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My first real shoot on film. Megan wanted to go take some photos so I thought I'd take my Elan out for a spin. I used Fuji Super HQ 100 film expired in 2008. I found myself looking at the back of this bloody camera after every shot -___- If you live in a city where you can get your film developed in an hour you should consider yourself lucky. I have to mail mine away which takes about 2 weeks. Although it is a bit like christmas when it finally shows up.
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Elan7 // Expired Fuji 100 film
35L
Natural Light
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This film was initially purchased from a Chinese Military Surplus sale.
Lucky Aerial 200 B&W Film
Originally an ISO 200 (now more like 100 or less)
"develop before 2010"
I have a very limited amount available in rolls of 20 exposures each at Labeauratoire.
After extensive testing, I have determined that there is some sort of emulsion damage resulting in cloudy areas most noticeable in the deep shadow areas. They resemble some kind of water spots so perhaps the film was stored deep in a Mongolian bunker somewhere and was exposed to moisture for prolonged periods before it was finally decommissioned and sold off ???
(Major speculative artistic license taken here ;-)
These were taken with a Canon Film camera, mostly with my 85mm f1.8 lens and then, because I'm impatient, I took photos of the film with my phone and did some quick editing. I'll replace some of these with the final printed images from the darkroom soon.
Ferris wheel at the fair I attended today. I had an amazing time today with my cousins!!! The view from the top of the Ferris was amazing!!!! ^_^ I was in utter joy when I saw the view from the top that it felt like I was overloaded with joy <3 Anyway hope you guys have a great week ahead!
Red Rock Ranch, Laytonville, CA
Black and White 35mm Film, Canon Rebel, Tamron 10-24mm, f/3.5-5.6
Negative Scanned with Epson 4490
Edited in Lightroom 5