Anyone still shoot film?

[DrunkenHermit]

Picked up a Nikon FE2 over the summer for a required photography class at my college. Since taking the class I've learned a lot and found that I really enjoy shooting in film and the whole process of making prints.

I was curious to see if anyone here shoots film on the mountains. My biggest worry is how the snow will affect the light. I'd love to see other peoples work, hear what your camera set up is, or get any advice in working with film on the mountain!

 

[Laurent.]

Nobody here shoots film. Not even the lads here: https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/778325/Film--Analog--Photography-Thread

All we do is masturbate furiously to Leica M's and Alpa's.

 

[860media*]

I shot about 6 rolls of 16m film out of a bolex while skiing last year for a school. Somw shots came out ll an i was hyped haha

 

[zwilly]

My dad still takes pictures on a pretty nice Nikon film camera. I actually really like the look of some of the film style stuff.

 

[*DUMBCAN*]

16m film

70mm IMAX film too mainstream for you?

 

[Laurent.]

70mm IMAX film too mainstream for you?

16 is actually currently more mainstream then 65.

 

[*DUMBCAN*]

16 is actually currently more mainstream then 65.

check the typo.... 16 meter instead of 16 millimetre.

 

[Laurent.]

check the typo.... 16 meter instead of 16 millimetre.

And I was serious too, in the Middle East they love 16m film.

Check those reels.

 

[PacificRimJob]

70mm IMAX film too mainstream for you?

It is for me... I just tape a bunch of 120 film together and shoot it as fast as I can through my hasselblad when I want to film something that big.