Ilford FP4+ 120 Film

Here are some photos from Ilfrod FP4+ 125 film. I usually shoot it with an EI of 64 - 80, depending on my developer. I like Pyrocat most commonly.

35mm Cameras that can do Double Exposures

A list of cameras that I've done double exposures with, and how to do it.

Nikon F2

Take the first shot, then push in the rewind button on the bottom of the camera. Wind the camera to cock the shutter, which will not move the film. Push the rewind button for each additional exposure if needed.

Nikon FE

Move the small lever next to the shutter button up for each successive shot. It resets each time.

Noblex 150U Medium Format Panoramic Camera

The Noblex is a huge and cumbersome camera, but can make gorgeous panoramics. Here's a variety of them:

Smartflex 4x5 with Smartnon 178mm f/2.5 Lens at DragonCon 2025

I decided to make a dedicated post of photos from DragonCon 2025, that I shot using my Smartflex and the Smartnon 178mm lens:

Me with the Smartflex shooting:

An entire roll of film, double-exposed in camera - Las Vegas, 2025

This is an experiment to see if Blogger will even display this image. This is the largest I can save a jpeg.

This roll of film was first exposed in my Hasselblad XPan at the Neon Museum in Las Vegas, then reloaded into a Nikon FE and shot again, this time all up and down the main strip on Las Vegas Boulevard. Here's the result, in complete, but it kind of breaks the website. For best results, open the image in a new window (not the link, Blogger breaks if you do that):

And, here's the image again but edited to fit in a standard 8x10 frame size, with 8 strips of about 6 35mm frames each:

Hasselblad XPan / Fujifilm TX-1 35mm Panoramic Camera

I've always wanted an XPan, and I finally got one. Here's photos from it:

Smartflex 4x5 Large Format SLR with Smartnon 178mm f/2.5 Lens

I was one of the first Kickstarters for this camera produced by a pair of dedicated photographers in China/Japan. Here's some photos from it: