Peter_wrote:
Well-known
yashica minister II, fuji superia, canon canoscan 8800f

Unbenannt von Der reduzierte Raum auf Flickr

Unbenannt von Der reduzierte Raum auf Flickr
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
GSN with Lucky 200 Color
Inside the 'Tobruk'
Dragon's Teeth
Metal works by night

Inside the 'Tobruk'

Dragon's Teeth

Metal works by night
jajong
Established
fungun
Newbie
Here are a few of the most recent. I am enjoying shooting film with the M-II
Greyscale
Veteran
Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold
Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr
Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr

Yashica Electro 35 G, Kodak 200 Gold by Greyscale3, on Flickr
beegee675
Member
mankamen
Member
Electro 35 GSN + Lucky Color 200 (desaturated)

People Expressive - Forward Looking.. by mankamen et ella, on Flickr

People Expressive - Forward Looking.. by mankamen et ella, on Flickr
awbphotog
Well-known
Yashica Electro 35 GSN, Kodak E100G. End of the roll mishap.

Greyscale
Veteran
Electro 35 G, Ilford XP2 Super 400
Electro 35 G, Ilford XP2 Super 400

010_27 by Greyscale3, on Flickr

1957 Chevy by Greyscale3, on Flickr

025_12 by Greyscale3, on Flickr

027_10 by Greyscale3, on Flickr
Electro 35 G, Ilford XP2 Super 400

010_27 by Greyscale3, on Flickr

1957 Chevy by Greyscale3, on Flickr

025_12 by Greyscale3, on Flickr

027_10 by Greyscale3, on Flickr
Carl170
Newbie
Yashica 35 GT, Agfa colour 200.
I had not owned the camera for 24 hours yet. Just trying the camera out, so not really concentrating!
RF focusing is difficult when you are starting out.
This was one of the first photos off the 2nd roll.
First roll ruined as I had not realised it was 36 exposure film that I had pulled out of a pile of 24 exposure boxes in the shop. I got to 30 photos and assumed the film was not winding on. Removed the back of the camera to see the tightly wound roll that I had just ruined!
Not a great photo, but I like the colours!
Regards
Carl
I had not owned the camera for 24 hours yet. Just trying the camera out, so not really concentrating!
RF focusing is difficult when you are starting out.
This was one of the first photos off the 2nd roll.
First roll ruined as I had not realised it was 36 exposure film that I had pulled out of a pile of 24 exposure boxes in the shop. I got to 30 photos and assumed the film was not winding on. Removed the back of the camera to see the tightly wound roll that I had just ruined!

Not a great photo, but I like the colours!
Regards
Carl
mburns
Established
17 million pixel scan from Ektar 100 in a Yashica Electro 35
17 million pixel scan from Ektar 100 in a Yashica Electro 35
https://plus.google.com/photos/101209456517479509459/albums/5796289133882688657/5796289136259266674?pid=5796289136259266674&oid=101209456517479509459
There are indeed many pixels in the original scan of this.
17 million pixel scan from Ektar 100 in a Yashica Electro 35
https://plus.google.com/photos/101209456517479509459/albums/5796289133882688657/5796289136259266674?pid=5796289136259266674&oid=101209456517479509459
There are indeed many pixels in the original scan of this.
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rwintle
Scientist by day
Yashica M (Yashinon 45/1.9). Full set here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricardipus/sets/72157633087781639/
Arista Premium 400:

Graffiti, Cabbagetown, Toronto by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Kodak Gold 200:

Standing Watch - Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Kodak Ultramax 400:

Maple Cemetery Vault, 1882 by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Arista Premium 400:

Graffiti, Cabbagetown, Toronto by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Kodak Gold 200:

Standing Watch - Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Kodak Ultramax 400:

Maple Cemetery Vault, 1882 by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Harlee
Well-known
Stdon
Established
kiss-o-matic
Well-known

Yoga with Umbrella 5 by gaijin_punch, on Flickr

Fun by the Toilet Bowl (2) by gaijin_punch, on Flickr

Parasol and a Smile (BW) by gaijin_punch, on Flickr
locheeboy
locheeboy
smage85
Newbie
First off, greetings everyone as this is my first post.
I received my new Lynx 14E last week. In the test roll I shot, all the photos(80%) turned out nicely. However, in the middle of the film, 3 consecutive shots have a pattern of a problem. The last two photos show this pattern.
Is this a light leak or a development error? I shot with the half-case, but I know the seals are not in the best of condition.
I received my new Lynx 14E last week. In the test roll I shot, all the photos(80%) turned out nicely. However, in the middle of the film, 3 consecutive shots have a pattern of a problem. The last two photos show this pattern.
Is this a light leak or a development error? I shot with the half-case, but I know the seals are not in the best of condition.




locheeboy
locheeboy
pressure plate scratching the film? 
smage85
Newbie
pressure plate scratching the film?![]()
Hmm never thought about that. What could I do to prevent it though? If light seals were better in place, would they sort of relieve pressure a bit (when i squeeze back door involuntarily while steadying in an awkward position maybe)?
The pressure plate looks allright. When there's no film inside, the plate can move horizontally slightly. Is this normal?
f16sunshine
Moderator
More likely a problem with the lab.
Pressure plate scratched are usually going to occur through the entire roll as fine lines. Try another roll and a different lab.
Inspect the plate of course before loading film.
If it is perfectly smooth it's probably not the issue.
Nice images btw
Pressure plate scratched are usually going to occur through the entire roll as fine lines. Try another roll and a different lab.
Inspect the plate of course before loading film.
If it is perfectly smooth it's probably not the issue.
Nice images btw
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