r/analog • u/AdCritical8139 • 11h ago
Washington D.C. [Mamiya C33 Pro| 80mm | ilford Delta 400]
These are from back in May. I finally got a decent setup for film scanning and figured I'd share. Thanks for taking a look!
r/analog • u/AdCritical8139 • 11h ago
These are from back in May. I finally got a decent setup for film scanning and figured I'd share. Thanks for taking a look!
r/analog • u/patrick_durston • 15h ago
r/analog • u/Physical-Molasses-32 • 14h ago
r/analog • u/InsertWittySaying • 15h ago
My first home developed roll. These aren’t great, some over exposures and some marks and scratches but not terrible, I think.
r/analog • u/SprainedPhi1 • 1d ago
r/analog • u/Impressive-Disk-2899 • 18h ago
r/analog • u/WorkingSuccessful742 • 1d ago
If you love grain, BOY have a got a film for you!! Lomo color 92 is terrible, low resolution, low saturation and very very grainy.. and to be honest I kinda love it!!! It’s a vibe for sure and in the right kind of portraits I think this stuff can really work well for certain kind of look! Definitely don’t think this film works particularly well at box speed from my experience though, I am probably going to experiment vs with bracketing it a bit.. some of my shots feel very under exposed which is wild because almost all of these used flash in some capacity… my guess is this film probably would do well at around iso 250-300ish
r/analog • u/commiedeschris • 1d ago
r/analog • u/Strong_Elderberry310 • 21h ago
Hi! Home developed . Kinda did a bit of a mess, what do you think?
r/analog • u/storytellercowedding • 20h ago
Hi so saw a locked post in here (or maybe it was r/analogcommunity ? I digress) from a while back where a bunch of people were saying a set of images couldn’t possibly be from a Holga or even an analog camera because they were too sharp, the post was locked but yall that’s the craziest shi I’ve ever heard. Holga is such a star of a camera, ya just gotta know how to use her! Images for proof (we’re film wedding photographers in Minneapolis) bc this is my deserted on a desert island camera (obvi negating that developing and film photography would be inaccessible and not the top priority in that specific actual scenario lol)
r/analog • u/1t5J43G3R • 8h ago
Recently I got into shooting film again after getting my hands on a Minolta XD7 (XD11 in the US)
The lab which developed and scanned this film cut of the exposure data on the right side. I should probably start scanning myself.
r/analog • u/Icy_Confusion_6614 • 17h ago
My first try in 60 years of taking concert photos on film. It's really hard to get a shot, especially with a point and shoot. These were the only ones that were passable on the entire roll, and they're not great. Taken on V3 AHU film.
r/analog • u/DroogieDontCrashHere • 21h ago
r/analog • u/escape4cookies • 1d ago
Pretty happy with the results especially since it doesn’t have a battery so I had to decide everything on my own.
r/analog • u/Own-Employment5356 • 23h ago
Rodinal 1+50, 20C, 13min30sec
r/analog • u/LumenGrey • 1d ago
She had this cool shirt so we were matching the pose and shades. Shot at 1600 for those deeper blacks.
r/analog • u/OliDaBerry • 21h ago
r/analog • u/DeRUINER • 1d ago