#dead Fujicolor

[ultralowoxygen]

Unemployed Lifeguard by peterphotographic Via Flickr: Olympus OM2n / Zuiko 28mm f3.5 / Fujicolor Superia X-tra 400 Tregonhawke, Whitsand Bay, Cornwall, UK

[marinebeccarelli]

Montréal, février 2023 © marinebeccarelli

[alkalinetrios]

at the funfair 🎡 yashica 35-me, fujicolor c200

[myjourneythroughfilm]

Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory Camera: Nikon OneTouch Film: Fujicolor 200

[stillsofherlife]

miss having good conversations

[ingedevries]

autumn 2021

[thanalog]

🎞️ Fuji Pro 160 NS 📷 Yashica A

[hellothisischi]

Some moody persimmons 📷: Canon A-1 | 🎞️: Fujicolor Natura 1600 | 🧪: The Darkroom Lab

[chrisbissette]

Ages ago a photographer I follow on Instagram (and a few other places) was promoting a lab in the UK that was offering free development and scanning. I tried them out, and to be honest I was really unimpressed - they'd scanned my negatives through the wrong side and everything just looked really shit.

I've finally got my scanner up and running so today I rescanned some of those negatives. In doing so I also discovered that the negatives themselves have been really poorly treated - many of them have big scratches across them and therefore can't really be scanned again, which is a shame.

Here's a before (their scan) and after (my scan) of one of the shots that I managed to salvage, which I think looks loads better than the scan I got back from them.

I also discovered that there are two shots on the negatives that just weren't scanned by then, either. I haven't had a chance to scan one of them yet, but here's the one I did get a chance to do. It's by no means a good photo, but I'm irrationally annoyed that I'm only just seeing it and so I'm sharing it anyway.

The moral of the story, I guess, is that you get what you pay for.

[85tigerphotog]

Downtown Galveston on Fuji 200, exposed at ISO 100.  Nikon FM, 35mm r2.8 Nikkor.

[mushkhushshu]

The Second Edit

so my computer is dead right now so i'm posting the one of the edita i have saved in my phone. in personal photography news, i have not developed those 4x5 sheets from like a week ago. i did a roll of 120 the other day and it didn't come out great + i smelled like fixer for days after that. it kind of took me out of the developing mood. i'm currently on the prowl for an old kodak folder in decent condition - preferably one that takes 120. also i want to put together a little zine-type thing of some of my 4x5 stuff, but i don't know where a bunch of negatives went. anyway, since i'm just throwing out vaguely connected thoughts, i just finished the combray chapter of swann's way. goddamn is that a good book. here's the picture

The Picture

this is a picture i took on an early morning ferry ride. i believe i took it with the same setup as the last picture (om-1 with 50mm; fujicolor super hg-ii 100). i think this is one of my better edits, though i do think the unedited version can stand on its own two legs as well. it's one ofy favorite pictures i've ever taken, if only for personal nostalgic connection.

i also have a roll of ektachrome to post here. pictures are less spectacular (as scanned slide film tends to be), but it will probably grace this blog pretty soon. the pictures all have a weird blue cast

EDIT: for some reason the images posted as two small side-by-side images instead of large one-on-top-of-the-other images. i'll post better versions later

[ultralowoxygen]

Untitled by lemonhats Via Flickr: Fuji HD-P Fujinon 2.8/38mm Fujicolor Natura 1600 On tumblr: theatreofthemundane.tumblr.com On Instagram: lemonhats

[marinebeccarelli]

[alkalinetrios]

bad luck 🪞 yashica 35-me, fujicolor c200

[myjourneythroughfilm]

Childhood Kitchen Window Camera: Nikon OneTouch Film: Fujicolor 200

[stillsofherlife]