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It Arrived! This is a 35mm film camera. I received it, gently used, today. I've not any results to show yet, but I'm very enthusastic about getting the first few shots processed and scanned.
Some of my recent film purchases...most of this was from a job lot from ebay, all the kodak rolls are expired.
The 35mm is for keeps - not shot any Kodak Ektachrome before (there's some E100VS, E100GX, E100S and E100G in there - looking forward to seeing how differently they xpro). Worked out at around £1.50 a roll, should get that down if I manage to sell some of the other rolls....
...like the Polaroid films - they are no use to me so so they are going back onto ebay tonight.
The 120 film is more than I'll ever shoot with my Holga, especially as my home scanner will only do 35mm negs. So far I've only shot 2 rolls of 120, so suddenly having 60+ rolls is a bit overkill. So I might sell some, or trade it for 35mm, or investigate a cheap medium format camera and scanner combo. Any suggestions / offers?
I recently picked up a Nikon F5 for the lens that was on it thinking I would sell the camera. I'm thinking I will keep it. It's a joy to work with and there is something about analog, even after being digitized, that can't be fully duplicated. This is a replacement scan of the original Walgreen low res scan I posted. Scanned with an Epson V500. At 32 megapixels this is a pretty fun and easy way to get to full frame. :)
from Film Noir .... unknown to me ..
in my Etude Series ....from Film Noir ...
Taken Nov 26, 2017
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happy, happy friday! it's almost happy hour here, and tonight, we will be enjoying it!
~ from my "empty is full" project
Nikon F100 | 28 2.8D | cross-processed Provia 100f | Gulf of Mexico
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Double exposure on slide film so old it's barely breathing. (Thank you, Erwin.)
Outside the Montrose library, yesterday.
The ebay God has been kind to me lately. I do hope they will work. Some of them are really old!!
I can probably forget about the black and white films since they never seem to work.. The Paul Giambarda Edition are quite new.
Type 100 films:
Fujifilm FP-100c
Fujifilm FP-100c Silk
Fujifilm FP-3000b
Polaroid Polapan 664
Polaroid Polacolor 667
Polaroid Polacolor Tungsten 64
Polaroid 690
Polaroid 669
Polaroid Studio 125i
Polaroid Chocolate Paul Giambarda Edition
Polaroid Sepia Paul Giambarda Edition
Polaroid Blue Paul Giambarda Edition
4x5 pack film:
Polaroid 559
Polaroid 554
Polaroid 579
4x5 sheet film:
Polapan 52