It’s always a little bit exciting to get developed films back from the lab. I sent 3 off a week ago, and now they are back. Taken between October and December, colour and B&W, and incorporating Shrewsbury, Cragside, Tynemouth Market and Newcastle. I will be posting these at some point on the Fragglefilm blog.
Film is always a thrill! Do you have them scanned when processed, or do you scan them yourself?
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I have them scanned, I don’t have time to do my own as yet, and have’nt got a scanner, but when I eventually retire (7 years and counting) then I will get into it.
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I hope to be officially retired on May 1. May Day! May Day!
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That contact sheet takes me back. Halcyon days of film winding, and massive mistakes! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Them wer’t days 🤣
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Cool beans — pictures of pictures! I agree that it was always exciting to get photos back. TGIF hugs!
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Thanks Teagan 😘
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A feeling that never goes away! Look forward to seeing the results.
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Cheers Mary 🙂
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You have luck dear fragglerocking. I take carefully photographs with my film cameras but as there is nobody here using film the chemicals are old and the staff of the lab without experience so I receive very scratched negatives (from three different cameras) and scanned in a resolution that seems of lower quality than from a cell phone with two megapixels. Said that from you my all time favorite is from a compact 35mm camera you have, it vignettes and all but is so warm… I like it even more than the medium format Rollei you had :O
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Yes its a good lab that I use. Thanks Francis 🙂
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