Newbie from Yorkshire

[TheBigYin]

Hi everyone, just joined up here, and hopeing it's a friendly place, as I'm returning to Film after a long time using digital. I recently bought a EOS-5 body to use with my existing lenses from my digital kit, and enjoyed using it for a few rolls (until it died on me a couple of weeks ago - but that'll be another thread!) - mainly of BnW, but couple of rolls of Colour Neg and Transparencies. Don't know if this is sacriledge over here, but I use digital for day-to-day stuff, but for FUN i'm tending to use film more. I've even got to the point where i've developed a couple of rolls of BnW - though i've no room for a traditional printing setup, and currently use a borrowed slide/neg scanner and revert to digital printing processes. As I said earlier, the EOS-5 "has issues" and I've managed to source a rather nice upgrade in a mint condition EOS-3 body which i've just about got to grips with after my third roll of film!

 

[Chazzy]

Welcome to APUG from the USA. Congratulations on the mint EOS 3—I love my own EOS 3.

 

[clogz]

Eh,oop lad and welcome from t'other side of the herring ditch.

Hans

 

[Ian Grant]

Yer poor sod, just about the whole world has been to Yorkshire & left after ravaging the women, the Celts, the Romans, the Vikings and even Lez McLean

Welcome to APUG

(For those not in the know there are some tall stunning (a lot) blond Yorkshire women, all with roots to the ravishing Vikings).

Ian

 

[Shaggysk8]

Hello and welcome from the midlands

 

[papagene]

Hello and welcome to APUG from western New England.

gene

 

[Blighty]

Aaagh!! Yorkshire -nooooo!! Repel the invader, repel the invader. Just watch it mate - there's more of us Lancastrians than you -so there! Seriously though, a real big welcome to the best trad forum on the net. Regards, B.

 

[Christopher Walrath]

Welcome to APUG.

 

[Jeff Kubach]

Hello and welcome to APUG! I hope you enjoy this site.

Jeff

 

[benjiboy]

Yer poor sod, just about the whole world has been to Yorkshire & left after ravaging the women, the Celts, the Romans, the Vikings and even Lez McLean

Welcome to APUG

(For those not in the know there are some tall stunning (a lot) blond Yorkshire women, all with roots to the ravishing Vikings).

Ian

I must admit Ian that as a Yorkshireman I ravished a few of them in my youth, but most of the blond ones roots had their origins in hydrogen Peroxide not the vikings, I still live there, and Les Mclean can make his own arrangements.