d2jsp
Log InRegister
d2jsp Forums > Off-Topic > Graphic Design > Photography > First Shots On Film
12Next
Add Reply New Topic New Poll
Views: 323Replies: 17Track Topic
Member
Posts: 3,373
Joined: Dec 2 2006
Gold: 0.56
#1
Aug 31 2009 07:22pm
Well I went out and got 4 rolls of 400 ISO film, used 3 of the getting used to it. I'm a bit disappointed though, I paid $50 for an 80-200mm lens and something is wrong with it so all the pictures I take with it are screwed up. I took every element out and cleaned them but still it doesn't work right. Oh well..

Here are some of the better ones..

This one is just kinda funny.. Learn to spell please.. xD


















Please give me some comments and any help would be greatly appreciated, I want to try and get better and I'm not so good at doing that by myself..


This post was edited by kratos on Aug 31 2009 07:23pm
Member
Posts: 1,156
Joined: Mar 28 2008
Gold: 715.95
#2
Aug 31 2009 08:19pm
cute dog
Member
Posts: 8,707
Joined: May 7 2006
Gold: 0.00
#3
Aug 31 2009 09:55pm
Windmill pic is amazing!
Member
Posts: 21,796
Joined: Sep 26 2005
Gold: 895.69
#4
Aug 31 2009 11:53pm
The path, awesome. Leads the eye on! Many good photos in here!
Member
Posts: 7,909
Joined: Mar 29 2008
Gold: 100,694.00
#5
Sep 1 2009 12:48am
Quote (chantal7 @ Tue, Sep 1 2009, 05:53am)
The path, awesome. Leads the eye on! Many good photos in here!


this. i stoppd at the path 1 and glared... beautiful
Member
Posts: 21,066
Joined: Dec 16 2005
Gold: 100.07
#6
Sep 1 2009 03:51am
The windmill photo is beautiful. How did you find shooting film compared to digital?

What's not working right with your lens?
Member
Posts: 3,373
Joined: Dec 2 2006
Gold: 0.56
#7
Sep 1 2009 04:33am
Quote (Veilside @ Tue, Sep 1 2009, 05:51am)
The windmill photo is beautiful. How did you find shooting film compared to digital?

What's not working right with your lens?


I think I actually like film more then digital, aside from the wait, but I can't afford the prices of film and getting it developed so I'm stuck with digital mostly.. I've only got one roll of film left.

I'm not exactly sure whats wrong, when I look through the view finder every thing is darker, it's a bit clouded and has a brown tint.
Member
Posts: 21,066
Joined: Dec 16 2005
Gold: 100.07
#8
Sep 1 2009 04:37am
Yeah, film itself is relatively cheap, but processing costs suck, it's, in my opinion, far more satisfying to use than digital.

Have you checked your viewfinder? The photos look like they turned out ok, so it doesn't seem to be the lens.
Member
Posts: 3,373
Joined: Dec 2 2006
Gold: 0.56
#9
Sep 1 2009 04:56am
Quote (Veilside @ Tue, Sep 1 2009, 06:37am)
Yeah, film itself is relatively cheap, but processing costs suck, it's, in my opinion, far more satisfying to use than digital.

Have you checked your viewfinder? The photos look like they turned out ok, so it doesn't seem to be the lens.


That's because all of the photos here are taken with a 1.7/f 50mm lens, the 80-200mm is the one with the problem. I looked back through my photos and the problem seems to only be in low light, I took a few in bright sunlight and it turned out ok after some processing.
Member
Posts: 21,066
Joined: Dec 16 2005
Gold: 100.07
#10
Sep 1 2009 05:06am
Ah. Absolutely no idea where the problem might be coming from, is there anywhere you can take it to have it looked at?
Go Back To Photography Topic List
12Next
Add Reply New Topic New Poll

© 2003-2026 d2jsp  Contact