Post your favorite shot from your most recent roll

limr · Nov 19, 2017

One of my favorites from the latest pack of the newly re-branded Polaroid film.

terri · Nov 19, 2017

Nice! It has that lovely soft look I love. I only see the one sliver in the upper right where the emulsion didn't quite spread. Not bad for rebadged instant film.

Me likey. :1247:

smithdan · Nov 19, 2017

Really hope that the demand for instant film continues enough that the folks at Impossible Projects keep improving their product.
Like the arrangements of the elements in this one limr.

Vtec44 · Nov 28, 2017

Pentax 645nii, 67 90 f2.8, Portra 400.

earthmanbuck · Nov 28, 2017

Just got a roll of Superia Xtra 400 back...it was a test roll with nothing on there I'm particularly fond of. But I kinda like this one—it's from a couple months ago when my girlfriend and I had been planning to go for a hike and take pictures of the colourful changing leaves. Unfortunately, the day we set aside to do so happened to fall a couple days after a colossal wind storm that basically stripped them all. But hey, bleak is cool too.

I think it's a bit pinkish because I had a 1B filter on.

Fred von den Berg · Nov 29, 2017

T-Max 100 developed in Adonal for 6 minutes at about 23°C
Shot with a Konica P&S

My wife and Toby dancing

Matt Friedman · Dec 2, 2017

This wasn't a great roll. It is a short (20 frame, bulk-rolled) roll of HP5 400 that I shot to test an Olympus OM2000 a friend had given me. I was rattled and annoyed by the fact that the mirror stuck at f/11 and f/16, so I shot a lot of useless frames. But there are about five or six shots that are okay. This is my favourite. It was a brisk, sunny, fall day in Jersey City, and these empty Adirondack chairs seemed to evoke the death of summer. Olympus OM2000 with Zuiko 50mm f/1.8, Ilford HP5 400.

Matt Friedman · Dec 3, 2017

Ilford Delta 400. Minolta XD-11 with a Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 58mm f/1.4. The throwaway shot at the end of the roll.

Fred von den Berg · Dec 5, 2017

APX 100, Developed in Adonal (1+25) for five and a half minutes at roughly 23°. Pentax Z-20 with standard zoom lens.

limr · Dec 5, 2017

Here's some Portra in a K1000:

rSunrise by limrodrigues, on Flickr

SoulfulRecover · Dec 6, 2017

Vtec44 said:
Pentax 645nii, 67 90 f2.8, Portra 400.

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Do you do your own scanning? Probably asked this already haha

Fred von den Berg · Dec 6, 2017

APX 100 developed in Adanol (1+25) for 5 and a half minutes at 23°C. Minolta Riva 135 EX

Vtec44 · Dec 7, 2017

SoulfulRecover said:
Do you do your own scanning? Probably asked this already haha

You may or may have asked but I honestly don't remember hahaha No I don't own my own scanning because it takes too much time and effort. My lab scanned them for me, Portra + Noritsu scanner.

SoulfulRecover · Dec 7, 2017

Vtec44 said:
SoulfulRecover said:

Do you do your own scanning? Probably asked this already haha

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You may or may have asked but I honestly don't remember hahaha No I don't own my own scanning because it takes too much time and effort. My lab scanned them for me, Portra + Noritsu scanner.

Do they do any of the editing or color adjustments? I typically shoot B&W but have a few boxes of Portra Id like to shoot but I am terrible at color adjustments. Just trying to figure out if there is a typical workflow for color negative scans to get the right colors/WB (that classic Portra look) or if I need to out source.