First roll of film

[nickcowen]

This is their first roll of film that I have shot. Think it turned out ok.

After a few Corona by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr



CNV00031 by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Corona Extra by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

heels by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr


First fall by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

In the kitchen by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Just another car park by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Don't come in by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Light in the dark by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Triple exposure by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Untitled by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Spinning fields at christmas by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

No parking by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Manchester christmas market by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

relaxing by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Self portrait by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Thought the tunnel by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Chocolate covered fruit by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Roof top by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Viewed from above by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

You looking at me by Nicholas Cowen, on Flickr

Edited by nickcowen on Wednesday 18th January 20:47

[davepoth]

24 exposure film? That's a good hit rate!

[_dobbo_]

Agreed - good hit rate, some nice images there. Some of the scans look a bit washed out - how are you scanning these?

[MudwiG]

What was the film speed?

[Nick Grant]

Good work

[prand]

better get some extra rolls in quick:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100014240529702045...

[Deluded]

Some nice shots there.

Assuming it's an 800 ISO? Ilford by any chance? I miss using film.

[Simpo Two]

Re 'triple exposure' - presumably this camera allows you to cock the shutter without winding on?

[nickcowen]

davepoth said:

24 exposure film? That's a good hit rate!

It was a 36 exposure and there are more in Flickr just didn't wanna pose EVERYTHING because it was getting tediuse.

[nickcowen]

_dobbo_ said:

Agreed - good hit rate, some nice images there. Some of the scans look a bit washed out - how are you scanning these?

I got then transferred to cd when I got them processed at jessops.

[nickcowen]

Deluded said:

Some nice shots there.

Assuming it's an 800 ISO? Ilford by any chance? I miss using film.

Film speed was 400 and it was Ilford.

[nickcowen]

Simpo Two said:

Re 'triple exposure' - presumably this camera allows you to cock the shutter without winding on?

It was meant to be a double exposure but went wrong some how and I think its a trick by holding the button you use to wind the film when your done so that you can cock the shutter without winding.

[Deluded]

nickcowen said:

Film speed was 400 and it was Ilford.

The hp5 still in a white and green box?

[davepoth]

I used to do a lot of B/W film stuff a few years ago, and found a couple of films I took of my friend's band in Italy. Because of the silly low light conditions and my hatred of flash I was shooting with 3200 ISO film to get decent exposure times in nightclubs or as it was in this case, in a town square half way up a mountain.

The bit I love about film is that once the shot is taken you don't see it again until it turns up in an envelope a few weeks (or years!) later. I'd completely forgotten I'd even had my camera with me on this particular trip so it was lovely to see all of the memories again. Here's my favourite shot from that roll.

[RobDickinson]

nickcowen said:

Film speed was 400 and it was Ilford.

Nice, thats what I am working on now, doubt I'll have results this good!