Any questions about film developing, equipment, or scanning.
raleighgambino
May 14, 2018
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I think a lot of people shoot film for a different reason and I want to hear your reason for shooting analogue in a digital age. !!!
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thephotographychemist
May 10, 2018
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- raleighgambinoMay 10, 2018Discussionthis is my girlfriend. i love her. this photo is not from a photoshoot; its more like a candid. we wete just sitting in a park. we were both listening to the same song, off of two different iphones, at the same time, with two different earbuds. it took us like 15 tries to time it right. the way she looks at the camera/the person behind the camera, me, is what love looks like in someone else’s eyes, to me. i wonder if it looks the same to you. spec chat: i dont know how this came out crisp at f/1.4 on a 50mm at minimum focus distance, godbless ha. (yes this is film, Portra 400 shot on Minolta X-370) IG:@glutenfreetard
- thephotographychemistMay 10, 2018
Real struggle: I have a Kodak Instamatic X-15 that I rewound with 35mm that shoots over the sprockets [it’s really cool]. But I can’t find any place that will scan them, sprockets included for a reasonable price. There was a place in Nebraska, but they always sucked and did a sloppy job. Any thoughts?
Hey Raleigh! We can help relieve your struggle, if you have already had your roll developed, you can send the roll to us at Gusto and we can give you a high resolution scan with the sprockets included. If your roll needs to still be developed, we can develop the roll and give you a high resolution scan.
Hopefully we can help solve your problem!
-The Chemist
Cool! How much will it be for a develop and scan (24 or less roll) and which address do I send it to?
Raleigh, if you could just send us an email to gustothirtyfive@gmail.com we can arrange the shipment for development and scan. Our price for the the development and scan of E-6 will be $32.
-The Chemist