I am writing this blog especially for Marcus (marcusterrypeddle) who recently read an interview I did with Melvin Mapa and a photo that was featured in the interview appears to have never been blogged about by myself!
I am first of all surprised I never did but I’ve looked through my blogs and cannot find any mention of when I used this film. Perhaps I just forgot at the time as I had a really busy summer in 2018 taking lots of photos.
These photos were taken on my Olympus Pen FT when I first only had one lens for it which was the Zuiko 40mm f 1.4
I visited a classic car show in Stanmer Park along with my friend and we travelled there in her 1965 Mustang.
At the time I posted a lot of the photos on instagram but for anybody not on Instagram, here are some of the photos I took:











I was really pleased with how they had turned out and I was happy that I had chosen the Cinestill 50D Film.
However, I remember at the time feeling frustrated that I only had the 40mm lens as I felt this restricted the amount of car I could really get into each photo. I therefore improvised and did some close up shots of the cars and some of their interiors. I also stood as far back as possible where I was able to, so I could try to fit a whole car into the photo.
It wasn’t long after this that I invested in some other size Zuiko lenses for the camera and I certainly haven’t regretted doing that.
Thanks for digging out the photos and sharing. I can’t get over how fabulous those colours are. A quick check confirms the film is sold here in Korea and my lab does cinema film processing. Very tempting . . . .
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It’s not the cheapest of films but it does produce some great results so I highly recommend 👍
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Well, I’ve done it. I ordered a roll and noticed that Ilford Ortho 80 is now being sold at the film shopping site. So that got added as well . . . .
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Does that camera make vertical photos? I just noticed that in the first photo the camera is horizontal but the photo is vertical. As are all the rest.
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It’s a half frame camera so half the size of a normal 35mm frame 👍
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A-ha. Very interesting.
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