Just ordered a epson v300 scanner. Start digitizing all those old photos! And just pay for developing on new ones, until I learn how to develop film that is!
Jay-Bird Senior Member  More info | Aug 31, 2012 11:12 | #3466 Just ordered a epson v300 scanner. Start digitizing all those old photos! And just pay for developing on new ones, until I learn how to develop film that is! Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ZeroedInPhotography
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Virto Goldmember  1,647 posts Likes: 2 Joined Nov 2010 Location: Elgin, IL More info | Aug 31, 2012 11:26 | #3467 Good deal! I'm not sure the difference between the V300 and V330, but I think you'll be happy with it. Kelly - EOS 5D - EOS 40D - Rebel XS - EOS 10D - EOS 1D - SX230 - AE-1 - OM-1n - Minolta Himatic7 - EOS-1N
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agphotography Goldmember  3,726 posts Likes: 5 Joined Mar 2008 Location: Orange County, CA More info | Aug 31, 2012 14:20 | #3468 helloagain36 wrote in post #14929009  Ha! I just hope Kodak sells to someone who actually cares about and understands film. Ilford would be an ideal candidate in my opinion...having all their awesome b&w films and Kodaks color films under one roof would be amazing. That's an interesting thought as I have long been a fan of Ilford films. Though Tri-X does have its place in the world -Abram-
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helloagain36 Goldmember  1,494 posts Likes: 4 Joined Feb 2009 Location: Owls Head, Maine More info | Aug 31, 2012 15:30 | #3469 agphotography wrote in post #14931757 That's an interesting thought as I have long been a fan of Ilford films. Though Tri-X does have its place in the world  (TMax films also have a big fan base, I miss Plus-X, that was a nice film. Glad I still have a couple rolls left)The Fuji Neopans were my top choice for most things though but I could just as happily shoot Ilford. Oh yeah! If that happened I would hope that Kodaks b&w films would stick around as well...tri-x is definitely one of my favorites. _______________
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DinosaurioAllie Senior Member  525 posts Joined Dec 2010 Location: Cedar Rapids, IA More info | Sep 01, 2012 21:36 | #3470 Thought I'd share a funny moment with y'all. Canon 7D | Canon 100mm f/2.8 | Canon 40mm f/2.8 | Mamiya RB67 | Mamiya Sekor 90mm f/3.8 | http://www.flickr.com/mosbeckphotography
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TijmenDal Goldmember  1,214 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2010 Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands More info | Sep 02, 2012 01:02 | #3471 DinosaurioAllie wrote in post #14936426 Thought I'd share a funny moment with y'all. Today, my photography instructor directed us to the Kodak website. He talked about how they were one of the best innovators in photography, but how they've fallen behind. He then said,"They were the top producer in film, which they don't even make any more." INSTANTLY I said,"Woah woah cowboy. They make some of the best color film on the market, I don't know who told you they don't make film anymore." Broke my heart a little when a photography teacher didn't even know that Kodak still makes film.  BOOM! Good story!  //Tijmen
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roosterslayer Senior Member 994 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2010 Location: SF, CA More info | Sep 02, 2012 05:42 | #3472 TijmenDal wrote in post #14936872 BOOM! Good story! What I just ordered at B&H. A lot of crappy films as well, but that's because I don't know how to develop C-41 *yet*. I figured I should order some crappy film I can f*ck up which doesn't really matter so I can learn C-41. not all those are c-41 just letting you know. i see some b/w and slide film too.. both of which cost a lot to develop.. its cheaper to develop yourself.
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Jay-Bird Senior Member More info | Sep 02, 2012 14:14 | #3473 Forgot to post these I guess! Canon Rebel k2/50MM 1.8 II, shooting with Kentmere 400:  SCAN0022 by zeroedinphoto, on Flickr SCAN0024 by zeroedinphoto, on Flickr SCAN0031 by zeroedinphoto, on FlickrGrains pretty good. I have been reading that the Kentmere can be too grainy. Processed Walmart send out, so Fuji I imagine. Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ZeroedInPhotography
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TijmenDal Goldmember 1,214 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2010 Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands More info | Sep 02, 2012 23:18 | #3474 roosterslayer wrote in post #14937246 not all those are c-41 just letting you know. i see some b/w and slide film too.. both of which cost a lot to develop.. its cheaper to develop yourself. I know. Theres some E6 as well, but I got unlimited access to both chemicals, cheap photo paper, a couple darkrooms and what not. It's awesome being a student, haha! //Tijmen
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Jay-Bird Senior Member More info | Sep 03, 2012 18:36 | #3475 Well I hit the jack pot. A friend of mine gave me his whole dark room setup:  Untitled by zeroedinphoto, on FlickrAnd he gave me some film too:  Untitled by zeroedinphoto, on Flickr Untitled by zeroedinphoto, on FlickrI am not sure if I will use the enlarger, but the tank is definitely a awesome score! Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ZeroedInPhotography
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roosterslayer Senior Member 994 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2010 Location: SF, CA More info | Sep 04, 2012 02:29 | #3476 |
Jay-Bird Senior Member More info | Sep 05, 2012 17:45 | #3477 First slide scans:  img006 by zeroedinphoto, on FlickrMy grandfather trained dogs while he was in the Army. November 1958, Venice:  img007 by zeroedinphoto, on FlickrI need to clean some up and rescan. Anyone know of a safe way to clean slides? Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ZeroedInPhotography
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CameraMan Cream of the Crop  More info | Sep 05, 2012 17:47 | #3478 I've been looking at buying some more film for my 4x5 camera. I've been scouring eBay and saw this: Photographer
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Tony-S Cream of the Crop  9,911 posts Likes: 209 Joined Jan 2006 Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, USA More info | Sep 05, 2012 18:04 | #3479 Jay-Bird wrote in post #14952297 November 1958, Venice: img007 by zeroedinphoto, on FlickrI need to clean some up and rescan. Anyone know of a safe way to clean slides? I think your scan is backwards.  Image hosted by forum (613607) © Tony-S [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. "Raw" is not an acronym, abbreviation, nor a proper noun; thus, it should not be in capital letters.
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Tony-S Cream of the Crop 9,911 posts Likes: 209 Joined Jan 2006 Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, USA More info | Sep 05, 2012 18:06 | #3480 CameraMan wrote in post #14952308 I've been looking at buying some more film for my 4x5 camera. I've been scouring eBay and saw this: (11) 4X5 Ektachrome E100G 20sht boxes (220 sheets total!!!) Seems a bit pricey for 220 sheets of film ($2.95 per sheet). Anyway, is it a good idea to trust that expired film has been taken care of? It's been expired for almost 6 years. I was never a fan of Ektachrome. The best slide film, overall, is Fujichrome Provia 100F, IMO. Great colors, natural skin tones and no reciprocity failure for 2 minutes. I have two 25-sheet boxes of Velvia 50, but Provia is much easier to shoot with. "Raw" is not an acronym, abbreviation, nor a proper noun; thus, it should not be in capital letters.
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