Going back to film!

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29 Aug 2012 - 1:29 PM

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kodachrome

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30 Aug 2012 - 11:45 AM

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Congratulations Pete on those lovely pictures, what film was it?

I still use my Minolta X-D7 with Fuji Velvia [which is still made] and in some respects I prefer it to digital. The nearest I can get to the Velvia palette is on my Fuji X10 which is almost identical.

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gentlemanjeff

23 Oct 2012 - 10:17 PM

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Quote: "Good luck Z, sounds like fun."
taking a photo or lots of 'em
deliver or take the film for developing
wait until said film is delivered (min 24hours)
look at the poorly printer interpretation of the magnificent photo you took
decide to get you masterpiece needs reprinting
realize that the oiks who developed your file have scratched your negatives

How can that be fun!!

Do the developing and printing yourself. It's easy to do but hard to do well.
It's a craft and is enjoyed by many people and it is fun for them.

photoworks

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8 Nov 2012 - 5:34 AM

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Quote: At least you don't need to have half a dozen backups for film, it should be good for at least 100 years.

Also no complicated computer software, just a lamp, a lens, paper and some chemicals.

deliver or take the film for developing
wait until said film is delivered (min 24hours)
look at the poorly printer interpretation of the magnificent photo you took
decide to get you masterpiece needs reprinting
realize that the oiks who developed your file have scratched your negatives


DIY

or send your film to a reputable professional lab.

I send all my films by special next day delivery and get them back the next day and they are awesome.
I have been experimenting again with Kodak 400 CN processed.

Then I scan them.