On a cold evening in February, a friend and I decided to portray the Viennese subway at night. On the way to the Metro station, we passed by the University of Vienna’s Faculty of Law, which aesthetically fit into the concept nicely with its 1970s harsh edges and artificial lights (the Faculty was founded in 1402 by the way). I wanted to shoot Ilford Delta 3200 (at 1600) and brought both my Minolta SR-T 100X and the MD 24mm/f2.8, as well as my Nikon Z30 and Z DX 16-50mm/f3.5-6.3. To keep a consistent look, I only used the 16mm end of the Z lens (which is a full frame equivalent of 24mm) and set the ISO to 1600. This way I could also shoot my Minolta using the same settings as the Z30 (mostly f/4 and 1/60 or 1/30). Below, I first show the pictures of the Z30 and then the pictures of the Minolta.

Z30 (Digital):

Minolta (Film):