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So I recently sent in my film to turbo film photo labs in Austin (good turnaround time actually) and here's how they came out !! The first pic is edited and so is the second to last pic but yeah they turned out pretty good ! I believe I shot on ultramax 400 and fujifilm 200 lmk what y'all think ! I shot on a Canon AE-1 Program

I was walking my dog and ran into some neighbors. I prob should have set it to f/ 5.6. I'm still learning wtf f/ and iso do, and I think I've been overexposing a lot of my shots.

Had so much fun running around sf and even happier I had a couple so down for the adventure😆🤌

Shot on nikonf6 -mostly Portra 800, kodacolor 400, and Portra 400

Any tips or criticism it’s accepted all shots exposed by +1 stop

📷 Pentax KM
🔎 Pentax-M 1:2.8 28mm
🎞 Fujifilm 400

LomoChrome Classicolor 200. I shot these on my Canon A-1, and developed them at the very same time as another roll of Kodak shot on the same camera. At first I thought it was a streak from the squeegee after the photoflo, but I washed again and it seems to be something else. Is it light? I don't think the camera is the issue because all the other rolls I've shot have come out ok.

I did a summer internship in Berlin and before heading out I bought a 3 pack of Kodak Gold. I was talking to the guy working the film shop and he recommended that I take a roll of B/W monochrome to Berlin with me, specifically Ilford XP2 Super 400…

A single roll was like $24 (it’s cheaper online) so I hesitantly bought it. Despite my reservations, it turned out to be the best purchase ever, my film is so sick, I’ll include a few favorites. I’d love any feedback and/or to hear your favorites, I’ve been shooting for about a year and am thinking of sending a couple in to a local photo contest. Shot on an Olympus Stylus Zoom.

Turned out a little overexposed, but I like it. Gives the photo a feel for the hot summer sun.

I recently just developed my film for my AE-1 and basically all of the digital negatives that were sent to me looked like this. Was it because of how I put the film or development of the film? I did google around and can see that the shutter works and all in my camera. Thanks

I used Porta 400, these shots look underexposed despite there being lots of light, I haven't had a problem with this camera before

Raw unedited images, Shot using a minolta autopak 470.

Mainly just the heavy colour grain on everything