what was the last camera you used, last film and how was it developed

[Henning Serger]

Mamiya 645 Pro TL, Provia 400X.
Nikon F6, Fuji Provia 100F and Velvia 50.
In both cases photographs of the wonderful fall colours, normal E6 development.

Best regards,
Henning

 

[mjs]

Minolta Maxxum 700si, Tri-X, developed in my basement darkroom in D-76 straight.

Mike

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Pentax MX / 35mm f/3.5 lens / Ilford HP5+ @ EI 200 / Processed in Harvey's panthermic 777 (replenished) / So far I've only made a contact sheet of the roll. It was the last roll of film I shot on my vacation trip to Europe at the beginning of September. There were about 69 other rolls of HP5+ 35 and 120, and Tri-X 120 before that roll, so it's been a lot of film developing lately.
I've been trying my hand at some Ilfotec DD (without the X) lately too. I was given ten liters concentrate, and I'm replenishing it at about 50ml per roll. Interesting developer that requires quite a bit of extended developing time to get nice contrast, but it seems to be a very nice product. About 15 of the rolls were developed in that chemistry.

 

[Kyle M.]

Leica IIIf, Kodak Tri-X. 15 minutes in HC-110 dilution H (1+63) 68*, 10 initial inversions followed by 5 inversions every 30 seconds starting at the 1 minute mark. I really need to motivate myself to get the RB67 out and shoot some of that HP5+ I've been hoarding, or maybe what little Acros, or precious little Plus-X 120 I have left.

 

[BradleyK]

A Soverized Nikon F2AS w/20mm 3.5/28mm 2.0/50mm 1.2/105mm 1.8 lenses and two rolls of TMax100 yesterday afternoon out casually walking around. Film double-Zip-locked, joinig a number of their friends in the freezer, awaiting some ambition and a sufficient block of time.

 

[removed account4]

pen ft ( with superia800 and tmz3200 )
agfa sureshot with a few rolls of arista200
will be processed eventually
i've about 20 rolls of various things on-deck

 

[removed account4]

tmz3200, hp5+ afga p/s

 

[BradleyK]

1979 Nikon F2AS (Soverized) w/50mm F1.2 Ais, part roll of Tri-X (pb 10/13), shot at EI 200. Once the roll is finished, in a day or two, it's off to the freezer for a bit (I may start tackling the backlog of "to be souped" in a few weeks).

 

[Wayne]

1920's Kodak Brownie 2A Model C, Pan F + in Rodinal 1:50

 

[pdeeh]

OM-1n MD + 24/2.8, neopan 1600 @box, D23 1:1 10m. almost all shot yesterday at the richard long retrospective at the arnolfini. and then mopped up the roll with a few trees today.

 

[MattKing]

My Olympus OM-2s, Fuji Velvia 50 and E6 processing by London Drugs.

Best as I can remember, the first roll of Fuji film shot by me in all 51 years of my photography.

I was testing the film:

 

[bo eder]

last camera and film?

My last would be my first test roll on my newly acquired Canon EOS-1V with the Canon 50/1.4 lens. I actually shot this on Fuji Superia 400, but I converted to b&w in Photoshop Elements:

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

That looks very nice, Matt!

My Olympus OM-2s, Fuji Velvia 50 and E6 processing by London Drugs.

Best as I can remember, the first roll of Fuji film shot by me in all 51 years of my photography.

I was testing the film:

 

[ME Super]

From my Pentax PZ-20 on my first ever roll of Delta 3200:





The first two are of my son, and the last one I took downtown. I figured I'd need my tripod for the last one, got the camera mounted and lens set wide open (50mm SMC Pentax-M lens at f/2) and camera said 1/45th second so I could've hand held this shot!

 

[RalphLambrecht]

From my Pentax PZ-20 on my first ever roll of Delta 3200:

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The first two are of my son, and the last one I took downtown. I figured I'd need my tripod for the last one, got the camera mounted and lens set wide open (50mm SMC Pentax-M lens at f/2) and camera said 1/45th second so I could've hand held this shot!

Hasselblad 501c and Kodak Tmax400

 

[BradleyK]

^ Steveston, Matt? One of my "default" places to shoot on Saturday mornings when I don't feel the urge to trek downtown. Potential photographs at every turn...

 

[MattKing]

Thanks Thomas.

And Bradley, it is indeed Steveston.

Now what to do with over 350 rolls of frozen Fuji slide film?

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Thanks Thomas.

And Bradley, it is indeed Steveston.

Now what to do with over 350 rolls of frozen Fuji slide film?

Nice problem to have.


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[BradleyK]

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Now what to do with over 350 rolls of frozen Fuji slide film?[/QUOTE]

A rhetorical question, I'll assume?

BLK

 

[MattKing]

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Now what to do with over 350 rolls of frozen Fuji slide film?

A rhetorical question, I'll assume?

BLK[/QUOTE]

I'm probably going to put most of it up for sale.

 

[Vaughn]

5x7 Eastman View No.2, TMax400, Rollo pryo in Jobo Expert Drum #3005 (13:26:500 at 75F for 12 minutes)

Digitally re-photographed 5x7 B&W negative, inverted in PhotoShop:
Redwood Creek, 2015
Eastman View No.2, Computar 210/6.3.

 

[Fr. Mark]

Kodak Signet 35, an old Kodak 800 speed print film. Will take it to the local real camera store when I finish the roll. Will eventually set up to do C41 and E6 at home.

 

[DannL.]

Kodak Brownie Hawkeye (flash model)

Freestyle's Arista.EDU Ultra 100 - Developed D-76 1:1, 64 deg. 12:30 min.

 

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Let's see. Today I processed 16 rolls of film, four 35mm color, four 35mm b&w, and eight 120 b&w.

Shot with Minolta p&s camera:
2 rolls Kodak Ektachrome 100G
Shot with Pentax KX & various lenses:
1 roll Kodak Ektachrome 320T (5042 EPJ)
Shot with a Agfa half frame camera
1 roll Kodak Ektachrome 400X (5075 EPL)
All four rolls cross processed in C-41 chemistry.

Shot with Pentax KX:
4 rolls of Ilford HP5+, processed in replenished Ilfotec DD (not DD-X).

Shot with Hasselblad:
8 rolls of 120 HP5+, processed in replenished Infotec DD (not DD-X).

The color rolls will be scanned (what I'm doing right now), and the b&W will have contact sheets made, maybe tomorrow.
One example from the Ektachrome 320T attached.

It's been a great day!

 

[Vaughn]

...
It's been a great day!

Definitely!