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Bspeed

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Jan 14, 2007
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Literally...ok, well
how about:

here's a shot from my Nikon N80, 85mm lens,
Delta 400 film. I developed the film last night, scanned it , and
had to pester you guys and a few others with it :cool:

These are VDTRA Guys - Vintage Flat track, so I think ISO 400 film is the ticket!

 
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Uchytil

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Jun 29, 2003
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Nice. I need to order some paper asap. Our local "photo" shops only carry limited developing supplies anymore and no B&W film. My enlarger is getting very dusty. Digital makes it very easy to get the same results but it's fun shooting vintage - vintage :cool:
 
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Bspeed

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Jan 14, 2007
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hehe, printing is the hardest part..
If it wasnt for a scanner, I probably would not do the film.
This was scanned from the negative, on a Epson V500. A $250 flatbed.
film holder is a joke though, no means to keep the film good and flat.
 
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fatcat216

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Nice! How fun. When I was in the back room of the camera store in Minny they had all the stuff for developing and printing. Listening to one of the customers talk about correctly disposing of his toxic waste made me want to start gearing up! lol.

(My kid may take photography this summer, which would be way cool. They still do it the old fashioned way!)

Very nice pics as always Bryan. Thanks for "pestering us". Vintage racing is way cool.
 
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