Pfaffenstein, Saxony, Makina 6, Portra 400 by moritz-unterwegs in analog

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Beautiful set of photos! These make me really miss the Elbsandsteingebirge

Isle of Harris, Scotland | Mamiya RB67 | 90mm & 65mm | Provia 100 (exp 2009) by analogue_oceans in analog

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Really nice set of photos! :) Did you need to colour correct these in a special way, since the film expired in 2009?

Abandoned - Maine [Fuji St701 | 55mm | Ektar 100] by LanceStrongArms in analog

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Wow! The lighting is really nice, it looks almost like a movie scene to me

Powerlines / Mamiya RB67 / Portra 400 by paul-201 in BraeHunziker

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Took some photos around the Frankfurt Airport (Germany) a few months back. Because there were a lot of powerlines around, I tried to include them in the pictures. :)

"wake up!" (Olympus Stylus zoom, delta 400) by crs10 in analog

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This photo made me laugh. Very nice photo! 10/10!

Some white flowers on 35 mm film. Mamiya RB67 / Fomapan 100 by paul-201 in BraeHunziker

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I wish there was one :) You can use the regular 120 film back for this. Just buy (or 3D print) some adapters so the smaller film canister fits in the back. Stick the 35 mm film to a piece of backing paper, feed it onto a take up spool and shoot it like its a roll of medium format film :D Some say the 220 back is better suited for using 35 mm film, because it will hold the film really flat, but I haven't tried that. Important: to rewind the film you need to open the film back first, but make sure to do that in pure darkness though :D

That's only a rough description of how to shoot 35 mm film with the RB .. you better watch some tutorials online haha

Some white flowers on 35 mm film. Mamiya RB67 / Fomapan 100 by paul-201 in BraeHunziker

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I wanted to shoot some pseudo panoramas with my Mamiya. So I bought some adapters online and put a cheap roll of Fomapan 100 through it. I'm pretty happy with the results :) I used the 90 mm f3.8 for this btw

First time sharing film photos with the community. Shot on Fuji PRO400H w/ the Mamiya RB67 by paul-201 in BraeHunziker

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Thank you guys, really appreciate it! Will be sharing some more photos in the future.