Day 19 of #filmtober
What’s your favourite?

I darent! Let’s just say there’s more film than food in our fridge! 😂 #filmtober
#filmtober I now have film boxes in strategic places so that ones in cameras are in one place, ones ready to be sent off are in another and ones already at the lab are in another. I also use the notes app to list out every camera and what film is in it and where it was last used.
#filmtober Ilford HP5. It works for me time and again. It is my benchmark for every other B&W film I have used.
#filmtober errrrrr I haven't
#filmtober I have recently been wrapping my film canisters with a piece of masking/ painters tape and writing what the film is, the date it was shot, the camera I shot it with and what it was for/of
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Plastic reels
30sec hairdryer before spooling
Thank me later.
I missed the first two weeks of #filmtober, then probably I shot a lower number of rolls, this helps 😉
Day 16 #filmtober and use half frame!
Day 17 #filmtober
I suppose bulk rolling 35mm film to help bring cost down. That’s first thing that pops in my head.
What are your favourite hacks? 👇 I need to think about this one. I suppose bulk rolling 35mm film to help bring cost down. #filmtober
Day 16 #filmtober Kyotographie: Kawada Kikuji x Iwane Ai at The Japan House, London. It’s free and on till 18th. www.japanhouselondon.uk/whats-on/kyo...
Recently we’ve been to the Cecil Beaton exhibition at Harewood House near Leeds (utterly uninspiring) and the Jacques Henri Lartigue: Life in Colour exhibition at the MK Gallery in Milton Keynes (which was superb!)
@ilfordphoto.com Delta 400… fine grain, pushes well… The perfect film for me! #filmtober
#filmtober it has to be fuji acros ii. i love the tones, always seem to get extra-inky blacks with it, i love the grain, very fine but still present, love the slightly reduced blues for cloud separation, especially with a yellow filter...i...really don't love the price. so actually it's fp4
#filmtober Day 15
B&W - Always loved #ilfordphoto FP4+ but Kentmere has been my rock for taking photos more freely.
Colour - Kodak Gold in 120 is a regular.