General Discussion: everyone's a fucking photographer
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3 Nov 2014 23:38
Bethnal Green - http://www.192.com/atoz/business/london-e2/photographic-processing/eye-culture-ltd/12c28419-d335-4eb4-9e03-7868a5a83004/ugc/
Quite a good spot that a lot of pro's / amateurs use,
otherwise snappy snaps is generally ok, but they've fucked up a few of my rolls.
Trial and error is the best way.
27 Nov 2014 10:15
5 Dec 2014 02:36
posted 5 Dec 2014 09:32, edited 5 Dec 2014 09:32
i don't know what you need to know, load film, shutter speed, aperture, shoot film, get film developed. the FM3 is a great camera and has auto exposure just like your dslr's…
Found the time to get down there at last
autumn is the season for sure
what's the cheapest place for 35mm development? Only want process and CD, no prints.
Bethnal Green - http://www.192.com/atoz/business/london-e2/photographic-processing/eye-culture-ltd/12c28419-d335-4eb4-9e03-7868a5a83004/ugc/
Quite a good spot that a lot of pro's / amateurs use,
otherwise snappy snaps is generally ok, but they've fucked up a few of my rolls.
I've got some free time - are there any good online courses/Rosetta stone equivalents for photography that are a good intro to the basics?
Trial and error is the best way.
so my gfs dad has passed on a load of his old film cameras notably a Nikon FM3 and two nikon fm/e2 (not sure which ones)
and a load of old lenses and filters etc! look really good setup on our self but want to use them. bought some film colour and B&w
we are both dslr photographers, shes quite accomplished, where do we get started with film? any help?
and a load of old lenses and filters etc! look really good setup on our self but want to use them. bought some film colour and B&w
we are both dslr photographers, shes quite accomplished, where do we get started with film? any help?
A few pics from my first time using a film camera, in the summer, mainly in Florida.
Not had the time to use it again, but hope to over Christmas.
Using an Olympus Trip 35 that was recommended on here, with Ilford fp4 b+w, and some cheap colour film.
Dont think ill bother using other b+w film, as i think this is great.
Will continue to pick up the cheapest colour films i can, as i really like the different effects from using out of date film. Will look into filters as well at some point, and possibly setting up a dark room.
Not had the time to use it again, but hope to over Christmas.
Using an Olympus Trip 35 that was recommended on here, with Ilford fp4 b+w, and some cheap colour film.
Dont think ill bother using other b+w film, as i think this is great.
Will continue to pick up the cheapest colour films i can, as i really like the different effects from using out of date film. Will look into filters as well at some point, and possibly setting up a dark room.
so my gfs dad has passed on a load of his old film cameras notably a Nikon FM3 and two nikon fm/e2 (not sure which ones)
and a load of old lenses and filters etc! look really good setup on our self but want to use them. bought some film colour and B&w
we are both dslr photographers, shes quite accomplished, where do we get started with film? any help?
and a load of old lenses and filters etc! look really good setup on our self but want to use them. bought some film colour and B&w
we are both dslr photographers, shes quite accomplished, where do we get started with film? any help?
i don't know what you need to know, load film, shutter speed, aperture, shoot film, get film developed. the FM3 is a great camera and has auto exposure just like your dslr's…
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