Film is not dead!

[7DMM]

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Nag post man ko dire FM2 for sale, mga last 6-10 months ago lang. Nahalin na noun pud. If nahan ka, naa ko F100, w grip. Not selling it at the moment, pero basin in the future.

still fixated with nikon fm2. thanks

[twin blades]

Ang nindot ani nga mga prints kay durable kaayo.

Hehe that's true. Slides, negatives, and prints are the way to go.

On a similar topic, I'm really curious as to how Vivian Maier's negatives and prints survived throughout the decades. Usually, mo-degrade man unta ang quality basta wa natarong ug atiman ang mga negatives ug prints.

Kodak even suggests 'cold storage' for both processed and unprocessed films, but Vivian Maier just stored hers inside boxes. Interesting.

[vernie]

Di na dali madaot ang negatives or slides basta nasulod ug sleeves then stored in boxes away from moisture or water. Sa pagkakaron, lock and lock akong storage box ani. Moisture ug Anay ang likayan and having the processed films on the lab provided plastic sleeves sealed them well ug angay pud ma stored in boxes or inside a cabinet. Sa una nakaukay pa gani ko ug mga karaan (most likely '70s pa na processed) nga negatives sulod sa plastic sleeves naapil ug ipit sa photo album nga gisulod ug kaban, ok pa gihapon ang quality.

Naa pa ba store dire nag supply ug chemicals and paper for printing process?

Pwede pud himoan ug negatives ang digital photos for black and white printing.

[twin blades]

Thanks for sharing that, @vernie.

Similar ta ug gibuhat, pero akoa lang gibalik sa film canister ang akong processed negatives then gisulod ug metal box, kay wa naman guy mohatag ug negative sleeves karon.

Wa pa koy nahibaw-an nga namaligya ug chemicals and papers sa Sugbo, pero pwede ka mo-try anang link gi-post ni tedspeed74, Manila-based man siguro na sila.

Edit: Ah wait, I think I get what you mean. There was an article 10 years ago about this: Copy Your Digital Photos Onto Film | PhotographyBLOG

Tinuod na? If so, dream come true jud na nako. Lol...

[vernie]

Nindot pud na nga pamaagi.

Kini akong pasabot nga pwede ra gihapon himoan ug negative (in this case gi printahan from digital file to a clear film) aron magamit for traditional printing.

Platinum Palladium Printing with Leica M Monochrom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDsUv4qPt6o

Kung wala ko masayop, contact printing ang tawag ani.

[teoding]

Yellow





Nikon FE2 + Nikon 50mm f/1.8D + Fujicolor C200

[twin blades]

Nindot pud na nga pamaagi.

Kini akong pasabot nga pwede ra gihapon himoan ug negative (in this case gi printahan from digital file to a clear film) aron magamit for traditional printing.

Platinum Palladium Printing with Leica M Monochrom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDsUv4qPt6o

Kung wala ko masayop, contact printing ang tawag ani.

Wow. Very interesting process.

I purely shoot film these days, but this is indeed a nice process, especially for those who want to safeguard their digital files. It also looks durable enough considering it's done in the semi-traditional way.

[teoding]

Nikon FE2 + Nikon 50mm f/1.8D + Fujicolor C200

[teoding]

Nikon FE2 + Nikon 50mm f/1.8D + Fujicolor C200

[tommy]

Canon L1 + Industar 55mm 2.8 L/D + Fujifilm Superia 400