Share some shots from my first roll of B&W film in my life.

nice~!
what film do u use?
i intend to shoot B&W too but haven't decide which film to use.where u develop n how much?

Fujifilm Neopan 1600, wonderful B&W film.



Check out group f64, they develop and scan B&W film with good price.

thanks~
anyway is that coffee ritual?

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Added on June 9, 2011, 10:33 amthanks~
anyway is that coffee ritual?

This post has been edited by askar_lcy: Jun 9 2011, 10:33 AM

that's cold coffee brewing technique. It's super slow (overnight even), but every coffee lover should try at least once. The coffee that comes out is mighty concentrated, without the caffeine. Basically, the better the beans, the better the taste.

Some say this is the only way to try kopi luak. i've tried it, super expensive, but seriously it's out of this world

no no i mean is that the coffee ritual, a shop to taste coffee in PJ, near Digital Mall..

Haha the place i took that coffee pic is Typica Cafe at Shaw parade, Pudu.
Anyway, thanks for letting me know coffee ritual this place, will try it out 1 day.

oh oh...
thanks for letting me know typical cafe too!!

guys, need to ask something
if b n w film, no need to develop? can straigth scan?

Can ...

but must use this type of scanning technique ...

Uhm, no idea where people get this idea from.

All films need to be developed, that's why they are called films. If you dont develop, there is no image to see on the negatives.

Scanning or printing comes after the developing.

hahahha, dunno ler
one guy told me one, if wanna skip developing process, straigth to scan, its for BnW film

thanks guys

anyway, film idea again kena reject

Maybe he meant can skip they part where you print the pics. Just do the film development only.

then it makes no difference with color films, right?

Well, the difference is one is B&W and one is color. If you know how to see, there are plenty of differences.

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Added on June 25, 2011, 4:51 pmI think he meant as develop and scan, skip the prints. I do that occasionally, but mostly to see what I want to print in the darkroom and choose a few to work on.


This post has been edited by yoong: Jun 25 2011, 04:51 PM

eh yoong you dont do contact print?

If I'm not lazy I will la hehehe.
Either that or just inspect the negs and do a few test prints on shot I like lo.

any idea to develop film and scan it into pc in kampar or ipoh ?
i called foto ekono and they charge me rm15 for each roll..looking for cheaper one

Photospamming

Expired konica minolta centuria 200 film
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This post has been edited by Riggo: Jul 23 2011, 01:01 AM

nice....

need help, film develop already, scanning with my flatbed
process thru lightroom, but i cant get the actual colors

any advice?