*Post Your Film Shots*

I'm sure that I'm not the only person who still shoots film these days. I know there are other forums that are specific to this but it doesn't mean we can't have our own little thread for film.

So post as many shots as you want and try to tell us the camera and the film used.

Here's a couple of mine for a start.

Both are shot with my Mamiya C330 and Portra 400NC

My stuff is all crud, but I'll play:

1. Took this one about 34 years ago with an Oly OM-1 with 50mm f/1.4. Kodak slide film of some sort (home developed, so probably Ektachrome).

Once I can get access to a darkroom I'll get some more pics up. Cost to get film developed now is really high.


Leica M6 + Summicron-M 50mm f/2 using Kodak Tri-X.

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Does this count? My dad took it of me when I was like 7 learning to drive a dragster with his canon slr my mom bought him in like 1985.

I don't think he realized he had a little girl. NOT A BOY.

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There's something about film...looks so much "realer" than digital

Mine are a few years old, back before my DSLR days

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Well you did want a Film shot.

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Bob_A wrote in post #8260588
My stuff is all crud, but I'll play:

2. This one's from the June 1995, again with an OM-1 and 50mm f/1.4. Fuji G-200? film.

Really digging this shot actually.

Depth wrote in post #8260904
Once I can get access to a darkroom I'll get some more pics up. Cost to get film developed now is really high now.


Leica M6 + Summicron-M 50mm f/2 using Kodak Tri-X.

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Gotta love that old Tri-X. They've been using the same emulsion since the start and it still looks just as good.

AmandaMarie wrote in post #8260947
Does this count? My dad took it of me when I was like 7 learning to drive a dragster with his canon slr my mom bought him in like 1985.

I don't think he realized he had a little girl. NOT A BOY.

Lol, Cute. Parents are delusional sometimes...

Karl Johnston wrote in post #8261016
There's something about film...looks so much "realer" than digital

I feel that way too. But film can also be a lot more frustrating than digital.

ryant35 wrote in post #8261091
Mine are a few years old, back before my DSLR days

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Really digging the colors in this one. Do you remember which film this was shot on?

hofajoab wrote in post #8261462
Well you did want a Film shot.

HP5 @ 400, Nikon F50, lens unknown.

Lol. Clever


Here is another one from me:

Again mamiya C330 with portra 400NC

EOS 5 using HP5 and a 50mm 1.2 lens. I seem to only post pictures of my dog on here.....I do shoot other stuff, honest

First one, EOS 1N, 28-135 with Fuji Reala 100:

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All of my color stuff was just Kodak Max 400. It was cheap and I never new of anything else to try.

And all on Program mode with my old Minolta Maxxum 7000i.

There is a customer at the store I work at who is actually a pretty brilliant photographer and he took most of his best pictures with Kodak Gold. Which isn't exactly the most professional of films. But hey... it worked for him.

Nikon FTn, 200mm.

Very nice shots guys! What do you use to scan them?

Butteryfly shot was done with Minolta X9 (kit lens) and EOS ELAN with my Sigma 24-60 f/2.8 for the sunflowers. Scanned with my Epson Photo RX595 multi.

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A couple from my old maxxum 5 and kodak 100

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