What films did you shoot most recently?

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Portra 400, 35mm. Processed at home.

 

[Markster]

BradleyK, when the weather craps out you often get some of the best photos! (not of objects as much as weather itself!)

 

[BradleyK]

BradleyK, when the weather craps out you often get some of the best photos! (not of objects as much as weather itself!)

No argument there - for the most part. I can attest that I have a lot of good inclement weather shots in my archive. However, I was thinking only about shooting here on the Left Coast. There is something about a thousand or so meters of green suddenly dissolving into an amorphous gray-white mass that is somewhat defeating (?) when one wants to be out shooting (color) landscapes!

 

[Jeff Kubach]

I used to use Konica IR years ago really like it.

Jeff

 

[C.Kline]

I've been shooting quite a bit of the new Portra 400 in my 500 and am digging it. Really nice stuff to work with.

 

[hpulley]

New Portra 400 120, Delta 3200 135-36, FP4+ 120.

 

[hpulley]

Ulaanbaatar was dusty, pastel and bright so I shot a bunch of Portra160 for street-photo purposes.

Hills of Terjel Nat Pk were spectacular; shot bucketloads of Acros, Velvia and some TMY2. Some Provia at night too (20:00 f/5.6).

Beijing next; all 6x7...

Love to see some pictures of Ulaanbaatar! Scanned and uploaded anywhere?

 

[vpwphoto]

Tri-x when should I stock up and put in deep freeze?

 

[hpulley]

The way Kodak's stock price is headed I'd say today would be a good day sadly...

Tri-x when should I stock up and put in deep freeze?

 

[polyglot]

Love to see some pictures of Ulaanbaatar! Scanned and uploaded anywhere?

Probably sometime in November before I get to those... you'll see why when you see the pile of rolls I'm bringing home.

 

[zsas]

got a roll of Kodak 64T rolling thru the 35mm now...

 

[stavrosk]

Cross Processed fuji t64... very high contrast so care must be taken during exposure

 

[AlbertZeroK]

Scala 200 35mm, processed like Agfa 100
TMax 100 120
and a roll of Fuji Pro 160c <- because I've never shot the 160c, but I LOVE the 160s

 

[zenrhino]

Scala 200 35mm, processed like Agfa 100
TMax 100 120
and a roll of Fuji Pro 160c <- because I've never shot the 160c, but I LOVE the 160s

I loved 160c. It was my favorite Fuji color film. Alas.

 

[zenrhino]

Tri-X (of which I'm increasing my stash of 100' rolls out of paranoia).

Delta 100 (off of an old 100' spool).

New portra 400. Not that impressed.

Ektar in 135. Love me some Ektar.

 

[tnabbott]

Fuji Velvia 100, developed at home:


GGB 1_1 by Thomas N. Abbott, on Flickr


GGB 2 by Thomas N. Abbott, on Flickr

 

[FredW]

Lately I have been shooting a lot of PanF+ in 120 through the Holga Wide Pinhole camera.

 

[Fotophreek]

I recently purchased a Canon AE1 from ebay and ran a roll of Kodak 24 exposure High Definition 400 iso.

 

[chrismoret]

...Tri-X for 35mm by default. When shooting 120roll (6x7) I'm not that picky. If it reacts with light it's OK.

 

[mablo]

Kodak Ektar 100 with my Minolta Autocord. I've never before shot one roll of color film with my Autocord so I thought it's about time.

 

[mikecnichols]

Shot Ektar today (and in the past week)....excited about the images from today. Rime ice on the trees in the high country combined with a beautiful crisp and clear autumn day....so excited.

 

[mikecnichols]

Shot Ektar today (and in the past week)....excited about the images from today. Rime ice on the trees in the high country combined with a beautiful crisp and clear autumn day....so excited.

Here are a couple of my favorites:

 

[hpulley]

Nice ice!

ObFilm: more Delta 3200

 

[mikecnichols]

Nice ice!

ObFilm: more Delta 3200

Thanks....it was exciting for me to see up close Sunday.

 

[jk0592]

TriX in 120 exclusively.