First MF roll

[ndroo]

My first time using a 'proper' medium format camera (usually is either on Holga or Diana). Did some test shots and here they are ...

[ndroo]

[vortex]

lovely colors unker!

u know...i kinda regret selling mine away

i think..i just have to buy my next aim soon to curb my regrets

[Jaevus]

are you using fujifilm x-tra 400? the tonality is pretty amazing (duh, since its MF ) I personally like the birdcage shot , the pull of MF is great indeed.

[ndroo]

Thanks. I used a recently expired Afga Optima 100 for these.

[ndroo]

Originally Posted by vortex i think..i just have to buy my next aim soon to curb my regrets

Wah! Must be some big time cool toy! What is it?

[Fuji Olykon]

Can share what machine do you use to scan the roll of film?

[ndroo]

Originally Posted by Fuji Olykon Can share what machine do you use to scan the roll of film?

I got these scanned at Triple D lab (Fuji). It's the first time I'm scanning at shops. Usually for Diana/Holga shots, I use my ultra el-cheapo scanner at home

[sloth]

Very nice. I would have almost assumed you were using slide film because the colors came out so pretty - sad to say my experiences with negative film have not been that good. As a result I shoot slides instead, with all the hassle and extra costs associated with processing.

What camera did you use?

[triotary]

Originally Posted by ndroo I got these scanned at Triple D lab (Fuji). It's the first time I'm scanning at shops. Usually for Diana/Holga shots, I use my ultra el-cheapo scanner at home

Great colours! where did you process your negative? Was the scanning expensive?

[ndroo]

Originally Posted by sloth Very nice. I would have almost assumed you were using slide film because the colors came out so pretty - sad to say my experiences with negative film have not been that good. As a result I shoot slides instead, with all the hassle and extra costs associated with processing. What camera did you use?

I used negative, not slides. I've just started to learn and 120 slides will be a bit too expentive to experiment with I use a GA645Wi

Originally Posted by triotary Great colours! where did you process your negative? Was the scanning expensive?

Thanks. I got it processed and scanned at Triple D (Burlington). Dev & scan costs me $11.20 after discount

[gooseberry]

Nice colours from the expired negative film. You enjoying the cam ? Taking my one on another trip tomorrow.

[ndroo]

Originally Posted by gooseberry Nice colours from the expired negative film. You enjoying the cam ? Taking my one on another trip tomorrow.

Thanks. Yeah, having fun so far. Can't stand the 'incredible' user manual though

[sloth]

Originally Posted by ndroo I used negative, not slides. I've just started to learn and 120 slides will be a bit too expentive to experiment with I use a GA645Wi

Nice, I almost bought one of those but could not find the Wi version (I wanted the wide angle).

[enivre]

Really nice pop to the images, esp like the buddha tooth relic temple shot for some reason..

[zhapchit]

wow GA645Wi!

[jamesong]

Well done

[triotary]

Originally Posted by ndroo I used negative, not slides. I've just started to learn and 120 slides will be a bit too expentive to experiment with I use a GA645Wi Thanks. I got it processed and scanned at Triple D (Burlington). Dev & scan costs me $11.20 after discount

$11.20 scanning for all 12 shots, which includes developing of the film?

[ndroo]

Originally Posted by triotary $11.20 scanning for all 12 shots, which includes developing of the film?

Yeah ... not 12 ... 16

[jcryan55]

try investing in a flatbed scanner lor. Saw someone selling a Epson 4490 scanner in the B&S column. That scanner can scan to pretty good resolution. If u are shooting film still, it maybe more worthwhile investing in a flatbed scanner than to always send out for colourlab to scan.