Post your FILM Photography...

[acearchie]

I have seen over the last few months that there are still many users within this forum who still use film cameras.

I myself have moved from digital to film as I think that it produces a much nicer image (grain vs. noise) also with the expense involved it really makes you think about every composition that much more.

I develop and scan the images myself to keep costs down and really enjoy pulling the negs. from the chemicals knowing that you've got a film that's worked!

Most of my shots have been taken using a Hasselblad 500ELM and I have yet to finish a roll of film on a Konica Autoreflex t4.

I have shot and developed both colour and B&W and tend towards Ilford and Kodak as my favourite films.

Please post your film stories and pictures!

 

[emorydunn]

I recently got a Mamiya C22 TLR and I've been shooting like crazy with it. I've got the photos over on Flickr if anyone wants to take a look. http://www.flickr.com/photos/emorydunn/sets/72157624217491924/

Following suite, I've shot mostly back and white but some colour and if I remember correctly all the rolls I've shot have been Ilford at varying ISO.

 

[acearchie]

I recently got a Mamiya C22 TLR and I've been shooting like crazy with it. I've got the photos over on Flickr if anyone wants to take a look. http://www.flickr.com/photos/emorydunn/sets/72157624217491924/

Following suite, I've shot mostly back and white but some colour and if I remember correctly all the rolls I've shot have been Ilford at varying ISO.

Phew! Thought I might be the only one. Really nice shots.

Especially love the Depth of Field on this one:


Do you have you camera to compliment your digital?

 

[emorydunn]

Thanks. And nope, you're not alone.

That's one of my favourite shots as well. And one of the best part about medium format is the nice depth of field.

And I do have a digital camera (a couple actually) but they're rather old so the medium format scans have way more detail in them