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B&W film
B&W film
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Markdale Ontario. I like to shoot B&W film, followed by hand processing the film at home. Once the negatives are dry they are scanned into digital images. Hopefully I get something good enough to show to others.Time
Around 1 pm.Lighting
A typical cold Ontario midwinter afternoon, obscured sun with filtered light reflection off the snow.Equipment
Konica 35mm manual focus film camera, 50mm f1.7 Hexanon lens with yellow filter. Kodak T-max 100 film processed in Kodak xTol.Inspiration
I noted a real cool vista as I drove past at about 80 km/h. Made a u-turn pulled over and went to work with the camera.Editing
Only processed the B&W filmIn my camera bag
Minolta x500, Canon A1, Nikon FEFeedback
Shoot B&as film, learn to hand process, get a neg-film film scanner like the Epson V600 and have fun.
