Medium format negative film
By magnustv
@magnustv (61)
Norway
3 responses
@Phlamingho (7825)
• Denmark
20 May 07
I love to take pictures and just got mydself two new cameras (one for under water), however I would never dream of using a non digital camera, what would I do with the paper photos? I prefer to watch the photos in high res on my LCD tv :-)
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@KaraLee (460)
• United States
21 May 07
I have quite a few medium format cameras, I think my favorite is my kodak brownie hawkeye with the reversed lens, which gives a sort of holga/lensbaby type look to the photos. I have another one without the lens reversed that take great photos too. Im so happy to see a FILM thread, I mean I know digi is the rage these days, but coming from a self proffessed film geek, loving this thread mate! What kind of cameras are you shooting?
@magnustv (61)
• Norway
21 May 07
Hi Kara. Yeah, not easy to make people understand whats intersting with film cameras theese days. I use 35 most of the time, but 120 rollfilm in both colour and b/w when I like to do something more special. I have some Adox, and a Meopta flexaret for medium format. For 35, I have a Canon EOS 5000. what are you paying for the 120 film in colour in the states?
Thanks for your reply.
@Pigglies (9329)
• United States
21 May 07
I've heard it's better from a lot of people, but I've never tried the medium format camera I have. Where do you find the medium format film?
I have an old Kodak too. It was my grandma's and she says it gets really nice photos. I was thinking of selling it though, but I kind of want to try it first.
