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Yea, you really make the shots count when you know that each time you fire the shutter it's going to cost a buck or two.

@rpm It's really not that difficult. The ISO is locked in at whatever the film is set to (unless you're going to push or pull the ISO, but that's a bit more advanced) so, all you have to worry about is Shutter and Aperture and most film cameras have a pretty good built-in meter. You can always...

The first three shots were taken inside a building that had a blue tinting to the windows (it wasn't CTB or even ND, but it achieved a similar effect), so they're supposed to be very blue. Film will be around for a while still. It's still a different medium than digital. I don't think film will...

They are still making Velvia 50, or at least it's easy enough to find online.

A handful of shots from my first roll of slide film. Let me know what you think. Camera: Nikon FM2 w/ 50mm 1.8 Film: Kodak Elite Chrome 100iso Developed at Capitol Hill 60-Min Photo Express #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 This...

Right, light meters are not that big to begin with, but this is the camera I like to put in my pocket when it is less than practical to carry around an slr/dslr, so, I don't really want to add another gadget (though I could probably have just as much fun taking light readings instead of photos)...

That, and carrying around a light meter kinda defeats the purpose of a small compact little camera.

Thanks for the wide range of responses. As for the really high contrast, this was only the second roll of black and white film I've shot (and my first roll of 100iso b&w or color) so I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. I personally like the high contrast look, but I agree it dosen't...

A handful of shots from my most recent roll of black and white film. Camera: Olympus XA Film: Arista EDU Ultra B&W 100 iso Developed at Capitol Hill 60-Min Photo Express (despite the goofy name they're one of the better specialty film shops in Seattle) #1 #2 #3 #4 #5...

DeviantArt has a pretty good free portfolio service. Here's mine: tylermyates.daportfolio.com

That night was probably the most I've used my 18-55 kit lens. My usual go to lens (tamron 28-135mm 4-4.5) just wasn't cutting it. The tamron is a FF lens, so I lose quite of its field of view on my d5000, the 18-55 is a little faster on the wide end and I needed all the light I could get. My...