taken with a 52y/o camera kodak motormatic 35 with a radioactive lens

http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Ko.../Motormatic_35

 

Decent stuff.

I await the day when film grain and digital noise are no longer different.

 

i find it that the camera gives it that warm feeling that you get with a tube amp...

 

Canon Eos Rebel K2 (35mm slr). Sorry for the photodump.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ethan_lowry/5972505149/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ethan_lowry/5973064436/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ethan_lowry/5972506945/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ethan_lowry/5972519103/

 

films more enjoyable for the fun factor

 

For sure.
Not sure if you've seen this, or not.. But I have an old (it was used by a family friend in Germany during WWII) 4x5 film camera that I've been meaning to use. Hopefully I'll be able to get some shots from that pretty soon.
(Sorry that the pic itself wasnt taken on a film camera.. just wanted to show the camera itself)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ethan_lowry/7007211591/

 

What film did you use for those shots, Ethan?

All of mine were taken with my Nikon FE2 on Fuji Superia 400. I've got a roll of Kodak Gold 200 I still haven't had developed. I'll probably move to Portra next.

 

I could be wrong, but i believe I was using Fuji Superia 400. It may have been 800 or 200, though. I wasnt paying any attention at the time.
Shots are awesome, by the way. Kinda makes me want to get back into film..

 

i like using 400 speed... just don't want to get into home developing my film don't have a dark room for it...

and some of my film were around 20 years past the expiration date...

these were taken last year at scion exposed dayton ohio

 

Hmm did you let them do color correction? I like the way the colors pop on yours. I need to find a good lab to use. Either that or I'm going to start mailing mine off.

 

As far as I know, all they did was develop the film and upload them to a CD/DVD.
It's possible that they did it without asking, though.
The only good lab in the area shut down a couple years ago.. I got that roll developed at a Walgreens.

 

don't bother getting the cd option from the place where you get 'em developed at buy a LED scanner / negative scanner instead

 

If I were really into film photography, I would. I dont have the time, money, or patience.
The pictures I've posted are from the summer of 2011. Yesterday was the first time I've picked up my film camera since then.

 

Looking to make the move from Canon film to Nikon.
I'll be posting a FS thread in the Classifieds a bit later today, but I just wanted to get the word out here.
I have a Canon EOS Rebel 2K (with a 28-90mm lens), looking to pick up a Nikon FE2 or something similar.

And for the sake of staying on topic..

 

Some of my film stuff
No post processing done these are all straight scans of prints from some of my color and b&w work

All my B&W was shot using a Minolta SRT 202 50mm lens Ilford HP5+ 400 on Ilford Paper
Color stuff was shot with a couple of different cameras

#1 3am outside the hotel I was staying at in SF
#2 was shot using a Minolta 7000 Minolta 70-210 Kodak Film (complete accident my light meter was acting up)
#3 in the Castro same weekend that I was in SF poor kid the sign said Homeless, Hungry, Dying of AIDS. Bought the kid a sandwich and a cup of coffee

These 2 were shot in Corona Del Mar Ca at Corona Beach
#4 Minolta HTSI Kodak Film
#5 Minolta 7000 Kodak Film

 

 

Medium format love