1. Post #1921
    $8 is a lot, I'm pretty sure I got a 5 pack of medium format Ektar for like $24, and the 35mm is only around $5... This is from B&H.
    I just got three rolls of Ektar online they cost £3.25 a roll which is great. Normally they go for £4.50 online

    Well in Malaysian prices $8 is quite cheap, I bought it retail so I guess I'll try online next time. Still thinking what other camera should I get though, anyone have any ideas?
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  2. Post #1922
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    What are some good film camera's for about 150 dollars?

    Edited:

    Okay I just bought this for $35 http://www.canon.co.uk/for_home/prod...000n/index.asp good buy?
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  3. Post #1923
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    OM system master race

    Edited:

    actually, my girlfriend has that camera, and it's pretty decent. the body is mostly plastic so it's really lightweight, i'm pretty sure it weighs less than a digital rebel body.

    slightly disconcerting that even the lens mount is plastic though, but that's just me
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  4. Post #1924
    Going out tomorrow, might just be getting me a Rolleiflex with Zeiss lens. If not a Mamiya RB 64.

    Found a fullmetal leica going for $295 but some of it are rusted and I like leica with leathers better. Also found Voigtlander Vito and Bessa for $500.

    I want to get a medium format though, and I fell in love with the Rollei since the first time I got my hands on it. But there are many choices and I'll think about them later.
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  5. Post #1925
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    got some film back today! shots from my minolta look amazing, shots from my canon had light leaks

    i sold the minolta :(
    shooting myself in the foot right now, seriously so upset. i need a new AE-1 body, going to see if my mom's ftb works. but man was it disappointing to know the camera i sold worked perfectly and the one i kept hardly works at all :c
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  6. Post #1926
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    can you do anything to just re-seal it to avoid leaks?
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  7. Post #1927
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    possibly. but i have two ae-1s, i think i just threaded one of them wrong and the foam on my ftb is good. just going to have to get some goodwill rolls of film to test the cameras out.

    also i have a roll of holga film in my ae-1 right now. going to have to steal another roll from urban lol ;(
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  8. Post #1928
    For 30 bucks. Grabbed myself a couple of Yashicaflexes. One of them looks as good as dead and the other seems to have a bit of a chance to live. Might just end up selling both of them for collectibles though.

    Edited:

    Oh yeah. Also bought 10 rolls of Ektar 100.
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  9. Post #1929
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    Expecting at least 3,000 notes on this bad boy
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  10. Post #1930
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    got some film back


    gracie by codenamecueball, on Flickr


    grace wandering the forests by codenamecueball, on Flickr


    kelvinhall tube by codenamecueball, on Flickr


    ewan by codenamecueball, on Flickr


    ewan by codenamecueball, on Flickr

    Edited:


    invisible man by codenamecueball, on Flickr
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  11. Post #1931
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    January 2007
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    My second roll of film ever. (first one shot 2 years ago, it was utter crap)

    I'm kinda happy with this. (they are in order of preference from top to bottom)


    <br> by Emanuele Monaco, you know where.


    Sorry... by Emanuele Monaco, yep.


    Run over by Emanuele Monaco, guess where!


    Double sky by Emanuele Monaco, on the internet, crazy I know.


    Corruption by Emanuele Monaco, more at 11.

    Any thoughts? C&C?

    (the last one looks/is a bit blurry I know and no it's not the lens it was the line that was wonky )
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  12. Post #1932
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    God damn, I went in today to go and develop my first roll.
    It's safe to say that it was a disaster, someone put the light on in the other room and the light shone under the door and I had a great black space closer to the end of my strip, some pictures looked kind of underexposed and now I just have to wait and see if the dial on my camera for the ISO selection wasn't lying to me. Needless to say I had a fun times!

    Well, kinda.


    Thanks for the feel, Dai.
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  13. Post #1933
    Oh fuck. I've forgotten that 10 rolls of my Ektar was in the bag that a checked into cargo on my flight home.

    Shit, I hope its safe. Cause that is about $50 worth of films.




    Gotta love the smell of 120films. Which mine is confirmed dead thanks to x-ray.
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  14. Post #1934
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    just out of interest, how difficult/easy would it be to get into making your own black and white prints?
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  15. Post #1935
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    Got some photos to post now from various times.

    Some Urbex

    CNV00012 by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Hawthorn Leslie by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Industry on the tyne by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Ladders by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Picture of a picture of someone by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Broken Glass by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Broken doors by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    broken walls by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Church by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Michael on the roof by CommunistWolf, on Flickr
    Those were from the other day Last thursday or so

    Industry by CommunistWolf, on Flickr

    Industry by CommunistWolf, on Flickr
    Theres alot more to post but I'll post them all later

    C&C please
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  16. Post #1936
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    January 2007
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    just out of interest, how difficult/easy would it be to get into making your own black and white prints?
    You would need a dark room, dev trays, chemicals, an enlarger, safe lights, a timer and the paper of course.

    Then some strings and clips to hang the prints while they dry.

    In it self it shouldn't be too hard you just need those things and some practice.

    My dad used to do it, we just found some old prints he did and they were quite nice actually.

    By the way is 49£ shipped a good price for 10 rolls of Portra 400 120?
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  17. Post #1937
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    Oh fuck. I've forgotten that 10 rolls of my Ektar was in the bag that a checked into cargo on my flight home.

    Shit, I hope its safe. Cause that is about $50 worth of films.




