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Image 1 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 2 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 3 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 4 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 5 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 6 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 7 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 8 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 9 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 10 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 11 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 12 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 13 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 14 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
Image 15 — Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]
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Some pictures from Colorado 🏔️ [Mamiya 7 II, 65mm f4, Portra 160]

u/Durvid — 7 hours ago
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I hauled a Soviet Kinor 16mm and a massive handmade dragon into the remote Australian bush, 10-100mm Zoom (Shot on 100D)

Heya everyone!
Wanted to share a look at the madness behind shooting the video for Grayson Gilmour’s "Minus Times Infinity". See the process / result here

I built a massive, physical animatronic dragon puppet (we named him Boris) and we hauled him out into dense, remote Australian forest alongside a Soviet-era Kinor 16mm camera.
Shooting a massive, heavy puppet in the actual elements under a thick forest canopy on Eastman Kodak 100D was an absolute trip ha. The Kinor's is heavy as hell but pretty robust … I know cause I dropped the thing at least once.

The crunchy grain of the 100D captured the mud, the scales, and the forest texture beautifully.

Would love to hear from anyone else who still shoots practical puppets or physical builds on film. How did you deal with the logistic? Why do we make everything so hard for ourselves lol.

u/jessetaylorsmith — 9 hours ago
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Hiking with Ektachrome [Mamiya 7ii | 65mm | Kodak Ektachrome E100]

u/LandySam11 — 6 hours ago
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Bees! (Fujica gw690 + 800t)

This couple parked their car, left and within moments it was swarmed with bees. Luckily I was on my bicycle and had my camera in my backpack.

u/Academic-Knowledge-3 — 8 hours ago
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Something from my first time using CinaStill 800T.

I thought it made a cool scene. It's how you get from the liquor store to the bar to sneak shit in...

u/ThoseOddPhotos — 9 hours ago
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Midcentury Sunbeam | Kodak Ektar 100

Trying to get more into shooting color neg film. Shot on a sunny winter day in Rochester, NY. Home processing + Scanning. Inverted with Darktable.

u/pentaxguy — 6 hours ago
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Belgium, SPA-Francorchamps. Carena 1000 / Fujifilm 400 / Carenar 135mm

u/jazzrabja — 1 day ago
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Cinestill 800 taken with Nikon F4 & 50mm f1.8

Did a little color grading in post to create a more cinematic feel. What you think? Kinda wanted to go for an eerie haunted feeling. The last photo gave me The Shining vibes.

u/Traditional_Pepper91 — 16 hours ago
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First of the roll | Leica M6 & Minolta X-700 | Portra 400 & Cinestill 800T

All Leica M6 except the 4th shot. Shot around the world over 3 years

u/Alexkittoephotos — 1 day ago