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In September 2023 I had a day walking around Verona. All images taken with a Rolleicord Vb on a mixture of Ilford FP4 and HP5.

Nikon Zii, Z24-120/4, Neopan sim in picture control

The Nikon Cafe has a version of our Single in Challenge. I decided to try B&W this time. Here are some, and more are on my site. https://www.myrandomeye.com/Forum-Related-Galleries/2024-Octoberfest

double exposure Nipper by Lukinosity, on Flickr

The ethereal look of B&W infrared images. This one using a standard 720nm filter, on a full spectrum converted Sigma DP2s.

I processed in monochrome a series from my short visit to Johsua Tree NP.

Hi Everyone! I'm new here, so I'm sharing a couple of recent photos

Found this on YT. I know film is expensive. This could be an answer:

A while ago I went to a local town called Doel near the city of Antwerp. This town is a tragedy as the village needed to disappear in order to expand the port of Antwerp. Many years have gone by and after a lot of protests the houses are still there but most people left. In this empty village...

This set was taken on an old Zeiss Nettar 120 folding camera, and the Chinese film home developed and scanned. The place is Harwich, North Essex, a short drive from my home, it's the birthplace of the Mayflower ship and the Captain, Christopher Jones. The town has quite a history but has seen...

This water tower in Colchester is nicknamed Jumbo, with a Xmas tree beneath it.

Taken on a phone camera, Tunstall forest, Suffolk, England, edited with Snapseed

Taken in a Cathedral, Southern England.

Ok, bear with me while I do some explaining. The process I followed was to set the Fuji to "Acros+R filter" and the Ricoh to "HiBw" for shooting. There was no exposure compensation set, ISO was set similarly to auto on both cameras and metering set to spot. I didn't move between each shot...

If you were to look for a compact camera with the idea that you mainly want to shoot in B&W, what camera would you look into? That is basically where I am right now. I am on the very, very front end of searching for a new-to-me camera. I want something that would be easy to have as an everyday...

First outing with film in 20+ years. The camera is an Asahi Pentax "AP," which you can read about elsewhere. I bought it to get the lens that was attached. The lens appears to have some issues, but the camera doesn't. Image was only corrected for exposure and contrast. Ilford HP5 Plus...

Lisu Grandfather

…into someone's photoshoot – so may I call it à la sauvette ? With 7art 50mm 1:0,95

I hardly pulled my camera out the first 9 months of the year, but shot quite a bit the last 3 months of 2023. Here's a few B&Ws I thought might have some merit, and hope to shoot more next year. Thank you. stairs power workers Lenny knobs cattails seaplane

Contaflex, Ilford Pan 400, Ilfosol-3, Adofix,

The talk of Pentax K3 III Monochrome, as well as developing and scanning some more B&W film (which was rather disappointing, my method with Rodinal didn't suit Kentmere 400 very well, especially in lighting where the LC-A was consistently picking a wide, and therefore soft, aperture value) got...

Hi all. I'm new here and just really getting started having developed a love of Black & White photography during my workshop sessions at Uni. I've had some experience with making a pinhole camera and am just looking to buy a Holga 120mm and a Canon Canonet QL17 GIII. So any advise you can...

I almost always use an Orange or Red filter with my M Monochrom. I like Polaroid 600 film, and buy about 1 B&W for every 2 Color. Original SX-70 cameras will overexpose 600 film by 2 Stops. And Orange filter requires 2 Stops of compensation, a Red filter requires 3 Stops. Brain-Fart. The...

Another from the FujiXWeekly site. Picture Control: Carbon Quick Sharp: 0 Sharpening: +1 Mid Range Sharp: +1 Clarity: -2 Contrast: +1 Effect Level: 100 Filter Effect: Orange Toning: B&W Active D-Lighting: Extra High High ISO NR: Low White Balance: Natural Light Auto...

Got out and had a chance to use the Duochrome Yellow today. Before that, I needed to unload the B&W film pack in the SX-70. Eastlawn Cemetery and WatLao Buddhist Temple Columbus, OH Scans are not as sharp as the actual prints. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

I have a nice Canon EOS650 fitted with a 35 -80mm zoom. It takes really nice images. I do the processing myself and then scan them at 4800dpi using my Canon 3000f flatbed scanner. I have just processed two rolls of film and are very disappointed. This one of my previous images take a few weeks...

I've seen a lot of photos and comments on Ultrafine Extreme, but almost nothing on the Finesse. It seems mostly well received. Has anyone used it? Love it? Hate it? I'm looking for something less expensive to bulk load, develop learn with. TIA!

I usually shoot color pictures. Do you use the B&W mode (if your camera has one) or do you change the exposure to B&W in a post processing program? Just curious as I had changed one exposure I made using my software program and a lot of people thought it was a really nice image. I'm wondering...

Had a shot today that I posted in B&W and I do think it's a very good composition. The question I'm having is between the B&W version vs the same image in color. Thoughts? At this time of year, there isn't all that much color out there; it can make what there is stand out. And yet, the...

Since I've been taking a lot more pictures than I imagined and don't want to clutter up other threads I thought I would start a separate one for those who are interested, or who happen to have more pictures to add. Here are a few more of some murals I came aross.

I was conflicted about he processing of my post in Day-to-Day today, so I thought I would solicit opinions. While walking around this morning, I saw this sole red flower at the feet of the Statue of St. Francis, so I used the selective color filter to isolate it: I refer to this as St Francis...

Puttering with Capture One Nikon.

So got done at work last evening and there was still a bit of light. Now I’ve spent a little time playing with the files in Capture One. Which of these variations do you prefer? Or perhaps the better question is why? The B&W seems boring somehow and I'm not sure how come. The color and light...

Disclaimer: I walk alone and choose solitary streets avoiding people and giving a wide berth to those I encounter. No need to endanger myself or others by not maintaining social distance.. I shot these with the Leica CL w/ the Elmarit TL 18mm 1:2.8 some were cropped and all developed in B&W...

The challenge starts today and ends on Saturday, March 7, 2020. This challenge's theme is Monochrome. That means various shades of a single color. It includes Black & White (shades of gray), but could be shades of any color you want, just not multiple colors ("mono" means one, afterall). The...