C&C New to 35mm pics

[Soulz3urn3lack]

So yeah, I have a 35mm slr. These are my VERY first shots with the camera (and 35mm in general). Don't be too harsh please.

Also please take into account my scanner is horrible and these do look better in the flesh.


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[Soulz3urn3lack]

:meh:

 

[C O L E M A N]

I like the first but in my opinion I think the kid needs to stick out more.

My fave of the set, nice little capture

Last is ok

 

[Soulz3urn3lack]

I like the first but in my opinion I think the kid needs to stick out more.

My fave of the set, nice little capture

Last is ok

Thanks =) Yeah I should have gotten a little bit more of him but I was wanting to give people an idea of what was going on.

The second one was supposed to capture a sort of 70's 80's horror flick/grungy feel.

The third was just a random shot that ended up better than I had hoped.

 

[Canon AE-1]

Cool, i love the vintage look.

 

[simo110]

Those are some great noisy pictures =)

 

[LaFoto]

They cannot be noisy, as they are FILM!
All they can ever be is grainy.
And the night shot sure is, as the lab had to do what they could to bring it out, I assume (you didn't develop these yourself, did you?).

 

[Soulz3urn3lack]

They cannot be noisy, as they are FILM!
All they can ever be is grainy.
And the night shot sure is, as the lab had to do what they could to bring it out, I assume (you didn't develop these yourself, did you?).

No I didn't, Since it was my first shots I decided to go cheap (Walmart film and walmart development)

Scanning these to the computer kind of made them lose some quality.

 

[LaFoto]

Scanning these to the computer kind of mad them lose some quality.

Yes, that's the normal thing to happen, and more so when you scan the prints and not the negatives.