Picked up an AF-1 for under $100 for for my wife. It has the same 35mm f/2.8 Zuiko lens as the Mju-II, a solid 80s build, and doesn't break the bank.
I put together a quick write-up with some sample scans if anyone’s considering one:
What's your favorite budget point-and-shoot right now?
Hi all, I just recently got back into photography, both film (developing and scanning at home) and digital. I am coming into this with basically no experience with photo editing software. I started the 3 month trial that came with my camera, and while I have figured a few things out, it still feels completely overwhelming. Both in the photo editing side and the organizational side. My question is this - do you think a professional level suite like Capture One is realistic for a complete beginner, or would I be better served in starting with a more basic program to learn the basics of photo editing. I don't mind (kind of) paying a sub, and I really like the feel of it, I'm just wary of paying for something I won't come close to using to its potential, as well as feeling overwhelmed and avoiding using it at all. Thanks.
Hello! I just wanted to share a few analog photos from my recent trip to Hong Kong. I completely romanticized the city through Wong Kar-wai movies and ended up enjoying my stay so much. I walked hundreds of kilometers with my two analog cameras and shot a lot. I love Hong Kong and I can't wait for my next trip. Thank you!
First of all, I have to be gratefull I was able to figure out the right developing for this roll, nuked the previous roll but thanks to the advice I recieved I was able to figure out that the developing time was too high, this roll was developed with rodinal 1 + 25, 6 minutes dev, 4 minutes fixer. The camera in question is my lovely Kodak autographic junior no. 2a. Which takes 120 film. These results amaze me, im so grateful I am able to operate 120 year old cameras successfully, you can actually see me in the third picture haha. Feedback on technical skill is appreciated. However, I am quite satisfied with these shots, though FP4+ might be a bit better than kentmere.
Another mixed set of photos from Yosemite.
Open to any and all feedback good or bad (constructive preferred but not required)!
All shot on a Nikon FE or Nikon F4, using various lenses, mostly older manual focus lenses.
Filmstocks are varied, and include C41, B&W, and E6.
Thanks for looking!
Let a non-photographer friend bring my most portable Canon EF setup on a trip and she got some stellar shots!
Reflxlabs 640T AHU metered at ISO 640, developed in Cinestill’s CS41 duo bath kit, scanned using the CS-LiteBrite+ with Fujifilm X-T4, 7artisans 60mm f/2.8 II Macro at f/5.6. Negative Lab Pro for inversion.
I’m still new to camera-scanning and also partially colour-blind so I tried my best to avoid weird color casts, lol.
I was testing an old camera 35mm with some expired film and didn't load the film properly onto the sprockets. Ended up with some double exposures that I like so thought I would share.
cam: Canon AE-1
film: Kodak Gold 200
cam: Canon AE-1
film: Ilford Pan 100
I just bought my first analog SLR and I don’t know if the seals are still good I think they look weird but perhaps they are fine? lmk
These pictures were taken at ASA 100 using a Nikon F80 SLR camera and a Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 G lens, and processed at home using C-41 chemistry.
I've heard that its possible to make an adapter for the spectra 2 to take 600 film,does anyone have any advice on how to make/buy one,or even know if there's any good tutorials out there. thanks in advance. (I already own 3 other polaroid cameras, but I really want to use this one lol)
Just posted on their IG socials. Looks like a Pokémon collab coming!
Just some cool shots I took on a vacation.
Just found this roll of fujicolor in a camera bag at a flea market but I’m wondering which year it is, and if I can still shoot with it. I suppose it was exposed to heat. Any experts to determine which year/decade it comes from ?