[gofour3]

Here are a few shots from the first roll through my first non-Pentax (gasp!) 35mm SLR, a Minolta SRT-101b. The film was cheapie Agfa Vista 200 (AKA Fuji C200). I only have two lenses - an MC 50/1.7 and MC 35/2.8. I got a teleconverter with the setup too, but my test shots show it has a dramatic effect on IQ, especially at the corners.

Nice, like the first shot of the sidewalk.

Phil.

[danthatch]

The scanning/processing on this roll was terrible, but I still like this image. Shot with the Pentax K1000 SE on a M28mm f2.8 lens with Fuji Pro 400h

[Jonathan Mac]

I made a couple more of what I call triplets - three consecutive negatives that go together and are scanned showing the rebate. With B&W I have the power to cut the negative where I want, but my colour lab do it for me, luckily they didn't cut through either of these.

The first is in Edinburgh, on Agfa Vista 200 (Fuji C200) in a K1000. The second is in Seville, Kodak Ektar, in a KX.


Agfa Vista, KX, triplet 001a by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr


Ektar, KX, triplet 001a by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr

[Lauke_101]

Couldn't you ask your lab to not cut your film at all? I usually do that and they keep my film in one piece.
That Agfa Vista looks pretty good by the way, the tones are nice and subtle.

[stevebrot]

Couldn't you ask your lab to not cut your film at all? I usually do that and they keep my film in one piece.

That is what I do as well. It allows me to choose the number of frames per strip to match the sleeves I use and also avoid paying the lab for sleeves.


Steve

[Swift1]

Couldn't you ask your lab to not cut your film at all? I usually do that and they keep my film in one piece.
That Agfa Vista looks pretty good by the way, the tones are nice and subtle.

If you are getting prints done, they automatically cut your negatives into strips of four. At least my lab does. I never get prints done.

[Swift1]

Pink Blossoms par Daiku San, on ipernity
Pentax 67
SMC Pentax 67 200/4
Fuji Pro 160NS

[gofour3]

Pink Blossoms par Daiku San, on ipernity
Pentax 67
SMC Pentax 67 200/4
Fuji Pro 160NS

Very nice Colton!

Phil.

[EJMzagsfan]

Canon WP-1 with fujicolor 400

[ravenorxs]

Bought a near mint K1000 over the weekend which is also my first film camera.

Boy is film expensive 8 dollars a roll comes to $0.33 a shot not including developing the exposures

[Jonathan Mac]

Here's some Ektar. All shots taken in Seville using my KX.


Ektar 100, Sevilla, KX 013a by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr


Ektar 100, Sevilla, KX 036a by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr


Ektar 100, Sevilla, KX 035a by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr


Ektar 100, Sevilla, KX 027a by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr


Ektar 100, Sevilla, KX 002a by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr


Ektar 100, Sevilla, KX 001b by Jonathan_in_Madrid, on Flickr

[gma]

Fuji Velvia. 1993. Pentax K1000.

[gofour3]

Bought a near mint K1000 over the weekend which is also my first film camera.

Boy is film expensive 8 dollars a roll comes to $0.33 a shot not including developing the exposures

Nice shot, try shoting Fuji Provia 400X, it's $22.30 per roll at Beau Photo & processing.

Phil.

[EJMzagsfan]

I just got a roll of Ektar 100 back shot through my bronica, all of the shots that were shot stopped down past 5.6 show horrible vignetting. I'm using a lens hood that came with it maybe that's the problem or could it be sticky aperture blades? I will try the next roll with no lens hood. I Liked a couple of the shots so it's disheartening because as everyone knows it's so expensive.

[stevebrot]

I'm using a lens hood that came with it maybe that's the problem

The most likely cause. A defective iris diaphragm does not cause vignette.


Steve