If you want to give this camera a chance, always use the flash for indoor and night shots. Not a model... just a photogenic friend.

After helping some other users with Darktable’s Negadoctor module, I thought a workflow demonstration video might be helpful for others.

In this video, I use Flextight 3F scans but the negadoctor module part is applicable to dslr or other scanning formats.

Kodak 200 * Canon EOS630

Just wondering what kind of filters people here use and why. Personally I only have a circular polarizer which I've occasionally used with my Pentax 645. Mostly to cut down on reflections on windows. I'm currently considering getting some filters for my black and white.

A public restroom along E6 between Minnesund and Espa in Norway.

Lab developed and scanned. Should hopefully buy the gear to develop the film myself soon.

So I just picked this up today, the Agfamatic 1000. Feel like a 1970s spy! I've got a few 110 film cartridges by lomography on the way in the post. Fortunately my local lab does 110 film.

Wondering how bad the resulting images will look 😅. Anyone else been shooting any 110 film in recent years?

So last week I posted about how I'd dug out my old 35mm camera bodies. I handed inn my first roll of Kodak 400 TX today and couldn't resist getting a few new rolls to experiment with. The Lomography Babylon film has only done 4 exposures so far, as I haven't had a tripod at my disposal.

I'd seen some cool creepy shots online of statues using a high grain film, and thought I'd attempt something similar, so I got Ilford Delta 3200 for that. I'll have to shoot in the late evening considering my shutter speed tops out at 1/2000.

Also been watching a few videos about the Phoenix colour film, and decided to give that a try, along with a roll of Kodak Gold.

My biggest challenge right now is which one to load up first. That got me wondering, how many cameras do people here operate at a time? Do you have several cameras with different kind of film loaded, or do you stick to 1 type of roll at a time?

I intend to start developing my B&W film myself soon, but I need to get paid at the end of the month before I start investing in the gear to do so. Until then Oslo Foto near where I live have quite a good reputation, and the price isn't bad considering I'll be scanning them myself.

Here's hoping I actually remembered to take the lens cap off my camera when I was shooting the Kodak 400 TX!

[Edit] I should probably emphasise. This isn't my first roll ever, as I did do film photography about 15 years ago. This is however my first roll now that I've renewed my interest.