofunk]

That's what I imagine a clam sees first thing in the morning

[Harvey]

Excellent 

[calbisu]

Images frugales first and Pilot´s shots, just beautiful.

[astrobeck]

Vivitar Wide and Slim with Tri-x
Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge...one of my favorite places near here.

[Blaxton]

Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge...wowsers.

These two are from a roll of Tri-X that I developed in Caffenol C-L.  The results were less pleasing this time.  The negatives were under-developed.  I tried halving the amount of chemicals because I made only 500ml of developer.  This probably is not a good idea.  I'll go back to making a full liter next time.  Too bad about the results.  I liked walking around New York, taking pictures.

[MiguelCampano]

This weekend was a very special one for me. For the first time that since I've been here in the United States (8 years), I was finally able to see a member of my family. My cousin, who is a doctor, moved to NYC so she came down to Philadelphia to visit me for the weekend. Last time I saw her I was packing my small rucksack before going to the Caracas airport and flying to the U.S


Le Chat by Miguel Campano, on Flickr
Kentmere 400 in Ilfosol-3 1:14, Canon EOS 650 with 50mm 1.8


Brickwall by Miguel Campano, on Flickr
Kodak Tmax 100, Ilfosol-3 1:10, Canon EOS 650 with 50mm 1.8


Smke by Miguel Campano, on Flickr
Kodak Tmax 100, Ilfosol-3 1:10, Canon EOS 650 with 50mm 1.8


Fuente by Miguel Campano, on Flickr
Kodak Tmax 100, Ilfosol-3 1:10, Canon EOS 650 with 50mm 1.8


D by Miguel Campano, on Flickr
Kodak Tmax 100, Ilfosol-3 1:10, Canon EOS 650 with 50mm 1.8

Sorry for bombarding the post with photos.

Hope everyone had a great weekend!

Miguel.

[imagesfrugales]

These two are from a roll of Tri-X that I developed in Caffenol C-L.  The results were less pleasing this time.  The negatives were under-developed.  I tried halving the amount of chemicals because I made only 500ml of developer.  This probably is not a good idea.

Shouldn't be a problem at all if you have a reliable scale and know exactly how much water is in your soda crystals. I always make 250 ml for one 35mm film and it's more than enough for consistant fine results.

[cs1]

My first medium format photos. Shot this Saturday with a Lipca Rollop I on Fomapan 100 Classic. Developed in Rodinal.

[Pete_R]

Vivitar Wide and Slim with Tri-x
Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge...one of my favorite places near here.

Brilliant! Those three trees are just perfect.

[cs1]

From a roll of 120 Foma 400 shot yesterday at Steetley Chapel

Lovely textures, the Foma 400 seems to be quite nice (which is exciting since I'm planning to try it today  ).

[cs1]

Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge...one of my favorite places near here.

What a nice shot! I love the mood and the composition of the "tree brothers".

[gsgary]

From a roll of 120 Foma 400 shot yesterday at Steetley Chapel

Lovely textures, the Foma 400 seems to be quite nice (which is exciting since I'm planning to try it today  ).

I prefer it to the 100 and 200

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[cs1]

I prefer it to the 100 and 200

I already liked the Foma 100. This makes trying the Foma 400 even more excited. Thanks for lighting up this otherwise rainy monday.

[gsgary]

I prefer it to the 100 and 200

I already liked the Foma 100. This makes trying the Foma 400 even more excited. Thanks for lighting up this otherwise rainy monday.

We don't have rain yet

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[cs1]

We don't have rain yet

My 3h "grab the camera and get out to take some photos in the dry with lovely clouds" time window starts within the next half hour.

[gsgary]

We don't have rain yet

My 3h "grab the camera and get out to take some photos in the dry with lovely clouds" time window starts within the next half hour.

This is Foma 400 at 1600 at my friends brewery

[Sandeha Lynch]

It's a long weekend here so I'll sling in one more.  Shot with a meniscus lens on a Pentax KM with a roll of Fuji 200 that was not only old but had also been shot by someone else before me, though they seem to have stopped half way.  I think I might tighten the aperture on this a little more.

[astrobeck]

Kentmere 400
 Shot with my Pentax k1000 that I purchase from the Goodwill auction for less than $20 and it came with the 50M 2.0. At the moment my favorite camera even more than my Leica M6. I also shot some Foma pan 320 which I totally screwed up since I wasn't sure where 320 ISO was on my Pentax.

Reading this just made my day!!!
A K1000 was my first proper 35mm camera. I still have a shoot my original!

[Adam Doe]

OK, I'm a bit late, but I did develop this one on Sunday. One from the Ondu 6x12 Multiformat done on Arista EDU 400 and my first roll developed in xtol.
Dogwood Tree - Ondu Pinhole by adoephoto, on Flickr

[Blaxton]

These two are from a roll of Tri-X that I developed in Caffenol C-L.  The results were less pleasing this time.  The negatives were under-developed.  I tried halving the amount of chemicals because I made only 500ml of developer.  This probably is not a good idea.

Shouldn't be a problem at all if you have a reliable scale and know exactly how much water is in your soda crystals. I always make 250 ml for one 35mm film and it's more than enough for consistant fine results.

Thanks for helping me eliminate one variable, Reinhold. I will bake and weigh the soda to see how much water there might be in.  We had some rainy weather last week so the soda, which was anhydrous from Photographers Formulary and had given excelent results previously, may have been saturated.  I also wonder about using Morton's salt as a restrainer.  It contains sugar and calcium silicate in addition to iodide.