Film is not dead!

[littledrumz]

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@aris, Salamat pops. Payter kaayo imo Zenit ui!

@ian, thanks for sharing those photos for comparison, at least I get to see the difference. Plano man gud ko buy ISO3200 films but not sure when & how to shoot them at night, both indoor and outdoor. Just bought Mamiya nc1000s from a surplus shop, maybe I will shoot those films with this cam.

apir!

[tommy]

Kodak 100 Gold (bw converted)
Nikon FM2n
Nikkor 50mm f/1.4

[tommy]

Kodak BW400CN
Olympus EES2 D-Zuiko 28mm f/3.5

[tommy]

Kodak Gold 100
Nikon F5
Nikkor 24-120mm AFD

[arisarnado]

aris, a lot of your indoor shots are a bit underexposed. try to overexpose by half a stop. sometimes you don't notice it because the scanner automatically adjusts the exposure but you can see it from the lack of contrast.

no such thing as white balance in film only color cast. in the previous days, the most notorious kind of lighting came from tungsten so some film manufactures released tungsten-corrected film. which let you let you take photos under tungsten light without resorting to flash with color gels.

thanks for the comments, kaotep. i'll try your suggestion

[littledrumz]

test shots of my Mamiya nc1000s + Mamiya-Sekor CS 50mm + expired Fujicolor 100
f/1.7
1/60
ISO100
with Kenko MC Skylight filter





apir!

[Ian]

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[tommy]

@Ian - Bro basin this will resurrect your Polaroid...

PX 100, PX 600, and PX 70 Color Shade Film

[koto]

Canon AE1
Canon 50mm f1.4 S.S.C. FD lens
Lomography iso 800 film (bought in HK)
Lightmeter itouch App


balay by homeranthony, on Flickr


ming ming by homeranthony, on Flickr


enzo 01 by homeranthony, on Flickr


nanay and tatay and enzo by homeranthony, on Flickr

[Ian]

@Ian - Bro basin this will resurrect your Polaroid...

PX 100, PX 600, and PX 70 Color Shade Film

Thanks, tommy. I was aware of their project but did not know they are now selling films. Thanks again for the link.