#c41

[paolinegiroux]

[transhuman-priestess]

Interstate Bridge (Oregon-Washington)

Nikon F4S Nikon 50mm f/1.4D Kodak Portra 160

[saleemahmed]

I started developing my own film again. I had never developed c41 before -- just black and white back in college. It feels great. It feels great to take more ownership of my process. I love that it was intimidating at first. It's fun to kinda suck at something and then gradually get better at it.

[ysalis-analog]

Île d'Yeu

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Roxane Marie photographed by Antonio Dicorato for C41 Magazine December 2024

[boxspeedbunny]

[neilkesterson]

Caretaker by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: Olympus OM-2, Kodak ColorPlus 200, FPP C41 kit

[catboyclaude]

Ansco Pix Panorama - 35mm camera review + photos

Okay so I thrifted this for $3. I love to pick up any film camera I see at thrift stores that's dirt cheep like that. If I buy it and it doesn't work and I can't repair it, oh well. I just like weird cameras no matter what.

The weird thing with this is that it isn't a "true" panoramic - it's a faux-panoramic camera. It uses a mask on the inside to achieve the effect of a panoramic photo. I have left the borders on my images instead of cropping them down so you can see just how they look with the borders left intact.

Anyway I was actually a little surprised with how nice these came out. I brought it with me on a short hike outside of Boulder, CO at Bald Mountain. Overall, it's really not a terrible camera if you want something cheap, lightweight, and don't mind some heavier grain/softer details. I'll definitely come back to this for days like these.