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Why should one have to ask the advantages of film over digital? Aren't the results enough obvious proof?

How was the exposure? Did you develop for the standard time?

Haha, yeah, Neal, I was hoping for a response from her. I figured the bit about the grain, but I wasn't sure of the dilution or times.

I've got some Agfa Neutol paper developer sitting around and I'm out of film developer, however, I've got a bunch of film that needs developing. Rather than wait to have chemicals come to me, why not use what I have? The question is this: can I use said Neutol as a film developer? Has anyone...

Organize them on the computer and print what I like.

It's all up to your personal tastes. Shoot 35mm film already? Take your favorites and just buy 'em in 120. Personally, I like Provia and most Ektachromes in slide, Portra or Agfa Vista in Neg, and for Black and White, I'll mostly pick up FP4+ or PAN F (HP5+ if I need the speed). I'll also...

This happened to a friend of mine as well. I had an old ME that I hardly used so I traded him. The batteries I used to have in it worked, as did batteries that I still use in other cameras (I switched them out). However, I gave it to him with dead batteries. He went to a camera store and bought...

Thank you terri! I'll try to be more active, haha :P

But I can still use it functionally and in a reasonably pictures-will-be-decent-looking manner right? If so, I'm down. How much film do you want? I've got a ton.

Oh, yeah, I took it down and replaced it with an edited version. Here's your fixed copy. Now what does everyone think?

That's what I figured, but the sky lets up too much. I really like how the sky looks atm. I suppose I could cut the image out in PS, but I'd feel weird about that.

I don't really like landscape photography, personally, but I was there so I figured I'd try my hand at it anyway. This was an alright shot, I guess, but I'm not sure, what do you all think of it? I didn't get the foreground lit up enough I don't think. All help would be appreciated. Info...

Haven't posted anything in a while. Having a show, so trying to get stuff together for that. Here's some toy camera shots: Diana +, Ilford HP5+ in Xtol 1:1. Scanned with Epson 4490: Holga 120N, Kodak Plus-X in Xtol 1:1. Scanned with Epson 4490: A ton of other stuff is up on my Flickr...

Does it still work? What's the sufficient light indicator do?

This is what I've been doing and it's been working fine. I think it was the orange mask thing that was throwing me off.

How do you all do it? What's your technique? I am scanning some x-pro'd Velvia 100 and it's coming out all weird.

I've a friend in Kearney. Nice captures.

Yeah, I just noticed after printing, I liked the prints. And no! I love the Holga! (Plus the Pyro wasn't mine and these were rolls to experiment with)

I've always just used Xtol. Worked nice. It was a fine film.

Generally, it is more expensive. For me, they charge 10 bucks extra, but that depends on the lab you go to. If you take it to Longs or something and ask them to process it, they shouldn't charge extra.