What films did you shoot most recently?

[mikecnichols]

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]

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]

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]

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]

Tri-X in single frame 35mm

 

[shutterclank]

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

 

[alex66]

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]

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]

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

 

[derwent]

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]

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

 

[baachitraka]

PanF+ @EI 25

 

[TareqPhoto]

FP4+ with Ilfosol 3, 2 or 3 days ago

 

[benjiboy]

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

 

[BradleyK]

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]

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

 

[Steve Smith]

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]

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

 

[polyglot]

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]

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

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

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]

Rollei Pan 25

 

[tnabbott]

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

 

[nonuniform]

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]

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