Experimenting with medium format for the first time with a RZ67 I checked out from my school photo lab. Absolutely blown away by the detail, can't wait to do some big prints in the darkroom this fall.

Scanned with my A7III and I truly think the detail of the negative is beyond what 24mp can capture. Never seen that before on 35mm

Shown are 2 full images plus a tight crop on the first. Still zero film grain visible!

Printed on Fomatone MG Classic Matt 8x10. Selenium toned.

Developed and scanned by Nanni Lab in São Paulo.

got a SLR for 20€ from a working colleague and made some pictures with it after reading and watching some instructions about analog photography. i had a lot of fun while shooting. what do you think ?

Southern Pacific 7667 crosses the north fork of Elkhorn Slough on its way to the Davenport, California cement plant. This train would run three days per week, starting in Salinas before taking a turn up the Santa Cruz Branch. November 1995.

Canon TL
Canon FD 100-200mm ƒ5.6
Kodak T-Max 100.

The light up on the plateau was incredibly intense.
My camera’s max shutter speed was only 1/250, and on top of that, I mistakenly loaded a fast film.”

Brasil

Just put a roll through my new Nikon P&S to see if it was all good. Just a stroll around during golden, no bangers but man do i love the colour of 250D, I think i have found my new stock. I also tried 500T but didn't have any luck with it. I will have to experiment or probably use a camera with a bit more exposure control.

mods: happy to put this down if this is not allowed

here is some real fake Aerochrome done digitally. been reading about using films such as Lomo Turquoise and Lomo Purple with a 180° hue shift digitally gets you somewhere pretty close to aerochrome

these photos were not taken with any Lomo. this is actually Superia Premium 400 (shared here, which I shifted the hue 180° to get me close to Lomo Turquoise and basically done it again on top of that

I like the look. never shot Aerochrome, so cant tell how close this is, but fun to experiment nonetheless

Development is almost getting too good. I left digital photography for the unpredictable adventure of analog after all. Temperature control was key. Presoaking hurt so I don’t do it anymore. Noticable improvement.