Luckily he was drunk when he said that. I just collected my bnw film from Apollo, very disappointed. Like cincai scan nia and they returned my negs without a film sleeve! Just chucked the negs into the paper envelope! 

Not real yet.
but a good idea 

http://www.re35.net/index.html

wow! didnt knew had this prototype coming too...then read read read...April fool stuff..haizzz...
but if got any chance that it might release, guess it will spoil film photography, people tend to snap picture like no body business and forget about the precious 36 rolls..since is digital edi...
so in the end just snap snap snap, then delete delete delete...
this what happen to me, i took like more than a minute for framing and composing exposure, then when the photo is scanned and printed out from the photo lab, i actually spend the whole day looking at my photo...
is quite a different case for digital pictures, take a shot, upload and then forget about it...
is just my opinion la

some street people that i like
wife nego with husband to buy a 'petaling street' Prada hand bag,

C007906-R1-34-37 by Junrong LuLu, on Flickr


C007905-R1-27-26 by Junrong LuLu, on Flickr

Firdaus and his classic Celica TA22 by Cybreed, on Flickr

During one of my strobist sessions how many flash do you count ?

*kick starter

problem with that kick starter project is, the sensor size very small.... compact camera one.. if they get to 5000 backers then it's m43 size....

JLOC ManePa Lamborghini GT3 by Cybreed, on Flickr

1 out of 4 tries...

I just sent 4 rolls in for developing and scanning and it all came out to RM34. Single roll with scanning is RM16, each additional roll is RM6, provided that all the scans are put into one CD. Hope this helps!

yea i thought it was a pretty good deal. also because i requested to have all my scans put into one CD so I can save more money hahahaha. lai lai spam film scans a bit whee~

hey guys, newb here. was wondering where i should get my rolls processed and scan and came across bangbanggeng (weird name) where you can post your rolls and they process and scan for quite cheap (rm8 process and another 8 to scan. including 120mm film.. this is what i heard) anyone have any experience with these guys? or have any other recommendations? thanks!

Agree with both of you

And i learn that when shoot portrait with film, should avoid using slide film
also beware of the light temperature, if hash sunlight should avoid using yellowish film (such as kodak), cold tone film should be better (DNP, fuji)
low light (evening time) should use warm tone film, so the dark detail won't look too cold

+1 stop exposure on portrait can get a very good result

I am in love with film
Yashica Mat LM with 160prons

Ermm, i will take the reading by Apps then adjust on the camera, after that only framing the object.
I think roughly 1 min if not mistaken.

Nvr too late to explore now