Long time film shooter since I was just a kid shooting 126 and 110 mostly, then some 35mm. Really got into it later with Canon FD 35mm, lately my eyes aren't so good so I finally got into AF with the EOS 650 and just got an EOS-1N RS yesterday, quite a bit of fun. I'm mostly shooting Ilford B&W and Fuji color these days.
The Toronto board is worth a look, even if it is a bit sleepy at times.
The Globe and Mail has also fired up a new feature called "Camera Club" that may turn out to be worthwhile. Globe staff photographers are trying to make it work, so have a look and chip in there, too.
I used to process film a long time ago and should really get back into it but I've been lazy of late. However, so little film is being shot lately that I have to wait a bit which kills me some days so again I should at least get some tanks and baths to process the negs even if I just scan them. I should fire up the enlarger again too but I already have more prints than my wife wants around the house at one time...
Thanks for the fair reminder and I will check out the Toronto board.
I have lots of scans so I'll start sharing once I figure out the best places to post them here.
Welcome to APUG. Mostly people post to the galleries. Posting images to discussion threads is more for discussing/asking advice on a special picture/negative. At least that's my 0.02€
Welcome from the other side of Canada. I see you have the Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens as well. They are a great SOLID lens. I have mine on my T90 a very great deal of time. I know it is a lot of weight but I'm a big guy so it is a cake walk for me...... I works well with Canon 2X-B Extender. Definitely pack the both of them for my hikes. Never a disappointment yet.
Yes, the 55 f/1.2 FL is a serious chunk of glass! It is very easy to remove the FL mount so I'm going to make a non-destructive EF mount for it which I can swap in by just undoing the 3 screws. It looks like there will be back focus issues at infinity but of course with my fixed-mirror EOS-1N RS this won't be an issue