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Let's Talk Film

I'll keep it short and simple. Film has seen a huge resurgence as a photographic medium, and the drift photography community has been no exception. So let's talk film: Cameras, film stocks, advice, cool images, let's see it 👀

Julio @wholeo 's roof on Lomo Redscale, Canon eos 1n

Starsharks are best. Jordan @scrapeordie knows what's up. Kodak Gold, Canon eos 1n

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sabotage_tyler

Dec 11, 2023

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Still getting into it myself. I decided to dive into shooting film after catching inspiration from lauraroze. Haven't done photography in general since probably 2012.

Primary shooter is a Minolta Maxxum 5000 that my grandmother passed down to me.

Most of my favorites I posted in the FB6 thread. Kodak Gold 200 was the stock of choice for that event.

I also picked up a Kyocera Samurai X3.0 from a seller in Japan on eBay. It's a half-frame camera purchased purely for having pictures that'll look good on a phone. Resolution gets a bit crunchy on desktop, but that kinda adds to the vibe. It's a fun quirky camera that's been great to practice with.

All above shot with Fujifilm 400 I managed to snag at walmart. Originally wanted to buy an Olympus-pen for half-frame shooting, but the Samurai having zoom and flash sold me.

Tobin Tran

Dec 12, 2023

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Hell yea Tyler these are sick. I've actually never heard of that Kyocera before but u really can't argue w 74 shots to a roll and a zoom lens 👀 great buy! Also what a funky looking camera haha very late 80's

longboi

Dec 12, 2023

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ive kinda fallen off the film wagon recently for multiple reasons, but i think my best experience shooting drifting was being able to shoot a Loose Socks Daisuki night event at Grange. shot on Cinestill 800t on my Minolta X-570 with (i think) a 58mm f1.4. id really like to get back into it but only time will tell if i have the motivation and/or the funds to do so

longboi

Dec 12, 2023

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also managed to shoot a little bit at horse thief mile but my drunk ass forgot another roll and then it got dark

Tobin Tran

Dec 12, 2023

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Geeeez great shot!! I've never shot night drift before on film, did u find the meter was getting thrown off by the confusing lighting situations, or did all the pics seem to come out pretty good and consistent?

longboi

Dec 12, 2023

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i just shot wide open at 1/30 or 1/60 i think and they all came out fairly similar, the worst part was some cars headlights were SUPER fuckin bright 😂

Andy K

Dec 12, 2023

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Shooting film for 4 years now, I have collected 12 film cameras since then 😂. Fujifilm is my go to film stock but I have been shooting Kodak in 120 lately.

Bronica ETRS 75mm f2.8, CineStill 400D

Bronica ETRS 180mm f4.5 Ilford HP5

Bronica 75mm f2.8 Portra 800

Nikon F5 Tamron 150-600mm Kodak Ektachrome 100

Nikon F5 Nikon 60mm f2.8 macro Fuji Industrial 100

Nikon F5 60mm f2.8 macro Lomochrome Purple

Olympus XA2 Fuji Superia Premium 400

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Tobin Tran

Dec 12, 2023

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Hey Andy, I think we met briefly at Panic GP, which I'm pretty sure is also what that first pic is from, had no idea u were shooting film! How's the experience shooting on that Bronica btw, I've been back and forth between getting one vs getting a rangefinder-style 120 camera, curious ur opinion! Great pics brother, esp that shot of Eddi and the guys in the background all lined up at parc (rip! 😭)

Andy K

Dec 12, 2023

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Hey! I remember you! PanicGP such a fun event, I hope they host another one next year. The Bronica ETRS is a nice entry in to 120 film. I like the modular system and quite small compared to the other medium format in that "style". Shoots a 6x4.5 negative

Rangefinder cameras are fun I like how compact they can get. I own the Fuji GSW 690ii, really sharp lens and you get these big 6x9 negatives. If I run in to you again I'll let you use the Fuji GSW or the Bronica.

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