What films did you shoot most recently? (Part 2)

[Ko.Fe.]

Fuji 250D cinefilm.

 

[TheToadMen]

Nikon F with 50/1.4 mm and Fuji NPH400 (expired)

 

[Toyo]

Agfa Vario-XL on Bronica ETRs with PE 4/40.
Expired by a long way.
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[tomfrh]

delta 3200 at 1600. I cant decide if I like it.

I like the speed, but not the grain.

 

[RattyMouse]

delta 3200 at 1600. I cant decide if I like it.

I like the speed, but not the grain.

Process it in Ilford DD-X. The grain is quite nice.

 

[RattyMouse]

5 rolls of Fujifilm Superia and 3 rolls of Portra 160.

 

[StoneNYC]

8x10 Acros100

 

[tomfrh]

Process it in Ilford DD-X. The grain is quite nice.

thanks for the tip

 

[jeffreyg]

Delta 100 120 @100 available light indoors from a ceiling skylight developed in PMK Pyro. Very nice results.

http://www.jeffreyglasser.com/
http://www.sculptureandphotography.com/

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Let's see, a real mutt of film, mostly because I'm testing a host of geeky toy cameras that I acquired.

1 roll of 35mm Ilford HP5+ (in the Olympus Pen-D)
1 roll of 35mm Kodak Ultra 800 (also in the Olympus Pen-D, such a fun camera!)
1 roll of 35mm Fomapan 200 (in the Canon EOS-3, to test that film with Harvey's 777 developer; I suspect good things will happen)
1 roll of 35mm Kodak Portra 400 VC (also in the Canon EOS-3, just to test a 50mm Pentax f/1.4 lens adapter)
1 roll of 35mm Fuji Superia 400 (in the Diana with the 35mm back, for 48mm wide pictures that are slightly panoramic)
1 roll of 120 Ilford HP5+ (in the Hasselblad, to take pictures of people at our summer solstice party, see attached. Also a portrait of a flower to finish the roll. Processed in the 777)

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Process it in Ilford DD-X. The grain is quite nice.

Agreed. That film and developer are like made for one another. Very nice negatives to print.

 

[macfred]

AGFA Photo Precisia CT100 slide film with the Nikon F4 (really like the first results - saturated but natural
colours; cheap as chips here in Germany; almost no visible grain; easy to sc....)

Kodak Tmax 100 with the FUJI GW670iii (although I'm a long time TriX - user)

Kodak Portra 400 with the FUJI GA645 (great skin tones; on brighter days with B&W Schneider-Kreuznach
ND 0.3 or 0.6)

Kodak Ektar 100 with the FUJI GA645Wi (on overcast sky I prefer Portra 160(400)

 

[dale116dot7]

This past two weeks:

Very expired (and free) Agfa CRD in OM4T (shot two rolls to get exposure and development right). ISO 8, Fuji 6X E6 kit, 5 minutes FD, 6 minutes CD to combat the magenta fog. It definitely has an interesting look.
Expired Kodak SO-239 (X-pro E6) in OM4T. I know the dyes are not stable, it's just to fool around with. This film definitely has a blue cast. Actually, that is an understatement. When expired, this is a very blue, green, and white 'artistic' film. Not much red.
Fuji RVP50 in OM4T
Kodak Tri-X 400, OM2n
Kodak T-Max 100, OM2n

I have to say that the RVP50 is the film I shoot tons of. I still have a frozen brick of PKR.

 

[rpavich]

I JUST put in a fresh roll of Kodak Vision3 500T Cine film...I'm very excited. I got two rolls of 400' and one roll of 100' for $150.00.

 

[benjiboy]

A roll of 120 Fuji Provia 400X in my Mamiya C330 F.

 

[BradleyK]

More Tri-X (EI 200) with one of my M6s. Decided to put my Vancouver project (all E100G/VS in 35mm and 120) on hiatus for a few months and concentrate on the black and white. So, an M4 and M6 w/the 28,50,90mm lenses and Tr-X, in the bag/over the shoulder, for the summer...

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Just shot 20 sheets of Bergger Pancro 400 5x7. We'll see how it goes in the development - I had to wing the exposures because my Hermagis Eidoscope lens doesn't have a shutter, so I was using a pair of dark slides to try and pull off a 1/30th of a second outdoors.

 

[sepiareverb]

I just pulled a roll of Fujicolor 200 out of my MP, it will get mailed in to some lab for processing when I have a few more color rolls. Loaded some HP5 into a Super Ikonta yesterday, I'm about a third of the way through that. I'll run it in Rodinal Spezial (Studionol)

 

[Oscar Carlsson]

Adox CHS II 100 in 120, couple of weeks ago.

 

[baachitraka]

Fuji Acros 100 in 120. PC-TEA did some magic to it.

 

[Nodda Duma]

Homemade emulsion hand-coated onto 4"x5" and 5"x7" glass plates. The dry plate emulsion is about an ISO 0.5 equivalent.

 

[Vaughn]

Some 4x5 Tech Pan again, Just received my jobo 3006 Expert drum -- I will have some fun!

 

[HiHoSilver]

Sly had a color shot of a car show that renderd brilliant metal paint well. 'Lomo 400. 'Tried it & its quite respectable. 'Would gladly use again - similar realistic color pallette of Portra.

 

[Terry Breedlove]

TRI-X is my absolute favorite and standard. Lately I have been adding TMAX 100 for my long exposure and landscape work. When shooting color I shoot with Portra 400. That is it. I mostly shoot 120 right now 6x6 Hasselblad but Tri-X on my 35 mm just has a draw to it that I love.

 

[StoneNYC]

Some 4x5 Tech Pan again, Just received my jobo 3006 Expert drum -- I will have some fun!

Why be 3006? That's the 5x7 drum. Unless it's simply your first expert drum and you got a good deal? However I can't believe you don't have 3005 and 3010 drums already with the kind of shooting and hear you already have.