OM , OM1 , OM2 , OM2N , OM3 , OM4 photo-sharing and possible meetups
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Nice shots papoopa. I guess the first shot was using 400 film? 2nd shot is smoother, more like 100film. But yes, zuiko lenses give good results.
thanks for the comments
and yes you are right, the first one is tmax400 and the other 2 is pan100... you got a good eye..
thanks for the comments
and yes you are right, the first one is tmax400 and the other 2 is pan100... you got a good eye..
Also like your shots especially B & W as they look more authentic on film.
Hi people,
I'm back after a long hiatus. Glad to be back.
Anthony, if you are looking for lucky colour film, its available at sim lim square, 5th level, Orient Photo. Alternatively, if we meet up soon, I still have 10 rolls I bought from Beijing.
Lucky film has no ASA100 though. The only Lucky 100 I know of, is b&w MF film, which I also have about 8 rolls left.
Anyone decided to start an outing request yet?
James
There is a Lucky 100 b&w available for 135mm
There is a Lucky 100 b&w available for 135mm
I find the Lucky100 film always give inconsistent result...
sometimes its fun but other times its quite frustrating
this is tempting, although i already told myself i am done with just 2 zuiko lens
This is using a 135mm, 2.8 wide open, ASA800. All shots taken with OM2n.
And 28mm, 2.5. Shot at F11. ASA800. (this is a vivitar lens)
Love all your shots. I believe you do your own scanning, but who processes your film. Need to process a few rolls but will wait after CNY as I will have more.
Anthony, for normal film, I got Triple D at Burlington Square, just next to Sim Lim. Its located at the 1st level, past Burger King, and facing Bencoolen Street. The owner's name is Mike.
Actually, my shots are scanned by him. Most of the scans are mediocre. If you really have roll you want to scan very precisely, you have to tell him. Even if some of your scans come out with dust spots, you can bring it back to him and he will be more than delighted to re-scan for you. Develop and scan is $8 per roll (35mm). Add $2 if B/W.
Hope this helps
Here's a shot of my muse, with an OM-1 and the nifty 50mm f1.8 Zuiko. Shot wide open on Portra 400VC.
Wow, this is really good. You should print a 6 R and frame it.
Anthony, for normal film, I got Triple D at Burlington Square, just next to Sim Lim. Its located at the 1st level, past Burger King, and facing Bencoolen Street. The owner's name is Mike.
Actually, my shots are scanned by him. Most of the scans are mediocre. If you really have roll you want to scan very precisely, you have to tell him. Even if some of your scans come out with dust spots, you can bring it back to him and he will be more than delighted to re-scan for you. Develop and scan is $8 per roll (35mm). Add $2 if B/W.
Hope this helps
Many thanks. Will look up Mike after CNY.
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