emmawest72
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Great start Tim. Look forward to more!
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More and more film fun with something other than a Leica M
- Thread starter fotografz
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Take a look at the BetterScanning products with the ANR inserts. Makes a significant difference believe me. Takes a little trial and error to establish the correct shim heights (I found 3.8mm the best) but a lot more rigid and adjustable than the Epson inserts.
http://www.betterscanning.com/scanning/models/vseries.html
TRSmith
Subscriber Member
Most of that roll was more of my nieces. I didn't want to bore folks with them.
But you're right! It seems like it should go extremely fast since I'm used to gigs of storage and hundreds of images with a digital. But at least for now, I'm finding the opposite is true. I'm pretty selective about what I shoot and I bracket, so it's a pretty slow and deliberate process. I think that will change though.
One more goofy one from that first roll.
Francois_A
New member
Nice images Tim!
Here is one from Mamiya 7, 65mm and Fuji NPH400
Here is one from Mamiya 7, 65mm and Fuji NPH400
Lloyd
Active member
All great. Love that handstand shot especially.
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nei1
Guest
very nice both Helen,is the rest of the dancers frame so bad to be cut?best to you.....nei1
TRSmith
Subscriber Member
I like all three Shiro, but after looking for awhile, the two-lamps is really growing on me.
Here's another of my early attempts to become familiar with a new camera, etc. I'm trying to figure out if the blotchiness on the building's siding is a processing fault or part of the weathering of the building.
Here's another of my early attempts to become familiar with a new camera, etc. I'm trying to figure out if the blotchiness on the building's siding is a processing fault or part of the weathering of the building.
johnastovall
Deceased, but remembered fondly here...
Holga 135DC
Leo at the Door into Summer
Leo at the Door into Summer
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nei1
Guest
Am not sure what this 20 year old photo of two of my boys was taken with but it was definately taken on kodachrome and taken at richmond park in london
johnastovall
Deceased, but remembered fondly here...
Thanks Helen, I'M having a ball with the 135 Holga. I've said in another forum about shooting Leo.John :
What a Fun & trippy Holga shot ...Love the palatte of Colours
Neil:
Beautiful shot of yours Boys....
Best-H
"That's what's happens when you shoot with a Holga, Serendipity.
Multiple exposures, Leo on floor, Moon Light in window later.
If John Cage had used a camera, it would have been a Holga.
Holga the camera for Homo Ludens."
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johnastovall
Deceased, but remembered fondly here...
I thought you would like the OM and the Zuiko lenses. Try to bag the 21/2.0. It is outstanding...om1 /50 zuiko 1.4
Just liked the way this couple were getting on their Bike....
click on to make bIGGER