nik34
Senior Member
Why not shoot a roll of film and see how much you like it? I'm sure quite some guys would love to take this set out of your hands
Ya! All black classic look nice...Yummy!;p:think:
Having Fun with Shooting Film
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Ya! All black classic look nice...Yummy!;p:think:
lightrules
Senior Member
This is YUMMMY
They used to make Handsome cameras
lightrules
Senior Member
Pentax super A 50mmf1.7
the thing that I really like about this camera and lens is that you
can just shoot anywhere, f1.7, Fuji Sepheria 400.
Across the table etc
dark cafe is no problem
the thing that I really like about this camera and lens is that you
can just shoot anywhere, f1.7, Fuji Sepheria 400.
Across the table etc
dark cafe is no problem
Pentax super A 50mmf1.7
the thing that I really like about this camera and lens is that you
can just shoot anywhere, f1.7, Fuji Sepheria 400.
Across the table etc
dark cafe is no problem
Have to agree with this. I'm pretty surprised with my M50/1.7 as well. Initially, I worried that I would need the f1.4, but after playing with the 1.7 for a while, it seems to do as well.
fengwei
New Member
These were from the 50/1.2? Looks great!
fengwei
New Member
Pentax super A 50mmf1.7
the thing that I really like about this camera and lens is that you
can just shoot anywhere, f1.7, Fuji Sepheria 400.
Across the table etc
dark cafe is no problem
That's true. But I wish my 35mm is F1.4 though. Had a bit problem freezing actions when I took some shots in the India Temple ...
fengwei
New Member
This is YUMMMY
They used to make Handsome cameras
Yeah, that one looks really classic
I got a 50/1.2 now, but I still feel the 50/1.4 matches those smaller camera better 
fengwei
New Member
I haven't used many films, only Kodak Gold 100, Fuji Superia 100, Fuji Reala 100, China brand b&w. So far I like Reala 100 the best. Still got quite a few Reala 100 and China brand b&w film, don't think I'd try other film anytime soon
K2 is a good cam, got aperture priority. But hard to find one in good working condition though.
knyghtfall81
New Member
slide film - Fujichrome sensia 400, with the Voigtlander 58 nokton
grain for the last 2 pictures pp-ed in actually, the actual slide film not grainy at all.
grain for the last 2 pictures pp-ed in actually, the actual slide film not grainy at all.
lightrules
Senior Member
where did you scan these ?
Looks too nice to be done by the lab....I dont trust lab to scan slide film.
but I not got no scanner...hmmm
lightrules
Senior Member
Yeah, that one looks really classic
Fengwei
are you still having this LX ?
One day must try it out
fengwei
New Member
Fengwei
are you still having this LX ?
One day must try it out
Yeah, I still have an LX, but it's a different one now:
You are welcome to try it out if you join our outing
lightrules
Senior Member
OMG
Fengwei
You spread poison like water !!!
Just looking at the original LX, I am already mesmerized....
This lizard skin is WHOA ! ! !
You need sunglasses to go with that
Fengwei
You spread poison like water !!!
Just looking at the original LX, I am already mesmerized....
This lizard skin is WHOA ! ! !
You need sunglasses to go with that
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freebsdntu
New Member
keep them coming, TS!
what scanner do you use?
what scanner do you use?
knyghtfall81
New Member
where did you scan these ?
Looks too nice to be done by the lab....I dont trust lab to scan slide film.
but I not got no scanner...hmmm
Try fotohub - they have a range of scanning services for consumers and higher level users, i.e. frame by frame scans if you need ultra high res. Otherwise, their 16 base scans are quite good enough for me.
For developing film, colour I'd go to konata, for B+W I'd go for ruby. I've tried Fei Fei before, but they're more expensive than ruby.
Hmm, I thought I read somewhere they outsource it to FotoHub? For colour prints, I think...:think:
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