Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 8:53PM Here are some photos of Katrina and Brian hanging out during a backyard bbq. They were troopers for allowing me to take some shots of them to test out some black and white Ilford 3200.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 8:51PM So here are some photos from my first roll of Ilford 3200 black and white film. I shot these during a night out to celebrate my sister's birthday with my Yashica and rated the film at 1600. I did some research on this film and from what I read it produces more grain than normal to give you that "artsy" look. You'll also notice below a line in the photos which I believe was produced by a piece of grit or sand in the camera. Another thing to note in some of the photos is the exposed "spool" - looks like the some frames were dislodged from the spool. Lesson learn here is that film is super sensitive and to err on overexposing by 2 stops when making photos in low light situations. Anyway, let me know what you guys think. BTW, got these developed at Penn Camera...not sure what happened with the scans.
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