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?
All shot on either a calypso or nikonos ii on various film
stocks.... thank you for looking xoxo
Ricoh GR-1 w/ Portra 400. grainier than I would have liked but carrying this with my digital camera was a lot easier than my normal film camera.
Hello! I recently got a Honeywell Visimatic 615 from a thrift store and was wondering why I see an orange light in the viewfinder when I half-depress the shutter.
Shot a roll of kodak gold and fuji 400 in seoul. 2nd and 3rd roll i shot on my x-700, still a beginner but really enjoy shooting film so far
I wanted to make it a little more special, so I tried capturing the entire sequence on a single frame of 35mm film. Seven exposures of the eclipse, followed by one final exposure of the landscape after sunset. The film had to stay perfectly aligned between every shot.
After days of practicing and a lot of hoping for the best, I finally got the scans back from the lab.
Eight exposures. One frame. And it worked. I’m honestly incredibly happy with how the result turned out :)
Olympus OM-4 Ti
Kodak Ektar 100
Always love the feedback.
Shot these on my Nikon f2 with a 28mm f/3.5
literally two days before we went on this vacation I saw an ad for the new kodak point-and-shoot camera and I thought "man why not, I never really take any photos on my phone anyway because I don't post them anywhere, might be cool to have a few real photos printed out after we come back" and this is the result!
even though I know next to nothing about photography I realize some of these are neither well exposed nor well composed. but as I tried to have zero expectations, i'm still pretty happy with the results! i'm definitely bringing this camera on my next vacation in 2 weeks, so I'll appreciate any tips from you experienced guys in this sub!
Hey guys looking for some tips and tricks to do on lightroom mobile. Last image is the camera i used to get these pictures. 200 iso film.
I quickly got addicted to using analog cameras. All the water shots were with a Nikonos V using either the 35mm or 80mm. Macro Shots were done using a Nikkormat FT with a 70-210mm and a macro tube. The one double exposure was done with a Hasselblad 500C.
Hey!!! I just began my journey into film photography, and I need some advice. I shot my first test roll the other day, and there are some glaring issues that I’m hoping to find out how to fix. I’m open to any and all advice! It looks like I have some major issues in exposure, under and over. Here are some images from the test roll:
Images off my calypso and nikonos ii. Film stocks used were fuji velvia 400 and kodak ultra max 400