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    Quote Originally Posted by sliceoftime View Post
    The tanks eliminate the need for a dark room diba? So after itms processed, how do you transfer it to paper?

    Curious lang. I've processed photos only once before, pero it was taken with a pinhole camera and directly on photographic paper.

    I found a roll of film at home, colored nga lang. Pero i've been using that. Pag naubos and may maganda, i will share
    Yes, no need for a darkroom, although you have to load the film into the tank in darkness.

    After developing you can scan the film and save as JPEG or whatever digital format you desire.

    You can then print the image or bring it to a photo shop to print large format pics.

    Yes please share.

    Btw, there is a place in QC that was set up by some film photographers to cater to film users. The place has a darkroom and enlargers so you can develop your film, and print on photographic paper the traditional way i.e. using chemicals. The name of the place is Red Room and as far as I know it is the only one that uses traditional methods. You can rent the room and pretty much do what traditional film photographers do.

    Check them out here. http://rangefinderfilipinas.com/foru...p?topic=5475.0

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  3. #743
    Just bought a still functioning vintage Kodak camera out of impulse. I am excited to try it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by SabrinaFairchild View Post
    Just bought a still functioning vintage Kodak camera out of impulse. I am excited to try it.

    http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...05857484_n.jpg
    Welcome to the thread! Please share your Kodak pics with us.
    That is if you can get film for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by condoman View Post
    Welcome to the thread! Please share your Kodak pics with us.
    That is if you can get film for it.
    Thanks.

    I still have yet to find out where to buy old school film in this city (I live abroad).

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    Quote Originally Posted by flourpower View Post
    ^taga RFF ka pala condoman?
    Yes I am. Mag member ka rin. Libre naman.

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    At last kumpleto na

    I finally completed my analog collection. No more cameras for me for the meantime. That is unless I find an Nikon F2AS in immaculate condition (@flourpower - hint, hint).


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    what a collection! grabe lumaki mata ko nung nakita ko yan HAHA nakow! i'm sure pag may gusto na camera maghahanap at maghahanap ka LOL

    may issue sa mga naglolomo ang mga tiga RFF eh kaya iwas ako dyan hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by flourpower View Post
    what a collection! grabe lumaki mata ko nung nakita ko yan HAHA nakow! i'm sure pag may gusto na camera maghahanap at maghahanap ka LOL

    may issue sa mga naglolomo ang mga tiga RFF eh kaya iwas ako dyan hehe

    You can read my mind!

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    Semi-classic shot. No post-processing. Straight scan 300 dpi.



    Leica M3, Summicron 50mm, f/5.6, 1/2s, Agfa APX 100, natural light

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    Quote Originally Posted by SabrinaFairchild View Post
    Thanks.

    I still have yet to find out where to buy old school film in this city (I live abroad).
    B+H photo sells 620 film for your jiffy.

  12. #752
    @condoman: hahaha ganyan din ako eh pag may gusto gagawa at gagawa ako ng paraan LOL kahit maubos ang pera HAHA adik

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    I bit the bullet - again

    Quote Originally Posted by flourpower View Post
    @condoman: hahaha ganyan din ako eh pag may gusto gagawa at gagawa ako ng paraan LOL kahit maubos ang pera HAHA adik
    Naku nagdilang anghel ka. I met a wedding photog who cajoled me into buying his Hasselblad equipment at a very low price. He moved to Nikon digital so most of his Blad equipment was up for sale. Nabuyo ako so what I bought from him were: 4 Zeiss lenses (40, 50, 80, 150), 4 magazine backs, one 500 CM body, HB bellows, all in mint condition and he also gave me about 50 rolls of various 120 film (Kodak, Fuji, Ilford).

    Binili ko na kasi nakita ko yung presyo nung isang 40mm lens sa ebay na mas pangit pa nasa $3000++.

    Bili na lang ako ng adapter for Nikon camera para magamit ko sa Nikon cameras ko.

    Adik nga. Naku G.A.S. na ako masyado (Gear Acquisition Syndrome)

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    Totally addicted to Blad


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    ^grabe!!!! hahaha ako naman ay sawa na sa plastic cameras kaya shift muna ako sa mga bakal hehe ipon mode muna

  16. #756
    Hi. I own a lomo camera (Diana F+). I didn't buy the film suited for the lomo because it was too expensive. The saleslady said I could use regular film (120) and I have searched everywhere from Fujifilm to Kodak. And I still haven't found any. Do you guys know where I could buy one? thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sanbisigforever View Post
    Hi. I own a lomo camera (Diana F+). I didn't buy the film suited for the lomo because it was too expensive. The saleslady said I could use regular film (120) and I have searched everywhere from Fujifilm to Kodak. And I still haven't found any. Do you guys know where I could buy one? thank you.
    There are some on multiply. You can PM flourpower. She has many sources.

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    Recently bought an Olympus Pen EE-2 and a Yashica 35. Eager to see the results of my photos. I love the Pen! Hehe.

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    paki PM ako sabihan kita ng mabibilhan ng films mahal ang Lomography films kasi super taga 500 per roll yata yun hehe

  20. #760
    I recently acquired Pentax MX w winder, w 3 lenses. SMC K 24mm 2.8, SMC M 50mm 1.4, Magnon 35-100mm 2 flashes, color gels, various filters for cheap!

    Im still waiting to finish my 2nd roll, i intend to have my test rolls developed and scanned next week. Il post pics once scanned! =)

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