Topic: Weekend - Aug 11~13

[MiguelCampano]

Hello there,

I don't see a weekend post yet, so... Let's get it started!

First picture was taken in New York a couple of weeks back, at Union Square. I attended a protest of Venezuelans living in the area, against the socialist dictatorship of Maduro. The lady is holding the picture of a 17-year old kid who got killed protesting back in Venezuela. Ilford FP4 and Ilfosol 3 1:9

Face by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

This was shot on Fuji C200, expired but kept cool the whole time, apparently. I wish I had more than the 50mm for a wider field of view.

Coffee date by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

I was walking to Brooklyn with my cousin, and being my first time doing so, I snapped a picture of her, like the tourists we were. Kodak Tmax 400 + a $10 CPF from Polaroid.

Diana bridge by Miguel Campano, on Flickr

Every time I take a picture with the CPF, for some reason my scans turn out very grainy. I'm assuming my scanner (Epson V370) doesn't handle it well.

[Diane Peterson]

Using a 1916 Kodak 3A Autographic model c and photo paper developed in caffenol

[Bryan]

Is that a ghost holding a camera Diane? 

These were shot with an Eastman Kodak Rainbow Hawk-eye No. 2 Model C box camera.  The film is Ilford Delta 100 developed in Beer.  I got some vignetting in the second and third shots because I was trying to hold a yellow filter over the lens while I was also trying to frame the shot in the horrible viewfinder.  The coating on the viewfinder mirror is almost completely gone.

Port Gamble by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Point No Point by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Point No Point Lighthouse by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[Diane Peterson]

 :)yep...a ghost...holding a teacup!

[Bryan]

:)yep...a ghost...holding a teacup!

I suppose if it was a camera it would be shooting expired film.   

[Diane Peterson]

Of course!!! Very expired.😊

[EarlJam]

Finally finished the roll I loaded in the Rollei last month. One of the upsides of living in an older neighborhood (by Southern California standards; the area was developed in the early 1920s) is that new pictures of old cars with old cameras tend to look "old" as well.

Rolleiflex 3.5 Tessar and TMAX 400 (ordinarily, I would have used Tri-X for this project but I didn't have any on hand)

[Kai-san]

My Leningrad is waiting for a "new" Jupiter 8..........

Leningrad RF / Rotten Jupiter 8 50mm f2.0 / Ilford HP5+ in Xtol

[hookstrapped]

A Fuji FP100C with my new old Schneider-Kreuznach 135mm 5.6

[MaxR88]

These came back a few weeks ago but work has been busy so not had the time to post before today. All shot with a Nikon FE-2.

Acros 100 pushed to 400



Portra 400

[Flippy]

Beetle by Berang Berang, on Flickr

Eckleburg by Berang Berang, on Flickr

And old roll I forgot I had! I actually have to take it back to the lab because most frames were scanned off center for some reason, but these two were fine and look wonderful.

[Francois]

Wow... that's a really old beetle!
That's got to be a 1940's model with that split rear window.

[hookstrapped]

Robot 50 gif

[Jeff Warden]

Robot 50 gif

Amazing.  I love it.

[AJShepherd]

On the 12th I decided I'd go out and shoot a roll of the Film Ferrania P30 Alpha film which I'd received three rolls of a week or so before.

Vintage look by Antony Shepherd, on Flickr


Controls by Antony Shepherd, on Flickr


There's a light by Antony Shepherd, on Flickr

Shot in the Spotmatic F, and developed as per the PDF from the Ferrania website, in a 1+100 mix of R09 for 45 minutes stand. Am pretty happy with that and look forward to shooting the other two rolls.