Who still shoots 35mm film ? What camera and film do you use ?
I use a Canon Rebel SII and a Canon AE-1. I currently am using Ilford Delta 100 Professional film.
I do! A canon rebel and a smena 8, I use whatever film I can find.
For film, primarily with an EOS 1v I picked up used from eBay. Found out I can get an old AE1 over the holidays from a family member. Coming back to film after about 15 years, I'm doing mostly B&W with TRI-X, NEOPAN and T-MAX.
Emulsions that I use:
Fuji Pro 400 H (C-41)
Kodak Tri-X 400 (B&W)
Fuji Velvia 50 (E-6) [not so much these days]
Fuji Acros 100 (B&W) [getting ready to test drive this film]
Cameras that I use:
Rollei 35 SE
Hasselblad XPAN II
Nikon F3hp
Nikon F100
Leica M4-P
I just don't really don't care for the look of digital; it can't hold a candle to what film coupled with the right lenses can create.
BHC
Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA
photo169 wrote:
Who still shoots 35mm film ? What camera and film do you use ?
Personal Note: Minoltas and Canon pending CLA
Nikon FM2
Minolta SRT201
Minolta X370
Canon AE-1
Borrowed or Rented Note: Borrowed pending CLA of personals
Nikon F100
Leica IIIC
Voigtlander Bessa L
Rollei 35S
Not 35mm - 120/220Yashica 24 TLR modified to take 120 or 220 film
FilmIlford PanF+ (ISO 50) (B&W)
Ilford FP4+ (ISO 125) (B&W)
Ilford HP5+ (ISO 400) (B&W) (Minimal Usage)
Fuji 200 (Color Print)
Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 (Color Print) (Minimal Usage)
F100, M6, Zeiss Ikon. TMax 100 and 400, FP4, Portra 100 and 400.
Also medium format. Same films.
Large format. TMax 400.
g0sub
Loc: Torbay, Devon,UK
photo169 wrote:
Who still shoots 35mm film ? What camera and film do you use ?
Mainly EOS 3 and usually Fuji, both my old Pentax cameras (Super A and LX) still work fine!
Digitised with Reflecta RPS 7200 scanner with Silverfast software
boberic
Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander
photo169 wrote:
Who still shoots 35mm film ? What camera and film do you use ?
Canon F-1 and tri-X since Pan X is gone. I still think B&W is best and that color can sometimes be a distraction.
I just found my old Olympus trip 35, and I'm going to take some pictures this season.
I will post them when Im done.
There is a big culture about these little cameras, and mine is a l late sixties and looks in great shape.
I am new to this forum: however I have
(2) Nikon FE's one of which I recently purchased for &74.00 on E-Bay. It is in fantastic shape. Also have an old Nikon EM which I bought for my wife 30 years ago. The EM isn't used much any more. But the lenses work just fine.. I must agree with CHG Cannon. kvolt
All 120:
Ilford for B&W and Ektachrome for color slide.
I don't shoot color print anymore....
Tons of Vericolor back in the day....
jeryh
Loc: Oxfordshire UK
Yes, very much so; Hasselblad 501 CM, zeiss RX, Contax G,
Minoltas- too many to list 2 Pentaxes, Nikon, and Minolta CLE
jeryh
Loc: Oxfordshire UK
Yes, very much so; Hasselblad 501 CM, zeiss RX, Contax G,
Minoltas- too many to list 2 Pentaxes, Nikon, and Minolta CLE,
Fuji 6x7,
photo169 wrote:
Who still shoots 35mm film ? What camera and film do you use ?
Yes.
Let's see, 35mm cameras I still use on a regular basis: several Argus C3's, several Argus C44's & C44R's, several Pentax K-1000's, a Kodak Retina IIc, an Agfa Solina, a Kodak Signet 50, & an Argus STL-1000. Those I don't use on a regular basis: a working Argus A from 1936, & a working Argus A2B from 1939.
Non-35mm that I use on an irregular basis: 2 Ciroflex 6x6 120 TLR's from the late 1940's, an Ikoflex 6x6 120 TLR from 1951, & an Agfa-Ansco Viking 6x9 120 folder from 1951.
Film: I try to restrict my film to ASA 100, color negative & B/W for the 35mm cameras, & just B/W for the 120's. Kodak & Fuji. ASA 100 film used to be available at Walgreens', then the camera store, but now I use B&H, etc. & even they are whittling down the supply. KEH came through for me lately. It's looking like Freestyle with their versions of B/W might be the only recourse before long. We'll see what happens.
So what camera(s) & film(s) do you use?
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