[Bengan]

Very well.



For those who care:
SP, Elicar 35/2.8, Tri-X, lab dev, V600 scan

Nice one, and yes, I care. My first SLR way back when was a SP and despite the number of cameras I've used since then, there is something special about it.

[dsmithhfx]

Nice one, and yes, I care. My first SLR way back when was a SP and despite the number of cameras I've used since then, there is something special about it.

Gear has an undeniable technical, historic and even aesthetic interest, but I'm personally not too interested in the collector angle.

[cooltouch]

Gear has an undeniable technical, historic and even aesthetic interest, but I'm personally not too interested in the collector angle.

Me neither. I don't consider myself to be a collector, but I have lots of cameras. I guess I don't consider myself to be a collector because I don't collect collectible cameras. I collect cameras that are first and foremost "user" cameras. So, does that make me a collector? Maybe, but with some 40-odd SLRs, I still don't feel like a collector because I use 'em. I don't let them just sit on the shelf and look pretty.

[dsmithhfx]

Me neither. I don't consider myself to be a collector, but I have lots of cameras. I guess I don't consider myself to be a collector because I don't collect collectible cameras. I collect cameras that are first and foremost "user" cameras. So, does that make me a collector? Maybe, but with some 40-odd SLRs, I still don't feel like a collector because I use 'em. I don't let them just sit on the shelf and look pretty.

Yeah ok, whatever. Just saying.

[caferacer73]

Here's a couple my fiancee took with my Pentax SPII a few days before she bought her own.

[bjolester]

Pentax KX + Voigtlander Ultron 40/2.0 + Ilford HP5 plus. Scanned on a Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400


Dumbo by bjolester, on Flickr

[Eyewanders]

I say I will eat no more forever, for now...



Pentax MX | A 35/2.0 | HP5 Plus

[cobbu2]

I was testing my 35mm f/3.5 Auto-Takumar on a Honeywell H1a in the Maryland woods



Expired Arista.EDU 400 (the old Forte version), HC-110B

[nickthetasmaniac]

MX, K50/f1.2 and Tmax100

[dsmithhfx]

Pentax KX + Voigtlander Ultron 40/2.0 + Ilford HP5 plus. Scanned on a Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400


Dumbo by bjolester, on Flickr

That exact viewpoint appears in "Once Upon A Time In America"!

[bjolester]

That exact viewpoint appears in "Once Upon A Time In America"!

When framing this shot I was hoping for Robert De Niro to would walk by, but, unfortunately, no such luck

[dsmithhfx]

When framing this shot I was hoping for Robert De Niro to would walk by, but, unfortunately, no such luck

Halloween store is your friend.

[Jean Poitiers]

Ilford Delta 100 home developed in LC 29 and scanned with Epson V600 ... all via a Super A. First one straight out of the scanner and taken with a SMC A 50/1.4. Second again with the 50. Last two with a SMC A 24-50/4 at 24 ...

[nickthetasmaniac]

Mt Banks, Blue Mountains

LX and Tmax400


M100/f2.8


M28/f2

[abruzzi]

I haven't shot film in about 20 years, but I recently bought a SuperProgram and have started shooting it again. Right now, I'm just playing around, and I'm building up to doing my own developing and maybe printing, but for now, this roll was developed and scanned by TheDarkroom.

In both images the lens was an A28/2.8, the film was TMAX400.

I've also been using an iPhone app called PhotoExif that lets you record all your setting and apply them to the image after the fact. It seems to work fairly well, so the EXIF data should be accurate..