Photography Post Vol. 2

[party pooped]

Salem at Santo's Party House - March 19, 2011

[kromophobic]

New kicks, new camera

[thaiison]

from two new rolls. Today i also got 5 rolls of portra 160vc for my trip to thailand in two weeks.

Thread has been on fire lately. too lazy to rep but shit is good, keep it up boys

[FabGeek]

pr25 by txvdub, on Flickr

pr11 by txvdub, on Flickr

pr26 by txvdub, on Flickr

[rizzleryan]

Some old stuff I found on my hard drive.

[Ryan M.]

Been sick/ unmotivated the past two weeks. Anyways heres a few semi recent shots.

[crissyw]

this camera is broken though, always something weird going on with the shutter not fully capturing the light or something. (it's an old d40)

[FabGeek]

Shooting with one too. My internal flash is broken lol. Maybe try different metering, single frame captures, or different lens?

[crissyw]

i've tried all different lens, none register on my camera except the stocks which is really infuriating

[eversuns]

Arrghhh, spent the better half of my day re light sealing my TLR, lets hope this baby works (Yashica Mat 124G)

I will shoot a test roll and get it developed this week sometime.

[party pooped]

tri-x

[thaiison]

good one man, nice atmosphere

[smiggins]

BLAHHHHHH

I havn't posted on here in FOREVER!!!

Blah again

But wooo to photos

Most recent: Sillhouette

[joelz]

[kvc06]

goose.

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some shots from my recently completed portfolio, Grandma's Album

[achK]

[poly800rock]

question for the analog guys. whats the best way to remove negatives that are stuck together? also, more importantly, I have medium format negatives i really want to scan in, but one negative in particular has adhesive gunk (dried). Whats the best way to remove it without harming the film?

[fade to black2]

question for the analog guys. whats the best way to remove negatives that are stuck together? also, more importantly, I have medium format negatives i really want to scan in, but one negative in particular has adhesive gunk (dried). Whats the best way to remove it without harming the film?

I'm a newbie to film myself, but perhaps you can try soaking both sets of negatives in a tank of highly diluted photo flo (about 1:200 ratio with water) for about ten minutes, then hang them to dry in a dust free place and see if that loosens up/cleans the film. Photo flo can be bought at any photography specialist store.

[party pooped]

hasselblad swc / tri-x / rodinal

[m00bz]

[smiggins]

lol

[achK]

[rockon99]

question for the analog guys. whats the best way to remove negatives that are stuck together? also, more importantly, I have medium format negatives i really want to scan in, but one negative in particular has adhesive gunk (dried). Whats the best way to remove it without harming the film?

yeah - like fade to black said, just soak w/ photo flo for a while, maybe use a sponge or something to gently get the gunk off, or maybe it'll come off when you squeegee it.

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i really think photo flo is the best way to go; avoid having to touch the surface of the film at all costs, even with gloves on, just to be sure. Scratches are your worst enemy

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[FabGeek]

Trying different styles..

r6 by txvdub, on Flickr

r4 by txvdub, on Flickr

r1 by txvdub, on Flickr

r3 by txvdub, on Flickr

[xcoalesce]

[achK]

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this is a film version of the first 'serious' picture i ever took that got me into making more photographs, still remember posting it here 2 years ago when I shot it with my nokia e71...