Portrait on 35mm Film

[Scott Murray]

I really love how this image turned out, been ages since I used a film camera, yet alone a fully manual one (including focus).

Film stock 35mm Kodak Portra 160 shot with my trusty Nikon FM camera.

Nikon FM - Kodak Portra 160 35mm by Scott Murray, on Flickr

 

[STM]

Nice work, Portra 160 is terrific stuff, a worthy follow on to VPS.

 

[Scott Murray]

Nice work, Portra 160 is terrific stuff, a worthy follow on to VPS.

VPS?

And thank you.

 

[STM]

VPS?

And thank you.

Vericolor Type III Professional Film, type S. It was amazing stuff!

 

[Scott Murray]

Vericolor Type III Professional Film, type S. It was amazing stuff!

Ah ok thanks for the explanation.

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[Kleeeniks]

Wow, it looks really cool! Can you show more such works?

 

[herpawearo]

Wow, this is a rarity. I haven't used this film in a long time. I'm using a Canon 70-200mm. If someone doesn't know, this 70-200mm focal length is very convenient. This lens is one of the most popular of the Canon L series. For those who like to shoot from afar. It is especially suitable for shooting weddings, where you have to vary the shooting of groups and portraits. Recently, I worked at a wedding, and many guests asked me to constantly take pictures of them. It seemed to me that the most fun at this wedding was the photo booth from , and I'm with my camera.

 

[VadimKos]

000020610037 by Vadim Kosyakov, on Flickr

Zorky-10 (Зоркий-10), Fomapan 100 Classic.

 

[Spirit Vision Photography]

I really love how this image turned out, been ages since I used a film camera, yet alone a fully manual one (including focus).

Film stock 35mm Kodak Portra 160 shot with my trusty Nikon FM camera.

Nikon FM - Kodak Portra 160 35mm by Scott Murray, on Flickr

Nice. Joshua Tree?

 

[Scott Murray]

Nice. Joshua Tree?

Outback Western Australia.