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Film shots from the first time I ever worked with a film camera... like 7 months ago. Finally developed the film!
Location photo from the set of Director Holly Adams 2010 48 Hour Film, Leather Kittens Gone Bad. Produced By, Anton Kozikowski. Director of Photography, Tim McClelland.
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Graflex Century Graphic
Fujinon W 135mm f5.6
B+W Close-up +4 (NL4)
1/60 @ f5.6/8
ProS 6x7 120 Roll film back
Ilford HP5+ @ 200
Developed in Caffenol-C-L semi-stand
Epson V500
Photoshop CS
Kodak Color 200
Praktica TL1000
Carl Zeiss Tesar 50mm 2.8
Canon 9000f mk2 (scanner)
Tetenal C41 Kit (developer)
camera : Bronica ETRSi
lens : Zenzanon Eii 75mm f/2.8
film : ILFORD HP5+ 400
dev : D76
scan : Epson V600
This is some of the film negatives(they look bad sorry , i don't have a film scanner thingy) from my photography class(i inverted them in picnik so you can kinda see what they look like ) though a lot of my shots are underexposed because my light meter is busted (the needle won't move ) next time i need to be more careful at my settings . Photography class is kinda fun i guess , though theres a lot more book work involved and i forget to do it sometimes and it takes a long time for the class to move forward(because 30 students + one small darkroom = not much happening) . Today i learned how to make a print from the negative with the enlarger and it was not what i expected the whole process to be . If anybody was wondering i got a 91 on my 4 seasons project for Arts and Comm:
www.flickr.com/photos/annafur/2936000017/
Though my project the teacher has it , though it looks a little different now .
Thanks to everyone that helped with the project :)
Minolta XG-1 and 28mm Lens in 35mm format Film: Fuji Velvia 100F...Hand Held..jsut goes to show it doesn't always have to be Medium format or LF to make an impact; just reasonably composed in good light...the Bird Silhouettes are surprisingly sharp for 35mm 100 ISO Velvia hand held. I gotta drag these cameras out more often...