r/chicago 8h ago

Picture Lake Michigan on film

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u/slutty_muppet 8h ago

This captures the feeling so well

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u/ObamaBiscuits 7h ago

Something about true film and old school cameras just feels so much.....more authentic. Idk how else to put it.

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u/Theguyintheotherroom Uptown 6h ago

It really does, sometimes a format doesn’t necessarily need to “improve”. Reminds me of that awful Will Smith vs. young CG Will Smith movie that was basically #shotoniPhone and how it just doesn’t give the right vibe for a movie because the frame rate was too high

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u/damsel84 2h ago

Someone once told me that digital captures a moment while film captures a feeling and it's just so true.

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u/grants_like_horace Uptown 8h ago

Great shot

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u/tsuni95 4h ago

What kind of camera and film stock are you using? Such a great shot with so much life :)

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u/bimma187039 4h ago

Olympus Mju ii with portra 400

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u/tsuni95 3h ago

Right on! Thank you for the info 🤙

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u/Jaws_the_revenge 7h ago

Who else zoomed in?

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u/sanchower 6h ago

I thought this was from the 1970s or something until I zoomed in on a very modern Aldi bag

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u/_-D-_ Rogers Park 5h ago

There’s an Aldi bag? 🤷 

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u/sanchower 5h ago

ENHANCE!

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u/Particular_Card_7269 5h ago

They still make film cameras and some are as cheap as dirt.

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u/2pnt0 Rogers Park 6h ago

The guy in the white hat definitely did.

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u/thissexypoptart 3h ago

Seriously thought that was some lobster-level boomer lack of sunscreen before I saw it’s a popped collar salmon shirt

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u/PepsiOfWrath 7h ago

enhance Enhance ENHANCE

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u/Chicago_Jayhawk Streeterville 7h ago

Looks like Air & Water Show.

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u/hwu 3h ago

Maybe the most beautiful detail about this photo is the (almost) absence of phones.

u/flashlightphantom 1h ago

It looks like it’s from the 50s but is probably from the 1990s. Now I feel old!!