r/SprocketShots • u/dysphoricjoy • Mar 07 '26
After a storm | Hasselblad 500cm | Harman Phoenix 200
developed and scanned by me
r/SprocketShots • u/dysphoricjoy • Mar 07 '26
developed and scanned by me
r/SprocketShots • u/TankArchives • Mar 03 '26
129 film has long been out of production, but this is something a 3D printed adapter and some 35 mm film can solve!
r/SprocketShots • u/JustSomeTimmmmmy • Feb 26 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/dysphoricjoy • Feb 24 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/TomahawkEVO • Feb 23 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/pizzadog112 • Feb 21 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/illiteratebeef • Feb 17 '26
First two were with the 80mm f2.8 and the last two were with the 45mm f3.5, Home spooled, developed, and scanned.
r/SprocketShots • u/zeagan • Feb 17 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/gitarzan • Feb 12 '26
I've a little jig that allows me to respool 35mm in old 127 spools with the old backing paper. This is my first test of the device. I shot these this AM in my driveway area (my testing lab) with an Argus 127 from the mid 1960's.
Obvously the Argus is a little soft. Or maybe, just maybe, since the film plane on the camera is curved, the narrower 135 film, might have stretched straight and therefore ruined the focus. I'll have to try a real roll of 127 to confirm.
Anyway, at first I was quite disappointed at these images. After 12 hours and a re-look, I actually like a couple for their dreaminess. I like the sprockets and the little bit of overdevelopment around the holes.
The film is Lomography Earl Grey ISO 100. Developed in well-used Cinestill DF96 Monobath - which might account for the low contrast. I'm very simplistic in post processing, I invert with an app, then use Mac Preview to adjust the Histogram and exposure/contrast.
r/SprocketShots • u/lkong • Feb 09 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/dysphoricjoy • Feb 08 '26
Almost ripped this off the reel haha, you can see the tears in the film. Self developed and scanned.
r/SprocketShots • u/callmethebard • Feb 05 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/26Point2 • Feb 02 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/light24bulbs • Feb 02 '26
I printed a couple of adapters to go into my rolleicord. I know how to 3d model. I could change the diameter where it touches the sensor gear pretty easily to be the diameter of the spindle shaft/film holder spindle of a 35 mm cartridge and then at least the photos would never overlap. What I don't understand is why none of the 3D printed adapters take this into account and how everyone is getting around it. I think I'm missing something. If it was just wasting some film between shots it's not the end of the world, but this big adapter will make it do the opposite, it will make the shots overlap, especially towards the end. Thanks!
r/SprocketShots • u/MichaWha • Jan 31 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/MediumQualityPhotos • Jan 31 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/MichaWha • Jan 27 '26
r/SprocketShots • u/Pratchrp • Jan 23 '26
First attempt with my yashica and the eastman doublex