Some more shots of London...

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So this time using HP5 Plus I found taking shots much easier. They turned out a lot better too. Subjects include The British Museum, Regents Park, some shoes and some women in the underground!

Thanks

 

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Nothing...?

 

[ElDude]

I know virtually nothing about film photography (well, it has been over quarter of a century since I had a film camera, be fair! ), but a quick nose around tells me that's ISO400 film. It seems fairly noisy for ISO400 though, but as I say it's been a long time since I did anything in my dads old darkroom, which has long since departed.

I do really like the bloke on the bench though. I would clone out that car in the background as it's very distracting (for me anyway). It reminds me of an old Simon & Garfunkel album cover

 

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I know virtually nothing about film photography (well, it has been over quarter of a century since I had a film camera, be fair! ), but a quick nose around tells me that's ISO400 film. It seems fairly noisy for ISO400 though, but as I say it's been a long time since I did anything in my dads old darkroom, which has long since departed.

I do really like the bloke on the bench though. I would clone out that car in the background as it's very distracting (for me anyway). It reminds me of an old Simon & Garfunkel album cover

Yeh I do find them grainy - I've been told HP5 Plus is quite grainy generally.

I agree with the car unfortunately it's parked and I don't like editing film shots more than a bit of contrast adjustment.

 

[At The Gates]

It's way too grainy. Not sure what it was developed in, or how it was scanned, but those shots look as grainy as Delta 3200 in 35mm.

I'd try a decent lab. Check out someone like AG Photo Labs or Club35. They'll develop for the film and you'll get a decent machine scan.