Event Coverage TROG 2016 35mm Photos

A few weeks late but I had to send out 12 rolls of film to get developed. Still waiting on 4 more rolls worth of scans to be sent to me. All shots came from a Canon F1n with an fd70-210 lens. Here are my favs from the first batch. Enjoy!

 

Great shots. 'Gotta love film. I didn't realize you could still buy it. What kind, where did you find it? Thanks.

 

Thanks a lot. I buy from b&h photo in NYC. I'm in NJ so I get their packages in 2 days. I used Kodak Portra 400 for these shots. I also used Cinestill 800, Kodak Tri-x 400 b&w, and Fuji velvia 50 slide film. Still waiting for them to develop the b&w and the slide film.

 

Even the media is Traditional. Great pictures

 

Gotta admire a guy using 35mm.Nice shots.

 

Great pics. Using film adds to the feel of the pics.

 

This is so Cool!! thank you for posting somebody tell Larry about this thread he is gonna love it!! Hobo Jim

 

Have you found a place that will develop the film only or develop and scan it without trying to sell you prints or slides? I like my new digital but still have a few gadgets for my old film camera for witch I don't want to spend the money to duplicate. Your photos are great!!!

Charlie Stephens

 

already here, thanks... ...killer pics bubba

 

Beautiful photos !

 

Thanks a lot everybody. And yes in Philadelphia there are a few places. Indie Photo in Philadelphia develops and scans high res and gives you the option of having the scans sent to you via Dropbox which is great for me.

 

Nice work and thank you for sharing!

 

Great images! - It makes me want to try film again. Thanks,

 

very Cool - Thanks

 

I'll be sure to post more as they are developed

 

Very nice!

 

KOOL Pic's ! Thanks !

 

Great stuff....thanks for posting.

 

These are so great man!!!

 

Great lookin pics! I especially like the second to last one for some reason...

 

Damn, Now where did I put my old Nikons.

 

These are great!!!
Thank you for going above and beyond what we hope for
of event photographs.
Much appreciated.

 

Very Kool, Looking forward to the next batch.

 

Finally got my black and white shots back. Just processed them out. Most of them are shot on Kodak Tri-X 400, but I also found some expired Kodak 125 film so some of the shots have blotchy spots over them. Some came out pretty cool. Here ya go!

 

I like your black & whites. They look like they came out of the fifties. Is there any difference in the final product if you shoot in color and then later convert to black & white with a computer program?

Charlie Stephens

 

Thanks a lot! Theres a difference I see in contrast between color and bw film. If I make a color photo black and white in photoshop it has a lot more mid tones. I like having a high level of contrast between highs and lows in black and white film