    Gotta love the smell of 120films. Which mine is confirmed dead thanks to x-ray.
    It's 100 ISO right? You might be fine. Pretty sure it's not sensitive enough for X-rays to bother it too bad.
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  18. Post #1938
    It's 100 ISO right? You might be fine. Pretty sure it's not sensitive enough for X-rays to bother it too bad.
    I hope it is though. I really have to get myself a lead bag in case this happens again.
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  19. Post #1939
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    just found an olympus om-1 with a 50mm 1.4 at the pawnshop by me for $40, so i bought it. should i keep it or sell it? this is the focal length i'd use most on my canon anyways, so it would be a good intermediate camera until i get a working one.

    holy shit though the viewfinder is massive
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  20. Post #1940
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    confirmed dead thanks to x-ray.
    How did you confirm it dead? As said, pretty much anything under 800 will be fine, and even then it's only a slight exposure -fogging- that happens.

    I once took the same ISO 160 rolls 4 times through the xrays at airports and they came out 100% fine.
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  21. Post #1941
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    October 2007
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    my only problem with it is the dented filter ring on the lens, which means no ND filter, so i can't shoot wide open in the day :(
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  22. Post #1942
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    just found an olympus om-1 with a 50mm 1.4 at the pawnshop by me for $40, so i bought it. should i keep it or sell it? this is the focal length i'd use most on my canon anyways, so it would be a good intermediate camera until i get a working one.

    holy shit though the viewfinder is massive
    Give it to me
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  23. Post #1943
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    October 2007
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    no i could sell it for over $100 lol.
    also found one of these for $10 working at goodwill
    http://www.amazon.com/Olympus-FL-40-.../dp/B00004Z97S

    today has been a profitable day.
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  24. Post #1944
    How did you confirm it dead? As said, pretty much anything under 800 will be fine, and even then it's only a slight exposure -fogging- that happens.

    I once took the same ISO 160 rolls 4 times through the xrays at airports and they came out 100% fine.

    Japanese airports give warning to passengers that anything ISO400 and above will be damaged by scanners. It might still work but I'm pretty sure the pictures wont be pretty. I don't really mind though, as my TLR decided to get stuck and be inoperable.
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  25. Post #1945
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    English security try to convince me every time that scanners do nothing to film, they'll never check it over by hand.
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  26. Post #1946
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    Nothing special, but a few recent-ish shots:


    Untitled by edwin.quast, on Flickr


    Untitled by edwin.quast, on Flickr


    Untitled by edwin.quast, on Flickr


    Untitled by edwin.quast, on Flickr


    Untitled by edwin.quast, on Flickr
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  27. Post #1947
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    December 2009
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    English security try to convince me every time that scanners do nothing to film, they'll never check it over by hand.
    Because they really don't. I took 400 iso film through 5 different xray scanners and they turned out perfectly fine. Now, 800 iso and above did get slightly foggy but American airports at least have signs that say they will hand check 800+ iso films.
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  28. Post #1948
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    Because they really don't. I took 400 iso film through 5 different xray scanners and they turned out perfectly fine. Now, 800 iso and above did get slightly foggy but American airports at least have signs that say they will hand check 800+ iso films.
    when I went through airports with ~$250 of film, I didn't even want to *risk* having that damaged.
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  29. Post #1949
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    a 30 year old scanner in the glasgow transport museum says it's safe upto 1600ASA.

    also,

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  30. Post #1950
    Dennab
    January 2011
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    hey I could swear i've got an old slr just like that somewhere, what company is that one?
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  31. Post #1951
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    olympus




    (om system master race)
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  32. Post #1952
    Dennab
    January 2011
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    yeah definitely had one of them, but the lenses wouldn't fit my pentax I guess

    pretty sure I had it + couple lenses somewhere in the shed
    also have a pentax mz-5, which is alright I suppose
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  33. Post #1953
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    September 2010
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    yeah guys it's not mine, i have to shoot one roll and then give it up
    sorry
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  34. Post #1954
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    Told my mate I would be picking up an Nikon F100 when my next student loan comes in. When I said film he thought filming as in movie making, I linked him a photo of an Ektar 100 roll and he writes: "Is Kodak even around still?"

    :[
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  35. Post #1955
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    so my canon FTb doesn't work, battery won't on it for some reason, tried a couple different ones.

    but i think my other AE-1P works, i got it to wind and now i just have to develop the roll i shot. hoping for a winner there!
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  36. Post #1956
    Dennab
    January 2011
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    so as it turns out I got 2 olympuses, om1 and om10

    also got a bunch of other cameras I wanna mess around with, but film's not exactly cheap...(in the long run, different roll for each camera and shit)
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  37. Post #1957
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    got a roll of ilford fp4 sitting in some homemade parodinal (paracetemol + sodium hydroxide) at a dilution of 1:100, stand developing for an hour. should be interesting.

    Edited:

    pulled them outta the tank, holy shit they're contrasty.
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  38. Post #1958
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    Just took my Pentax, loaded with ilfiord delta 400, with me on an hour long walk. It had 25 shots on it already so I wanted to fill it up. When I got to shot 36, I could keep on shooting as if it wasn't full. So I decided to rewind it and it only took one full turn to get it back in its canister again.
    Shit
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  39. Post #1959
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    Just took my Pentax, loaded with ilfiord delta 400, with me on an hour long walk. It had 25 shots on it already so I wanted to fill it up. When I got to shot 36, I could keep on shooting as if it wasn't full. So I decided to rewind it and it only took one full turn to get it back in its canister again.
    Shit
    In other words, you didn't load it correctly?
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  40. Post #1960
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    In other words, you didn't load it correctly?
    Yeah I guess so, which is weird because I also advance two frames to make sure it hooks onto the spool.
    Oh well
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