{"id":41310,"title":"Yashica T4 w/ Ilford HP5 Plus @ Box Speed.","author":"Lost-Birthday-1478","permalink":"https://www.reddit.com/r/analog/comments/1qbrmzj/yashica_t4_w_ilford_hp5_plus_box_speed/","description":"Full registration scan, straight out of camera, no editing.\n\nBackstory. I'm a Lindbergh fan. I dig his ethos. Was supposed to shoot this 1 hour TFP on my newly acquired Canon EOS 3 but then I hit a technical snag caused by a lack of preparation... thank fuck I never head to a shoot without a backup camera.  \n\nEnded up shooting this on a Yashica T4.   \n  \nFrankly, I'm impressed with the quality. I didn't think an fully automatic toy camera that rich Japanese salarymen (and Terry Richardson) purchased, would come out crisp & contrasty. \n\nIn daylight, you can definitely trust the metering system. The same can't be said in low light, non flash situations (but in this world, what can?)  \n  \nThese high resolution scans come courtesy from a Noritsu LS-1800. Not pushed or pulled. Shot at box speed (because that's about as much as the Yashica will allow)\n\nIf you're going to shoot models, try to find something interesting about the model and get curious about the inner world of your subject, poses & provoking moments. Get comfortable, not snapping a moment until it feels like an acceptable photo. You don't have to dump the clip on missed moments \n\nPhotographer - [https://www.instagram.com/\\_mediumformatmarsh/](https://www.instagram.com/_mediumformatmarsh/)  \nSubject - [https://www.instagram.com/bethanygracelloyd/](https://www.instagram.com/bethanygracelloyd/) (Thanks Bethany!)","caption":"A woman with long hair looks towards the camera, framed by the sprocket holes and edge markings of a film strip.","score":83,"nsfw":false,"grayscale":true,"timestamp":1768311799,"created":"2026-10-15T14:58:57.974193Z","updated":"2026-10-15T20:55:44.480826Z","sprocket":false,"camera_make":"yashica","camera_model":"t4","film_make":"ilford","film_type":"hp5 plus","film_speed":400,"images":[{"resolution":"low","url":"https://i.analogdb.com/3091ae4208a89bb14d696e98-low.jpeg","width":483,"height":720},{"resolution":"medium","url":"https://i.analogdb.com/3091ae4208a89bb14d696e98-medium.jpeg","width":724,"height":1080},{"resolution":"high","url":"https://i.analogdb.com/3091ae4208a89bb14d696e98-high.jpeg","width":965,"height":1440},{"resolution":"raw","url":"https://i.analogdb.com/3091ae4208a89bb14d696e98-raw.jpeg","width":3649,"height":5444}],"colors":[{"hex":"#0e1213","css":"midnightblue","html":"black","percent":0.24619993},{"hex":"#353235","css":"darkslategray","html":"black","percent":0.16515558},{"hex":"#534f51","css":"darkslategray","html":"gray","percent":0.15030401},{"hex":"#e9e9ea","css":"lavender","html":"white","percent":0.14308238},{"hex":"#6d6c6c","css":"dimgray","html":"gray","percent":0.10905162}],"keywords":[{"word":"woman","weight":1},{"word":"portrait","weight":0.9},{"word":"film strip","weight":0.8},{"word":"monochrome","weight":0.7},{"word":"sprocket hole","weight":0.6},{"word":"edge marking","weight":0.5}]}