Minolta

A photographer working in Normandy, France, has shared a new set of images shot on 35mm film, using a Minolta 7000 camera loaded with Fuji 400 stock. The pictures, focused on gulls and street scenes, have drawn small but warm engagement from the analog photography community, which continues to champion film cameras and the 'film is not dead' ethos.

Film photographers are sharing results from Harman Phoenix 200 shot at 125 and developed in ECN-2 motion picture chemistry, using a Minolta X700 with a Rokkor MD 35-70mm macro lens. The images, shared under film photography hashtags, show the experimental emulsion being pushed beyond its box speed by hobbyists testing unusual development routes.