I'm a photographer that started in digital but now mainly works in film. I was surprised to discover in a world obsessed with getting the best image quality above everything that people would spend thousands on digital cameras that could be beaten (in quality) to "obsolete" film equipment going for a couple of hundred pounds. Here's my photographic malarky for the world to see. Check it out.
I’d just got hold of some Kentmere 400 film and thought I’d give it a try especially with pushing it to ISO 1600. I haven’t done a gig in a while so it seemed a good opportunity. This time I had the Nikon FM with F/1.4 lenses at my disposal. Unfortunately the day before my 50mm F/1.4 broke and was stuck at F/1.4. I decided to use my 85mm F/1.4 instead so I could use some flash as well.
Me and a college from the Preston Photographic Society went to the lakes today. Starting in the Langdale Valley for most of the trip I took my Pentax 67 and my Nikon FM. In the Nikon I was trying out some Kentmere 100 B&W film. Much cheaper than the Ilford branded stuff. Results were OK but not special.
Copyright Polaroid
Polaroid have announced their entry into the smart phone arena on Friday (though they didn’t seem to mention that it is a phone at the time. Leaving an incredible amount of confusion between different websites). They have finally done what I’ve been wanting on a phone for years OPTICAL ZOOM.
Here’s a shot I took on my phone this morning completely unedited. I was just walking past a window
