Might as well be time to have a dedicated thread on this. Call it a consolidation if you will (or at least another thread to chat about our artz)
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Film (Analog) Photography Thread
I always forget, but the one thing I dislike about winter is the absolute lack of sun. I can't wake up before work and go shoot, I can't get off work and go out and shoot... The sun is only up from like 730-430 these days, and I work like 8-5.
Literally limited to my days off, or flash photography... v frustrating.
Literally limited to my days off, or flash photography... v frustrating.
DingoSeanI always forget, but the one thing I dislike about winter is the absolute lack of sun. I can't wake up before work and go shoot, I can't get off work and go out and shoot... The sun is only up from like 730-430 these days, and I work like 8-5.
Literally limited to my days off, or flash photography... v frustrating.
I recently bought a Nikon FE camera to get back into film and feel your pain.
runjoyI recently bought a Nikon FE camera to get back into film and feel your pain.
That is a great camera.
Taken on my dad's old Fuji GW690, unknown film that I developed some 4 years after this was taken. Such a fun camera, I highly recommend if medium format is your gig.
Diving into the world of film pretty soon and having a look at different 35mm films to buy and I was wondering if anyone has tried the Ilford Delta 3200 film, mostly for low light conditions, and if so what type of success have you had?
FeatherstonDiving into the world of film pretty soon and having a look at different 35mm films to buy and I was wondering if anyone has tried the Ilford Delta 3200 film, mostly for low light conditions, and if so what type of success have you had?
I've shot quite a bit of Ilford Delta 3200, mostly due to it being rather cheap in the EU.
Keep in mind that it's more a 1600 iso film, as in that T-Max P3200 is an 800 film that can be pushed to 3200 with good results but I have very limited experience with that new Kodak stock which is supposed to be rather stellar.
Delta 3200 is very very lenient and stands or falls by the dev process, it lacks in contrast and is grainy. (no shit)
This shot is from way back from a time when I didn't know how to scan/process as properly as today but it gives an inditcation this is at pushed to 6400:
I have better examples but I know almost exclusively shoot film at parties, so I will not be posting those publicly...
Or just use Tri-X and push that fucker to 6400 for maximum #ARTZ
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