Show me what film cameras you're currently shooting on!
At the moment having fun with the RZ67II and the Zinstax back, not the easiest setup to shoot with, especially when the light is harsh, but it's incredibly fun 🙂
Quote from Lorenzo Rossi on August 5, 2024, 5:39 amAt the moment having fun with the RZ67II and the Zinstax back, not the easiest setup to shoot with, especially when the light is harsh, but it's incredibly fun 🙂
Awesome to get that much detail out of Instax!
I recently picked up the Holga Pinhole Wide Camera, it shoots in 6x12 or 6x9, with a .4mm F135 pinhole. Here's some initial shots on Ilford HP5+ and Portra 160
Downtown Minneapolis Double Pinhole Exposure by Bruce Foster, on Flickr
GrainBelt and the Mighty Mississippi by Bruce Foster, on Flickr
Bell of Two Friends, Nicolet Island by Bruce Foster, on Flickr
Merriam St. Bridge by Bruce Foster, on Flickr
Downtown Porta 160 by Bruce Foster, on Flickr
Mill Ruins Portra 160 by Bruce Foster, on Flickr
Here are my babies.
One of them is not like the others.
The Canon Elan7n is great cause I can use lenses on both that and my Canon DSLR. Also, the EF series of lens are a wonderful set of lenses and I can get a lot of them for cheap.
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Quote from Disciple Connor on August 16, 2024, 11:52 pmHere are my babies.
One of them is not like the other.
The Canon Elan7n is great cause I can use lenses on both that and my Canon DSLR. Also, the EF series of lens are a wonderful set of lenses and I can get a lot of them for cheap.
The Elan series is something I've always wanted to pick up. Ironically I don't have an ounce of interest for Canon DSLRs.
Here's my newest acquisition, the Pentax Auto 110 w/18mm F2.8 I found it in a local antique dealer for $37. Steal of the century
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Here's a YouTube short of my Pentax Auto 110 and the results I got with Lomography Orca 100 B&W film. I developed it in Ilford DD-X for 13 minutes at 68F.
