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Companda wrote:

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FUCK yes.

got a roll of portra 160 developed. here's the result. I went a little overboard with the fisheye adapter lens

cloudscapes man, I'm so high right now and those photos are the best you've taken yet!
The last six are

i love this whole page... cant wait to get a cord my tl-220 and upload my "keep the south side even wierder" shots...

my first love..

Hey are you developing these yourself as well, cloud? Or do you get them developed then use your negative scanner?

Jero wrote:Hey are you developing these yourself as well, cloud? Or do you get them developed then use your negative scanner?

Yeah right now I get them developed and scan the negatives/positives (slide film is positive). Color film is nearly impossible to develop yourself anyway, since it involves sensitive temperature control and stuff. Eventually I'll do my own B&W film. It's really easy. You dont even need a dark room with the right kit!

Here are a few shots a took a couple years ago. I used some 80's minolta and redscaled the film by cutting it out of the roll, flipping it around, and rolling it back in backwards. They all came out uber dark/gloomy because the camera was automatic. I couldn't adjust exposure. Usually you can get some really awesome oranges an yellows out of it.








Not sure why it won't let me post the 4th one down the right side up.

those are fvcking epic, Jero....

Gilmourish wrote:those are fvcking epic, Jero....

Appreciate it dude! I really like some of those myself. Not too many more of those redscale ones. I have some more "normal" pictures I'll post once I go through them. I always shoot, well used to when I actually used my cameras, 35mm. More specifically, expired 35mm. Into the whole lomography thing for a while.

I like the whole lomography thing too. Moved onto just plain old cameras now.... currently using a 1950s agfa super silette and may start using my dads old asahi pentax soon. 35mm is just so much easier than 120.

Gilmourish wrote:I like the whole lomography thing too. Moved onto just plain old cameras now.... currently using a 1950s agfa super silette and may start using my dads old asahi pentax soon. 35mm is just so much easier than 120.

Haha, god yes. I have a Zenit 122, Smena 35, and a couple randoms. Sold off a lot of my other cameras...used to have 5 yashicas, and 5 smena 35's , amongst others.

I love all the old cameras and stuff. I want a really really really tiny camera which still shoots 35mm but I can't find anything small enough. The mini diana is small enough but just not what i want :/ want something old :D

Gilmourish wrote:I love all the old cameras and stuff. I want a really really really tiny camera which still shoots 35mm but I can't find anything small enough. The mini diana is small enough but just not what i want :/ want something old :D

You can shoot half frames with the diana mini though! That's prob the only other analog camera I want to buy at this point.