My first roll of film.

[Robin Usagani]

I got tired of people asking me if I have shot with film or I should try film.... there... I tried it. I did learn a lot. Out of 36 I think most of them are pretty good. Really tried to get the exposure right and wait for a good moment. Tried my best to make each shot count. Here are some of my favorites. They are all unedited (except the signature) straight from the lab (high res scan).

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[Postman158]

I LOVE them! Great pictures. Your adorable daughters really help... haha.

 

[Postman158]

#6 is my favorite. I like the grainy-ness.. that B&W film look. Her expression is priceless.

 

[TamiAz]

Great shots. I really love the look of film.. I need to try it. I have my dad's 30+ year old film camera that I should try.. Not sure how well it works.

 

[Kerbouchard]

You should stick with digital...

 

[Postman158]

What kind of camera and film did you use?

 

[412 Burgh]

Robin,
glad to see you back!

Cute kids! And great captures for your first set of films! I would be terrified to see what my first roll would look like.

 

[Derrel]

Say WHAT???????????

The kids are so doggone cute! Shot #5 is my favorite.

 

[o hey tyler]

Nice shots Robin. The ones indoors with the blanket over their head are my favorites. Good to have you back, but you aren't posting memes fast enough. Get to work!

 

[janineh]

Love them! Whats thw camera?

 

[PinkDoor]

Beautiful! It's like "a day in the life" . . . . awesome!

 

[JAC526]

I feel like a should post a Meme.......


too soon?

 

[Robin Usagani]

Thanks everyone. It was shot with a Canon Elan 7e. The film was Ilford b&w HP5 ASA400.

 

[Mach0]

Nice !

 

[Heitz]

I take it that ASA400 is ISO 400? If so I'm kind of surprised. Sensor grain on most DSLRs at ISO 400 seems less than that -- but indeed the 'quality' of the grain in film seems somewhat more pleasing.