London on film - Neopan 1600 (18/05/2012)

I'll be travelling to Japan tomorrow for two weeks. I'll be travelling between Osaka, Tokyo and Miyajima so I'm sure to get a few great photo opportunities. 
I'll be taking my newly acquired Ricoh GR1v with 4 rolls of HP5 plus, and 2 rolls of Kodak Gold 200 (Yes I'm cheap, I can't afford Portra 400 at £6+ per roll!).
I'll also be taking my Olympus OM-D E-M5 for the convenience.


While I'm away I've scheduled two great blog posts to be published:

• Street Photography with the Olympus OM-D E-M5 (20/05/2012) - a short review of using Olympus's new offering for street photography.

• Why I Love Using Film (26/05/2012) - A post on my reasons for shooting film in the age of digital and why film will never be "dead" for me.

Please be sure to check these two posts out and share them with your friends as I've put quite a lot of time in writing them.

For now you can enjoy some street shots of London on film, taken on the Nikon FM3A + the 28mm and 35mm E-Series lenses.

Self processed Neopan 1600 (02/05/2012)

More 'pan for you... Funny I just bought another 20 rolls of this stuff, adding to the 14 or so I have left.


These are the remainder of the roll I developed last weekend. Shot on Fujifilm Neopan 1600 @ ISO1600 on my Nikon FM3A. Developed in Ilford Microphen stock solution at 3:30. Scanned using a Plustek OpticFilm 8100: