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[m24]

Let's get something going in here.

Kodak Ultramax 400

 

[m24]

Fuji Superia 100 (Expired in 2007), exposed at ISO 33

 

[Terry McDaniel]

Pretty sure these were shot on Kodak Ektar 25. Old Watermill built by Choctaw Indians in Indian Territory about 1840ish. Now gone due to a flood a few years ago. I learned to swim in a pool not shown in these photos. The Spiritual song “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” was written here by a slave owned by the Choctaw.
Canon AE-1, 50mm 1.8 with a polarizer.

 

[Archibald]

Train station, Burlington, Ontario, taken in 1975. Taken on color negative film.

 

[Archibald]

Wooden shoes at Zaanse Schans (historical village) in Holland. Taken in 1983.

 

[El lobo]

Kodak Gold
Tetenal Colortec C-41 (expired 2021)

Summilux-M 35mm /f1.4 Steel Rim II

 

[ncsa]

Fuji RVP50
Fuji GX680 180mm f/3.2 1/400 @ f11
Strobes Godox AD360
Shoe on film by Neil, on Flickr

 

[StephenM]

I'll preface this with the disclaimer that I'm not a colour photographer and don't very often step outside my comfort zone. This is a Mamiya RZ67 with 110mm lens. Film I expect was a Fuji colour negative. I think it's called NPS160 or something similar. I have no idea about shutter speed or aperture.

 

[dcl_photos]

Alright let's get back to business shall we. Capital Reef NP and Leprechaun Canyon.

 

[ncsa]

Fuji GX680 | 65mm | 1min @ f8
RVP50
Tower by Neil, on Flickr

 

[Terry McDaniel]

Railroad bridge over Little River, between Valliant and Wright City, OK

 

[Terry McDaniel]

A couple of Indian Paintbrush from back in the summer. Fujifilm 400, shot at 200. Either my AE-1 or EOS 2000.

 

[Terry McDaniel]

Another Indian Paintbrush and a backlit Western Horsenettle.

 

[Lester Wareham]

My memory is this was Kodachrome 200
People Romans 34 by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[Terry McDaniel]

Just a bit of anachronism there!

 

[Lester Wareham]

Just a bit of anachronism there!

Woops, don't tell people about my TARDIS.

 

[dcl_photos]

Lol not sure what happened here I think the film itself might have had something to do with it. I used Vibe 800 which is a Cinestill knock off. It looks like we got scratches, weird light leaks or flares and lots of graininess. I wonder if the original film was subject to temp. swings or was really old. Perhaps the camera didn't read the DX code sticker correctly. Anyways enjoy hahaha.

 

[dcl_photos]

 

[Nature's Spectrum]

Pretty sure these were shot on Kodak Ektar 25. Old Watermill built by Choctaw Indians in Indian Territory about 1840ish. Now gone due to a flood a few years ago. I learned to swim in a pool not shown in these photos. The Spiritual song “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” was written here by a slave owned by the Choctaw.
Canon AE-1, 50mm 1.8 with a polarizer.

nice shots Terry, Ektar was good stuff.

 

[Terry McDaniel]

nice shots Terry, Ektar was good stuff.

Thanks. I got a roll of EKTAR 100 for Christmas, saving it till either the local flowers start blooming in March, or for my Alaska trip in June.