mitch.

Canon BW400CN is a b&w filmstock that is processed C-41! It's pretty good considering its not "true" black and white.

Unfortunately Kodak discontinued BW400CN last year although I'm not sure when production ended. But Ilford still make XP2 which is also a C-41 film.

I miss shooting, developing, and printing badly....

I haven't had the chance to print yet, but it's something I look forward to. So for now it's just develop and scan.

I bought a Rolleiflex earlier this year. I've been really enjoying 6x6 and developing my own film.

 

 

http://www.lordofthefries.com.au/
http://www.smithanddaughters.com/

I saw Terminator: Genisys last night and I was pretty disappointed, not that I had high expectations.

BETTER OFF DEAD !!!!!!

 

I've been having Scorpion Strike as of late which I prefer to Blair's Mega Death.

 

Very over-hyped to be honest, but I still think it's good.

I agree with this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unnLg1TPCYM

 

 

Looks like their sets lately have been very similar.http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/marilyn-manson/2015/limelight-eventplex-peoria-il-23c800df.html

That's the setlist from last night.

Yeah, I had looked up what they'd been playing before I went and it was pretty consistent. http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/marilyn-manson/2015/enmore-theatre-sydney-australia-73cbbaad.html

 

I saw him Friday, he played Lunchbox. Venue was also under 1500. The sound was shit though. Not him, but the venue. Sounded like garbage, at least I was drunk with my arms wrapped around my beautiful womans. 

 

PS. I don't know if some of you are making fun of him for seeing/liking Marilyn Manson, so if you are shut yer yaps. Everyone here listens to crappy music. We love what we love. 

The first time I saw them in 2007 it was at a venue for 5000 and the sound wasn't great.

I saw them in Feburary, but they didn't play anything off Portrait of an American Family, unfortunately. They sounded fantastic though.

Do you think someone could convert it to an M-mount? 

The NASA Hasselblad is now more affordable than ever http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hasselblad-NASA-500-EL-Electric-Camera-HEC-/261867184428

The album is currently streaming for anyone who is interested: http://noisey.vice.com/blog/stream-miles-away-tide-lp

http://www.chow.com/recipes/29439-vegan-lasagna

I used that recipe last night but I added red capsicum and heaps of spinach and it turned out pretty good. The tofu filling turned out better than I thought it would too.

I like that last one Route. I've always enjoyed abandoned photography, not that I've been myself. I had some film developed finally, there's more here

 

 

 

 

I recently finished Working Stiff: Two Years, 262 Bodies, and the Making of a Medical Examiner by Judy Melinek which I enjoyed quite a bit. Some descriptions were a bit gruesome, but intriguing nonetheless.

For any Australian folk: http://shop.resistrecords.com/collections/feature-releases/products/milesawaytidelp

I've order the Olive Green/Earth Brown

A second hand copy of Jimi Hendrix - Smash Hits.

It was one of the Perfection V scanners. V7 maybe? It was back in college. They were great. We didn't use the Epson scan software, though.  We used SilverFast, which I can't recommend enough. After I graduated, though, I opted for the Plustek Opticfilm which is incredible for 35mm. I frankensteined one of the Plusteks my school had to scan 16mm bolex film for my senior thesis.  I was able to blow up 4 frames at a time to 3 ft x 2 ft prints. Doesn't really help with 120 though, so I'd go for the Perfection V series. Definitely look into SilverFast, though.

V700 maybe? I've been looking at the V800 since it's still priced the same as the V700 over here. If I were only 35mm I'd just go a Plustek 8200i. I've come across people saying that V700/800 isn't so good for 35mm scanning, but they don't really expand on why or what they're comparing the quality to, which is confusing. Thanks for your input Ashton!

I have.

Which model did you use? How did you find it? I just bought a 120 camera and I'm going to start developing myself, but looking at scanners is a bit of a pain.

Has anyone used an Epson flatbed to scan their 35mm negs?

That airline seems to have some flawed logic GarthDude, stay safe. I have never been on a plane.

I read Jack the Ripper: Catch Me When You Can which my brother gifted to me. I didn't really enjoy it. I guess it wouldn't be bad as a starting point but it was very reptitive, seemed inconsistent and lacked evidence to back up their claims.

Party on, Matt. I think I saw your Caspian collection somewhere today, very nice!