On the slope

Had my first film roll (Kodak Tri-X) developed. Photo's are shot with the Olympus OM20 in the first two weeks of February this year.

[Pyrrhula]

Heb je deze met analoog film geschoten? ergmooi in ieder geval.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Those beautiful snowdrops on the slope -- I have still got my Olympus OM20 , but have not used it for years !!

[KWind]

Pretty composition. I like it in B&W!

[Kathy]

I like how the snowdrops are so vivid in the b&w ones.

[kali]

pretty scene and unmistakeable film look

[Sally Ings]

Very pretty scene

[Walks @ 7]

Soft and delicate and way to go with film!!!!!

[Jennifer]

wonderful scene and shot

[David]

You nailed the focus this time... maybe a brighter scene? I shot a couple of rolls of Tri-X 400 last week .. but they are still sitting in my desk drawer!

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@yrhenwr I can't really remember. Do you make notes when you shoot film, like which settings you used and the like? I forgot to set my ISO to 400 and left it on 250.

[David]

@overalvandaan I make notes if I'm doing indoor work - studies of flowers etc - which is a very slow process for me. Forgetting to set the ISO is a common mistake when using old cameras... but film, unlike digital, is very forgiving. 400 to 200 represents only 1 stop, so you were less than 1 stop under-exposed. I use Palm Laboratories in Birmingham and tell them if I shot the film at a different ISO. You can deliberately use ISOs different to the rated value on some films. You can set the ISO for Tri-X to 800 or even 1600 for work in lower light.. but they need to know that (and of course you have to stay with it for the whole film)