Post your favorite shot from your most recent roll

[gsgary]

My Lad, M4P, 21mmF4 color skopar, HP5 developed in Rodinal

 

[Vtec44]

Pentax 645nii, Fuji 400 rated at 200, FA 75mm f2.8.
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Do you scan your work or do you have a lab?

I use professional labs, either The Find, Richard Photo, or Provision.

 

[SoulfulRecover]

Thank you. I will need to find a lab shortly. Currently trying the local lab with a couple scans. Hoping they turn out nice but we will see.

 

[Gary A.]

Many of the larger and often better labs are designed for mail order business.

 

[gsgary]

Pentax 645nii, Fuji 400 rated at 200, FA 75mm f2.8.
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Do you scan your work or do you have a lab?

I can recommend these Professional Film Processing and Scanning they used to be just round the corner from me when they were UK lab they will edit to a photographers signature
Not sure if its economical to post from US but lots in UK and Europe still send there

 

[smithdan]

Pentax 645nii, Fuji 400 rated at 200, FA 75mm f2.8.
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Do you scan your work or do you have a lab?

I can recommend these Professional Film Processing and Scanning they used to be just round the corner from me when they were UK lab they will edit to a photographers signature
Not sure if its economical to post from US but lots in UK and Europe still send there

Will try these folks next roll of colour. They are 2-3 days by mail away from here and I think they scan then email the files.

 

[smithdan]

..one from the Pentax ME Super using the 1:1.4 50mm., FP4+, D76 stock.

now closed American Hotel, Fort Macleod Alberta.

 

[jcdeboever]

..one from the Pentax ME Super using the 1:1.4 50mm., FP4+, D76 stock.

now closed American Hotel, Fort Macleod Alberta.
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Cool shot, love it!

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[webestang64]

..one from the Pentax ME Super using the 1:1.4 50mm., FP4+, D76 stock.

now closed American Hotel, Fort Macleod Alberta.
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Good old Pentax's..............

 

[Vtec44]

My favorite recent rolls

 

[gsgary]

Pentax 645nii, Fuji 400 rated at 200, FA 75mm f2.8.
View attachment 138838

Do you scan your work or do you have a lab?

I can recommend these Professional Film Processing and Scanning they used to be just round the corner from me when they were UK lab they will edit to a photographers signature
Not sure if its economical to post from US but lots in UK and Europe still send there

Will try these folks next roll of colour. They are 2-3 days by mail away from here and I think they scan then email the files.

They hold on to the negs until there's enough for economic postage unless you want them back sooner

Sent from my SM-G903F using Tapatalk

 

[gsgary]

Pentax 645nii, Fuji 400 rated at 200, FA 75mm f2.8.
View attachment 138838

Do you scan your work or do you have a lab?

I can recommend these Professional Film Processing and Scanning they used to be just round the corner from me when they were UK lab they will edit to a photographers signature
Not sure if its economical to post from US but lots in UK and Europe still send there

Will try these folks next roll of colour. They are 2-3 days by mail away from here and I think they scan then email the files.

They send you a link and you can download them very easy

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[Michael Mc]

It's always difficult for me to decide on a "favorite shot" -- singular. So, here are a couple from my most recent roll. Pentax MX, Tamron SP 24-48. Some Tri-X Pan I found in my freezer. Dunno how old it is. And I've never used the "Pan" stuff before. Can't say I care too much for it -- this roll came out very grainy, and I don't know why. Developed in D76, which is the only developer I've ever used.

 

[smithdan]

Bit too grainy for Tri X for sure. Like the quirkyness of the second shot. Freezing is supposed to slow down film aging process, no way of knowing what happened to it before it went into the cold. Remember Better contrast from Tri X too.

 

[Gary A.]

Heat will cause grain.