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[Genster]

Some pics made with a Pentax S1 loaded with a ISO200 film:

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[thelps]

Nice work, Love #5 a classic. Great to see some film grain again.

 

[Blow-in]

#5 works for me too - I think it is the drama in the sky reflected in the water and, of course, the distant windmill. The rest are good too.

Richard

 

[Genster]

Thanks guys

 

[33dollars]

Very nice Genster. 4,5 & 6 for me. Was it B&W film or did you convert in scanning the negs.

 

[esp]

Great pictures. I particularly like the light and dynamics in number 2.

 

[petach]

Genster, your work is inspiring. I love your posts. Quality shines through every time.

Do you do your own developing?

 

[Wiener]

The soft light and grain works well! I especially like the slanting light, shade and perspective of #6.
Super stuff genster!
Andy

 

[Orol]

#6 for me, too. The long shadows are nice. Then #4. A great set overall.

Peter

 

[Genster]

Thanks for all the kind words, much appreciated!

@Phil: My local film store develops only C41, so I use color film.
@Peter: No, but I do scan the negatives myself

 

[Duane Pandorf]

I'd love to shoot film but the time and effort today compared to digital scares me. You're a brave man, er, photographer Genster! Nice work.

 

[Genster]

I can recommend it to do it Duane, shooting analog is fun.
Thanks!

 

[AlbertTRAL]

Fantastic series, as usual Genster. I have just restarted to shoot with the FM2. What do you use for scanning? Which are your preferred films?

 

[Genster]

Fantastic series, as usual Genster. I have just restarted to shoot with the FM2. What do you use for scanning? Which are your preferred films?

Thanks Albert
That Nikon is a fantastic camera i scan my negatives with an Epson scanner (V600) and I use all the color films I can get
Almost always color films, because the shop where I bring my film does only C-41. I scan the negatives (2400dpi Tiff's) and convert the pics in B&W with Capture NX2.