My friend Kyle and his girl, Getta, invited Laura, Terra, Greg and I to Tangier to see the band The Scintas do their annual Christmas Show. I didn't know what to expect but they were really entertaining, albeit a little Jesusy at the end for my tastes. The candid photos I shot were pretty much the exact opposite of the candids I took for my last post. This time I had my Nikon L35 AF loaded with long expired Kodak T-Max 400 - kinda like Instagram shots but minus the "insta" part. I acquired a few rolls of the T-Max in a camera bag I bought at the flea market last Spring. The T-Max being around 15 years expired seems to have added to the graininess of the film - new T-Max should definitely be less grainy than Tri-X but it isn't here. No biggie for these shots but good to know when I'm considering what to do with the rest of the stuff. There was a bit of fogging of the negatives too - not sure if this is related to the age of my film or my fixer - I have some hypo-check though... I'm always amazed by how well the 30 year old Nikon exposes with its pop-up flash - far better than the Android smartphone Laura carries.
Selfie Greg and Random Girl I tried a non-flash shot of the band - the shutter was too slow though. Celebratory Mood! Kyle and Getta Kyle and Greg - one of the few out-of-focus shots the Nikon L35 AF has ever taken. Greg and Terra.
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Good times. It is amazing how well that camera performed with simple point and shoot. The simple film black and whites are better than any photoshop effect I have the skill to apply.
Its best point and shoot from any era I have ever owned. I had one that broke and when I came across another one I had to buy it again.
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