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I decided that my Plustek film scanner needed a film holder for 127 film. So I designed and built one via 3d printing.
www.printables.com/model/1332807-plustek-scanner-film-hol...
I was desperate for 110 film to try out some cameras I found at the thrift store and all I could find at the time was expired Fuji. The rolls were individuallly wrapped without a box so I am not sure how expired the film was but I think it was more than a year or two expired which is what it was sold as. The site also mentioned that the color was good but this film is definitely a bit faded.
Leica Monopan 50
Pentax A3
Pentax SMC 50mm f1.7
First time developing myself.
Scanned with a Sony a6100, hence the exif data.
''Ognun vede le proprie oche come cigni''
nikonF2photmic + nikkor80-200(f4.5)
f8,50,1/250,200;
film: kodak colorplus iso200;
scansione della stampa con hp4500 a 600dpi
PP: rimozione polvere,aggiunta logo.
Here is some old fashion film trickery. I went out at night during a Full Moon. Shot four images on the same frame, with 35mm film. You could do this by pressing the release button on the bottom of the camera, while cocking the shutter. The next day I shot this photo, of the new bridge being built at Roosevelt Lake, on the same frame. So much easier today with digital processing. This photo was all done with film. 1989
Digitized using Carl Zeiss Macro-Planar 120mm F/4 CFE lens adapted to Fujifilm GFX 100S camera, coupled with Valoi Easy120 film scanning kit.