no open gate edition

Previously: >>4487054

Took this in berkeley, california at Caesar Chavez Park last year of the golden gate bridge looking 8 miles from the west.

>>67x optical astral zoom
>>Minolta bridge camera (pun intended)

I had to tweak the iso speed to get the proper lighting. yes, it was a blood red sunset.
August-October is the best months to take photos in California due to the golden-light effect is strongest.

Random photos from my DSLR taken with a redscale filter on it. not true film redscale, but one day i might do that.

>it now cost $20 to develop film only with no prints or scans
AHHHHHHHHH

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles Edition

Please post film photos, talk about film photography, film gear like cameras, film stocks, news, and tips/tricks in this thread.

Also talk about darkroom practices, enlargers, photo paper, techniques like dodging/burning, tools, and equipment related to enlarging, developing, and printing.

Thread Question: Do you develop yourself or let a lab do it for you?

Previous thread: >>4482671

>perfect colors right the first time edition

>>4484029

Haven't posted in a couple of months but got a few rolls developed recently and I'm slowly going through scanning them.

Exif: Leica M3 + Nokton 50mm f.1.5 + Vision3 250D (for the first seven ones), then Aerocolor IV for the remaining four.

I like having the extra possible color spaces to work with when I want

New Ricoh GRIV Monochrome. What's the verdict?
>1800€ / 2200$
>built in red filter
>25mp apsc
>28mm equiv lens
>very compact and light
>no evf

I want one because my taste in color grading changes every week and I'm so tired of working my way through lightroom presets and settings. It makes life easier. How does the image quality compare with a full frame image converted to b&w?

I was hiking last week with my camera and when I reached the summit this couple approached me and asked me if I could take a couple pictures of them and asked me how much it would be. I've never charged for a picture so I said it was free, but they insisted and gave me $20 for like 10 pictures.

This left me wondering and I started doing some research. I found out people pay THOUSANDS for shitty wedding pictures, also those shitty car pictures with tons of filters on them, people actually charge money for that stuff. What the heck? does this mean I can actually make money with my camera?