Having Fun with Shooting Film
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You are most welcome! Hope to hear from you soon regarding the Spotty! Sorry i got no experience in the other camera you mentioned in the thread.:embrass:
This is my best candid shot ever!!!
F5 / 50mm 1.8 Kodak 400
LOL, indeed a candid! i wish i'm young enough to figure out the straw could be also used as a toothpick. just kidding.;p
darrrrrrrrrr
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In the darkroom developing our first rolls of film. A mix of Kodak Tri-x, T-max and Ilford HP5.
Those 4 strips of negatives on the left are mine
BTW, I found out that one of my photography classmates bought a K1000 and M50/2 from a camera store for US$325/S$450!!! Can buy a K10D with that money!!!
Those 4 strips of negatives on the left are mine
BTW, I found out that one of my photography classmates bought a K1000 and M50/2 from a camera store for US$325/S$450!!! Can buy a K10D with that money!!!
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This is my best candid shot ever!!!
F5 / 50mm 1.8 Kodak 400
Lawrence, great candid shot.:thumbsup: Thanks for sharing.
In the darkroom developing our first rolls of film. A mix of Kodak Tri-x, T-max and Ilford HP5.
Your darkroom very bright. :bsmilie: On the one or two occasions I worked in a darkroom, we never dared to turn on the lights, not familiar enough with the procedures to be sure when it's safe to do so.
darrrrrrrrrr
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We have the luxury of working in a very spacious basement darkroom. There is one 2m x 2m dark room just for loading film into the developing tank, and another bigger dark room with safe light for wet printing. This bright area is only used for negative development, which does not need to be done in darkness. The first roll I developed, I was so confused and took so long to get everything in order. :bsmilie:
first roll is always the most exciting, after that u will want to try more things...
anyway after a few more rolls and its less choatic... :bsmilie:
darrrrrrrrrr
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Very mang zhang, especially in total darkness opening the film canister, loading the film onto the spool, etc. But seeing the images finally appear successfully on the developed negatives gives quite a sense of accomplishment!
Very mang zhang, especially in total darkness opening the film canister, loading the film onto the spool, etc. But seeing the images finally appear successfully on the developed negatives gives quite a sense of accomplishment!
actually i prefer a darkroom, got more room to move and easier to feel things, u try using a changing bag, its torturing the very first time....
darrrrrrrrrr
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Success!
DIY "scans"
Pentax ME Super, M50/1.7, Kodak Tri-x 400
DIY "scans"
Pentax ME Super, M50/1.7, Kodak Tri-x 400
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DIY "scans"
Pentax ME Super, M50/1.7, Kodak Tri-x 400
i love this two! Sin city style...lol
reyreina
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VERY nice scans!! i wished i had access to darkroom facilities...
darrrrrrrrrr
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My DIY scanner resides in my dorm room, not in the darkroom :bsmilie:
We learnt how to do contact sheets last week and will be starting on wet prints this week.
darrrrrrrrrr
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Super Program, 12-24 (usable on film from 18mm onwards), Kodak Tmax 400
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