What films did you shoot most recently?

mikecnichols · Oct 20, 2011

mikecnichols said:
Just developed a roll of Ektar 100. First of it through my Minolta. I'm really excited about the last 20 shots....I hiked to a waterfall I've been wanting to go in Autumn for years today. I climbed all over its 100 feet of cascading water and rocks. I think I got some neat shots.

Two of my favorites:

flatulent1 · Oct 23, 2011

It was a lovely grey day here in Seattle, with stiff winds and a little horizontal rain. So I went on a walkabout in the city and fired off a roll and a half of XP2 Super. Finished off a roll of Portra 800 in a little pocket camera for those rare foliage shots.

SchwinnParamount · Oct 23, 2011

flatulent1 said:
It was a lovely grey day here in Seattle, with stiff winds and a little horizontal rain. So I went on a walkabout in the city and fired off a roll and a half of XP2 Super. Finished off a roll of Portra 800 in a little pocket camera for those rare foliage shots.

"Lovely"? I spent the same day in the same geographical area as you did today... Ok, I was 25 miles south of Seattle. "Lovely" is not an adjective I would have chosen. My wife tried gamely to get autumn leaves in that horizontal rain, but her pictures kinda sucked. A little sun would have been in order. Color slide film, color print film, b&w print film, it would have been a "fail" day regardless. I know, as my b&w stuff was drab and contrastless today.

flatulent1 · Oct 23, 2011

My use of the word 'lovely' was done with tongue in cheek of course, much easier when typing than speaking. One of my friends pointed out to me a few years ago that if we took pictures only during nice weather here we wouldn't get out very often. Besides, I did see a patch of blue sky, however briefly. My intent was to shoot some large old churches with dripping stone walls etc from up close, and other sorts of gloomy subjects. I didn't take a tripod with me, as mine is rather big and heavy, so it'll be interesting to see how many shots are actually squared and sharp, considering the pummeling I was taking from the wind. I did enjoy myself.

Sirius Glass · Oct 23, 2011

Tri-X in single frame 35mm

shutterclank · Oct 23, 2011

Adox CHS 25 Art 120 size. it is an amazing film...

alex66 · Oct 23, 2011

Tri X through an old folder:

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A roll of Neopan 100 through a TLR (Yashica Mat 124) Both testing the cameras.

Shutterclank your avatar i that from the legendary Crass?

removed account4 · Oct 23, 2011

plus x ... im chipping away at a roll of 120+135 ...
and also exposing hand rolled 122 spools of PAPER ( old expired ilford rc )

emjo · Oct 24, 2011

Most recently Ektar 100 and Fuji ACROS 100 in a Zeiss Ikonta 524 and a GW690II respectively.

derwent · Oct 24, 2011

There's some Ektar 100 in the Rolleicord, some Sensia 100 in the Contaflex Super B and some Kodak BW 400 CN in an EOS 650...

hpulley · Oct 24, 2011

More g.p. surv 400 (Rollei Retro 400S)

baachitraka · Oct 27, 2011

PanF+ @EI 25

TareqPhoto · Oct 29, 2011

FP4+ with Ilfosol 3, 2 or 3 days ago

benjiboy · Oct 29, 2011

I shot a roll of 135 Fuji Provia 400X mainly to test my Canon 300TL speedlight.

BradleyK · Oct 29, 2011

Given the paucity of color right now...I turned to my favorite black and white film for landscape work, and shot six rolls -more or less - of Pan F Plus last Saturday in Banff and Lake Louise. I will let another dozen or so rolls accumulate and then pick a rainy Saturday or Sunday and have a marathon souping-session.

Kugerfang · Oct 29, 2011

2 rolls of cheap-ass Fujicolor C200 using a Canon EOS 500

Steve Smith · Oct 30, 2011

One roll of Kodak Portra 160 for my mother in law's wedding last Monday. The colours are very realistic (as they should be).

Steve.

derwent · Oct 30, 2011

Finished off a roll of Ektar 100 this afternoon...

polyglot · Oct 30, 2011

First outing with my 45A: 8 sheets of Fomapan 100 at the abandoned rail carriages yard. And a roll of RVP50 through the RZ.

Bertil · Nov 2, 2011

Some 6 sheets Fomapan 100, 5x7" (e.i. 50 -100 iso; Rodinal 1+50, 8-12 minutes, 18° C)
/Bertil

Thomas Bertilsson · Nov 2, 2011

35mm Tri-X, souped in PMK.
120 Fomapan 400, also souped in PMK. I'm dabbling with PMK, as you might surmise, having a bit of fun.

Frank C · Nov 3, 2011

Rollei Pan 25

tnabbott · Nov 5, 2011

I recently used new Portra 160 for some shots of a Rollei I'm selling. Developed and scanned at home:

nonuniform · Nov 7, 2011

That Rollei is really cool!

I've been shooting new Portra 400 in 120 and 4x5. Handheld 4x5, exposed at 1600. Really great film.

wblynch · Nov 7, 2011

Shot some Fomapan 400 in 120 over the weekend. Diana F+ !

What films did you shoot most recently?

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