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Looks great!

My new nephew

Shot with tx400 with k-1000

We're late to the film party but we are really enjoying the journey.

Here are a few recent frames (sorry for the low quality links!), cheers!

Kodak Portra 400

Anyone knowledgeable in Canon FL lenses? I cant seem to put my 35mm 2.5 in auto mode, I also have a 55mm 1.2 which clearly had a lever marked A and M. My 35mm on the other hand just has a ring behind the aperture ring but it doesn't say which way to turn to be in the auto mode.

This was lomo 800 I think

I'm looking for a good all-around color film to shoot. I really like the look of Portra 400 but it's pretty expensive. Superia was the first film I ever shot and really didn't care for it. I bought some of the Fujicolor 200 to try out, and the results were terrible; although I did get it developed at Walgreens and the results seem to vary a lot. I shoot Ektar occasionally, but it's not really good for portraits, or anywhere but sunlight. I just ordered a few rolls of Colorplus 200 to try out since I've seen some pretty decent photos with that. Any other films to look at?

Velvia 100.

Dinosaur NM. I took a bunch of shots on a tripod with my 5DIII and 'snapped' a few hand-held with the A1. The few film shots where better than anything I got with the 5DIII. Did use a 2 stop soft GND.

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Flower from Boise botanic gardens. Not sure why I like this shot so much. Perhaps because I would never have processed a digital photo like this. Velvia 100 again. Vivitar 70-200 f2.8-f4.

Scottboarding wrote in post #18094944
I'm looking for a good all-around color film to shoot. I really like the look of Portra 400 but it's pretty expensive. Superia was the first film I ever shot and really didn't care for it. I bought some of the Fujicolor 200 to try out, and the results were terrible; although I did get it developed at Walgreens and the results seem to vary a lot. I shoot Ektar occasionally, but it's not really good for portraits, or anywhere but sunlight. I just ordered a few rolls of Colorplus 200 to try out since I've seen some pretty decent photos with that. Any other films to look at?

Kodak ultramax is good and very cheap at $3 from B&H, or sometimes you can get it for $1-2 in lot sales. I never cared for superia, had too strong greens and portra was too muted for me.

This was from a roll of expired Fuji Velvia 100, then cross processed.

Went to an airshow over the weekend with my AE-1

Canon AE-1, Vivitar 28mm WA/CF, Kodak TMAX 100.
Scanned on Epson V600

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Those are fantastic!

Sailor Larry wrote in post #18096765
Went to an airshow over the weekend with my AE-1

Canon AE-1, Vivitar 28mm WA/CF, Kodak TMAX 100.
Scanned on Epson V600

You had to think about each one of these before tripping the shutter, didn't you?
Very well done.

I shot 2 rolls of 36 exp. 35mm at the show. Definitely a change of pace from shooting with the 70D.

Scored a Mamiya RB67 Pro last week.
First roll through the camera came out pretty fair. Still working on that whole figure out the exposure thing but I got it pretty close.

Mamiya RB67, C 50mm f4.5, Ilford Delta 100

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