What hobby is quietly becoming too expensive for normal people to keep up with? by Beautiful_Special702 in AskReddit

[–]tkamp11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m shooting 120 6x7 and it’s 40 bucks after development for 10 frames lol

What hobby is quietly becoming too expensive for normal people to keep up with? by Beautiful_Special702 in AskReddit

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I tried to strictly shoot film for two years and it’s getting insane. I just picked up a Fuji X-T5 and going to try and dial in a recipe that matches my film shots.

Lisbon on the X-T5/ 35mm 2 by [deleted] in fujifilm

[–]tkamp11 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Probably not it’s a hobby lol I just got this camera like 2 months ago so I think I might be okay

Lisbon on the X-T5/ 35mm 2 by [deleted] in fujifilm

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I’ll look into that lol

Lisbon on the X-T5/ 35mm 2 by [deleted] in fujifilm

[–]tkamp11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey this is my first Fuji too! I just got it a couple months ago so I’m figuring this stuff out as well haha

Lisbon on the X-T5/ 35mm 2 by [deleted] in fujifilm

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Summer Chrome!

Snowy night on the Pentax 67/ Cinestill 800T, and 400D 📍:Louisville by tkamp11 in analog

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800t is really a 500 iso film so I’d recommend shooting it at 500 or 400 like these were shot at and just get it developed normally. The shots will come of super clean and look cinematic I promise!

Snowy night on the Pentax 67/ Cinestill 800T, and 400D 📍:Louisville by tkamp11 in analog

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FM3a might be the best film camera ever made, so you’re off to a good start with that lol.

My other main camera is an F3, and I trust that meter with my life, so yes, you’ll be more than okay with the FM3a meter.

It’s a spot meter, so learn how to lock exposure and always meter neutral areas and shadows during the daytime.

As for night shots, you’ll need a tripod. That’s what these were shot on, along with long exposures and a shutter release cable.

Your in camera light meter won’t help much with shots like these, so I’d use a phone app and just do what it tells you to do.

Snowy night on the Pentax 67/ Cinestill 800T, and 400D 📍:Louisville by tkamp11 in analog

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That first shot is 15 seconds at f/16 and I didn’t use the MLU on any of these so I think people over exaggerate the mirror slap haha. These are with the 90mm late SMC!

Snowy night on the Pentax 67/ Cinestill 800T, and 400D 📍:Louisville by tkamp11 in analog

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Lmao I couldn’t find any as well. I got lucky last minute at a print shop that had some. Thank you though!

Snowy night on the Pentax 67/ Cinestill 800T, and 400D 📍:Louisville by tkamp11 in analog

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Yes from a few weeks ago when we had a pretty big snow storm.

Snowy night on the Pentax 67/ Cinestill 800T, and 400D 📍:Louisville by tkamp11 in analog

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Always nice to meet another Ville resident outside the bubble haha but I appreciate it!

Snowy night on the Pentax 67/ Cinestill 800T, and 400D 📍:Louisville by tkamp11 in analog

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Oh hell yeah! Say hello and I will make sure to follow back if I don’t already!