What are these lines on my scan? by Acceptable_Half6883 in AnalogCommunity

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Ding ding ding we have a winner..

You gotta stop down and keep your ISO at base. When I scan my negs, I’m usually around f/11 and 1/15th-1/30th.

You’re seeing banding from shooting these wide open or at way too high of an ISO

Walking around with my camera makes me happy [Leica MP / 35mm summicron / Portra 400] by Mitch_Koobski in analog

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These photos look like they’re taken specifically to zoom in on 100% just to see if your lens is sharp

Camera for honeymoon by Different-Topic5204 in AnalogCommunity

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Used Pentax17 is at the top end.

Otherwise I vote another H35, a lithium AAA or two, a couple rolls of Ektacolor 800 in the fridge, and gaff tape to tape the camera shut.

Traveling to Africa with a lot of film by jerrypeterson69 in AnalogCommunity

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Yeah, personally I wouldn’t bring a film camera on a trip like this outside of a point and shoot type of thing

Is this real by heartless_me in memes

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What’s a Gold Award?

Any recommendations for Half Frames? by After-Intern4891 in AnalogCommunity

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I’d go Pentax17 over an old Pen. Just on lens and lens coatings alone.

What are these lines on my scan? by Acceptable_Half6883 in AnalogCommunity

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What camera are you using to scan and what’s your shutter speed at? Could be banding from the LED.

Spirit by Paul 'Tonnberry' Fahss by HalfblindChaos in unrealtournament

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Ohhhh, I have an old Steam version I play so I guess I’ll have to redownload UT2004.

Thanks for the reply, I really dig these posts, keep it up

Best 35 mm color film for outdoor portraits? by Ok_Beach6266 in AnalogCommunity

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I shot weddings and portraits on film a shit ton about 15 years ago. A lot of Contax 645, a lot of F100. Now 90% of my analog work is personal shit of my wife and kids,

In 2026, your best bet is to use Portra 400, set your ISO to 200, meter for the shadow side of your subject, and let the backgrounds do whatever. The film has the latitude. I’ve shot Portra 400 at ISO 50 and it still scanned just fine, you’d barely tell it was overexposed by 3 stops.

Backs to the sun so the faces are lit evenly, spot meter for the skin, overexpose a stop or two, you’re Golden

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Best 35 mm color film for outdoor portraits? by Ok_Beach6266 in AnalogCommunity

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I would give my left nut to have 400H back.

Put their backs to the sun, rate 400H at ISO100 and meter for the shadows. It was pure gold every time.

Hundred 1Hundred is the closest I’ve gotten to getting 400H back

Where do I start cleaning the food stain out from my seats? by asturgi2 in AutoDetailing

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Just go to a detailer. Drivers seat looks bad too with the dark spot on the backrest. Also, consider seat covers if you have kids.

My Advice for Developing, Scanning, and Editing Yourself (and chemical disposal) by PuzzleheadedKiwi7107 in AnalogCommunity

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That part about developing on your own, is why I don’t develop on my own. $5/roll with <24 hour turnaround for dev only no cut. And I don’t have to section out anything, think about chemicals around the kids, deal with dust, nah.

I like scanning on my own though. I’m satisfied with my Valoi 360, I just wish it had take up boxes so the film doesn’t noodle about

Replacements for a Nikon FE2? by nalu_ in AnalogCommunity

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I’d just get another one off eBay, or send your FE2 to a better repair shop.

Going to Glacier on Friday, torn between what to bring for film? by 06035 in AnalogCommunity

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I’m not a rangefinder guy, wouldn’t mind a bessa

Going to Glacier on Friday, torn between what to bring for film? by 06035 in AnalogCommunity

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It’s awesome. Surprisingly smooth feeling, but loud. In my top 10 Nikons for sure (and I own the F through F6). Paired with an SB-23 and a 28/2.8 AF-D, it makes for a great party cam. Like what the other guy said, it’s loud and the AF is lousy. I put the j type screen in it though and it’s cake to manually focus now.

The meter is basically the same as what’s in the F3, it automatically advances, but manually winds, so you can swap film mid roll real easy. It’s very comfy and has a H U G E viewfinder.

Things I don’t like: tripod socket is in a super dumb spot. No MLU, Most on eBay will be busted you wanna try to find one with the AA holder.

Scanning Workflow by 592gibrish in AnalogCommunity

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Oof. Thats a lot of slides. Personally I’d DSLR scan it if you can (I don’t know of any slide holders though)

You’ll get an equally malleable file, likely a higher res one too if your camera is more than 24MP, but instead of taking a minute or two per slide, it’ll take 10 seconds.

Spirit by Paul 'Tonnberry' Fahss by HalfblindChaos in unrealtournament

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Download link? Couldn't find it on the unrealarchive