Look what i found....!!!

[Jspec Ej6]

Look what i found laying around in my moms closet....

 

[Hecz]

so....ist good?

 

[radarblips]

I found a Canon AE-1, 35mm slr in my parents closet, they gave it me 8)

 

[Jspec Ej6]

does it run on film?? cause mines run on film, which sucks...i still have a reciept, my pops kept it in there, and it was from 1995.....and i haven't taken any pics yet, i just found today, i'll be outside later.....taking some pics.

 

[jokenfu21]

swweeeeettt!!!!

 

[Jezek]

hoooooooooooooooooorah!

 

[cgpEJ6]

I love old school SLR's

 

[FANATTIC8228]

 

[silvertuner98]

I love old school SLR's

x2. i really miss my k1000 its good to see people know what a "SLR" is without the D in front of it

 

[Jspec Ej6]

i took some pics on sat. now i have to develope the film, which sucks.....anyways pics with this camera will be up in 2 days...heh

 

[radarblips]

does it run on film?? cause mines run on film, which sucks...i still have a reciept, my pops kept it in there, and it was from 1995.....and i haven't taken any pics yet, i just found today, i'll be outside later.....taking some pics.

Yeah it's film camera. Still haven't developed the roll in it, how do you go about doing that?

 

[Jspec Ej6]

Yeah it's film camera. Still haven't developed the roll in it, how do you go about doing that?

bring it to walgreens?

 

[Revolver]

Yeah it's film camera. Still haven't developed the roll in it, how do you go about doing that?

Film:
Developer
Stop Bath
Wash
Fixer
Wash
Hypo Clearing Agent
Photo Flo

Printing:
Expose
Developer
Stop Bath
Fixer
Wash
Dry

Pain in the ass. I love Digital.

 

[radarblips]

bring it to walgreens?

I was joking man Or Revolver's method sounds good

 

[Revolver]

I was joking man Or Revolver's method sounds good

lol mine was the DIY method... which sucks...

 

[radarblips]

lol mine was the DIY method... which sucks...

Don't you need a dark room too? I can't wait to get another digital

 

[Revolver]

Don't you need a dark room too?

Well duh.

 

[entellect]

Revolver's method is a little tricky because the developer time often depends on the film. Usually for me it is around 5 minutes. If you plan on developing the film yourself I would suggest rinsing it at least three times between the developing and fixing stages. Also I would fix for as long as possible. You can probably use your school's photolab. If you kids have any questions regarding developing or processing B&W film.. pm me. Oh and you can develop film without a darkroom.

 

[Jspec Ej6]

nah, i'd rather bring it to walmart, or walgreens...its to much of a hassle... 8)

 

[Revolver]

Christ I was being overly simplistic and sarcastic...