Fun with film cameras (Image thread)

[jhawker]

Here's another.

JH

[jhawker]

And a third.

JH

[ajramirez]

Nice, James. Are these with the GF670?

Cheers,

Antonio

[KillRamsey]

So incredibly sharp and crisp!

[pdh]

hmm ... this doesn't look so grainy when I print it

[Lawrence A.]

If recent means this summer, then these qualify:

The first one take with my old 1938 Leica IIIb ((which I refer to as 23.6 megapixel)


The second with the Bessa R, same collapsible summicron 50mm lens as used above

[Lawrence A.]

This one from just a few weeks ago in the Piedras Marcada canyon, on the west side of town, part of Petroglyph National Monument. Hasselblad 500CM with the 80 f2.8 Planar (I think)

[ajramirez]

Larry, these are all beautiful. Would you care to share film and development information?

Thanks,

Antonio

[Lawrence A.]

Larry, these are all beautiful. Would you care to share film and development information?

Thanks,

Antonio

Thanks Antonio. The Hasselbald shot was Acros 100 rated at 80, developed in HC-110, Dilution H (1:63 from the syrup), 10 minutes at 68
degrees F..

The 35mm shots were both plus-x (before I used it up) in D-76, straight for the top shot of the dog and friend, 1:1 for the bottom shot of the Farmer's market. 5.5 minutes for the 1:0 and 8.5 minutes for the 1:1 development all at 68 degree F

My hope is that whoever buys Kodak's film divisions gets the Plus-X recipe and starts to make it again. Plus-X in D-76 just has a lovely look that nothing else quite matches.

[Lawrence A.]

[QUOTE=KillRamsey;101628]Just got two rolls back out of the 79 Minolta XD5, one roll of Ektar 100 and one of Ilford HP5 b&w: (images straight from scan, no tweaking)

My home turf! I grew up and lived in the Boston area until I was 40 and knew I couldn't grow old in a northern clime. I still love seeing images from "home" though.