#iso 800

[thoughtsaboutruins]

deer, in the snow by Amy Fichter

[ilikegoodstories]

Fujilm Superia 800 exp.2001 shot in '18-'19, processed in '24

[photoncatcher]

Olympus Stylus 1; 1/25; F/2.8; ISO 800; 14mm

04/08/2024

[lucid35mm]

[kikilondonn]

Tanya shot by Kiki London at one of the last remaining phone booths in NYC. Wearing vintage Prada and Miu Miu. Shot on Cinestill 800.

[liverpoollomo]

Evan Dando at The Sugarmill, Stoke-on-Trent. Nikon F65. Cinestill 800T (shot at 3200.)

I have been a fan of The Lemonheads ever since I saw them on The Word playing a cover of Simon and Garfunkels Mrs Robinson. Since then I have seen them twice. This is the second time I have seen Evan Dando solo (the last time being when he played 2003 Leeds Festival in support of Baby I'm Bored.)

My initial plan was to go to Leeds and combine the gig with a city break. However the tickets sold out and I decided to have go to Stoke. When i got the the venue Mr Dando himself was outside on a skateboard! He obliged me with a selfie.

The gig itself was shambolic and chaotic but entertaining. It is obvious that his voice is not what it was and whilst he does claim to be "clean" his behaviour was at time erratic. However he was in a room of die hard fans who lapped it up. He even finished in the middle of the crowd singing Frank Mills acapella.

I feel I must say a few words about the venue. The sound was excellent, the beer reasonably priced (£5.50 for a pint of Beavertown Neck Oil) and the staff friendly. I would go to see a band at The Sugarmill again.

[simonh]

000060160016-edit by Simon Hartmann Via Flickr: 10/26/2023 08:20pm 1/60 f4 chair Summit mall

[nazzys-world]

[highdensityrabbitsituation]

Kind of obsessed with with farmer's market photo from a couple weeks ago

[learabeau]

Devolution au Salem Bar

Développement : Décembre 2023

[zukothelasthonorbender]

Chicago Water Tower (Illinois, August 2023)

[alexswordsman]

🎞 Lomography Color Negative 35 mm ISO 800 📷 Minolta Dynax 505si Modena, Italy

[transhuman-priestess]

I've been wanting to try this film for a while. It's Lomography Fantôme Kino, also available as Wolfen DP31.

It's an ultra-low-speed Black And White film. It has an ISO of 8. Not 800, not 80, 8. So it's got incredibly high contrast, incredibly long exposure times, and it looks bitchin.

Film speed is logarithmic, every time you double the number, it doubles the sensitivity. Your standard walkabout film back in the day was 400, decently good for outdoor photography and indoor with flash. Your phone camera now is usually around ISO 800 at a minimum if you're indoors. (As a side note, ISO is not a unit, it's a rating. It's not correct to say a film has "8 ISOs")

Based on the above, this film requires about 7x as much light as my phone to make a good picture. This lets you slow down your shutter speed even in bright daylight to get long-exposure shots like the one in Row 3.

I'm surprised it shot so well with flash indoors.

I'm definitely buying this film again. It fucking rules.

P.S. I traded in my old canon A2 for a slightly newer Canon EOS 33 and it slaps. These were all taken on that one.

[photoncatcher]

Spectra

Nikon D50; 1/60; F/8; ISO 800; 180mm

31/07/2008

[lucid35mm]

[mutant-distraction]

Javier Zurita Wildlife Photography

Bat Falcon, photo taken in Atlantic Forest-Brazil Sony A1 + Sony 200-600mm I F13 I 1/320 I ISO 800 - at Atlantic Forest Brazil