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More and more film fun with something other than a Leica M
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chrism
Well-known member
F6, Superia 400, Argentix presskit, X1 scan, converted to B&W in LR:
Larry's River by chrism229, on Flickr
Larry's River by chrism229, on Flickr
chrism
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chrism
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chrism
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Taking a ferry:
Waiting for the ferry by chrism229, on Flickr
Coming to get us by chrism229, on Flickr
On the ferry by chrism229, on Flickr
Country Harbour Ferry by chrism229, on Flickr
Waiting for the ferry by chrism229, on Flickr
Coming to get us by chrism229, on Flickr
On the ferry by chrism229, on Flickr
Country Harbour Ferry by chrism229, on Flickr
Grayhand
Well-known member
Darr, brilliant polaroid Photos and PP!!
I have been diging out my old tools for making polaroids.
That is for the Fujifilm, FP100C, 10 boxes standard and 10 boxes of the silk type is what I have left.
My main interest in those is to "wash" the negative and then scan them. The positive film-part is just a positive by-Product
A Little autumn Project.
But I have one un-opended box of 20 sheats and one opened 0f the old Polaroid Polacolor Pro 100 4x5.
Last date Jan -02, so a few weeks past its prime.. And stored in room temperature for the last 10 years or so.
I just saved it for the bragging rights.
If you have the right film casette and dare to give it a try, just say the word and I can send it to you.
You never know..
Ray
I have been diging out my old tools for making polaroids.
That is for the Fujifilm, FP100C, 10 boxes standard and 10 boxes of the silk type is what I have left.
My main interest in those is to "wash" the negative and then scan them. The positive film-part is just a positive by-Product
A Little autumn Project.
But I have one un-opended box of 20 sheats and one opened 0f the old Polaroid Polacolor Pro 100 4x5.
Last date Jan -02, so a few weeks past its prime.. And stored in room temperature for the last 10 years or so.
I just saved it for the bragging rights.
If you have the right film casette and dare to give it a try, just say the word and I can send it to you.
You never know..
Ray
darr
Well-known member
Ohhhh Ray!!Darr, brilliant polaroid Photos and PP!!
I have been diging out my old tools for making polaroids.
That is for the Fujifilm, FP100C, 10 boxes standard and 10 boxes of the silk type is what I have left.
My main interest in those is to "wash" the negative and then scan them. The positive film-part is just a positive by-Product
A Little autumn Project.
But I have one un-opended box of 20 sheats and one opened 0f the old Polaroid Polacolor Pro 100 4x5.
Last date Jan -02, so a few weeks past its prime.. And stored in room temperature for the last 10 years or so.
I just saved it for the bragging rights.
If you have the right film casette and dare to give it a try, just say the word and I can send it to you.
You never know..
Ray
This is like offering dope to the addict! :ROTFL:
Yes, I have the correct film holder (545) and would love to shoot it.
It will be interesting to see where it goes.
Also, it can help in my 'A Photo A Day' project.
I am shooting you a PM now.
Kind regards,
Darr
Extra style points for you!
My EOS Elan, which I bought new in 1992, eventually came down with the sticky-grip syndrome for which that model is notorious. A new skin of electrical tape made it functionally good as new.
Knorp
Well-known member
Looking good as new ... :thumbup:
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Now I'm wondering: How did you get Acros into the Baby?
dave.gt
Well-known member
Ah! Yes, the Rera Pan 100 was sold until recently and it was simply cut-down Acros 100 relabeled as Rera Pan. It is easy enough to cut down any 120 film and roll it onto 127 spools. Even slide film! It works perfectly.
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
I see. I didn't know that it was Acros. I don't have a Baby anymore. Sold it when I couldn't get Ektachrome in 127 format anymore. The nice think with 127 chromes was that one could get frames for the that fitted in a 35mm slide projector.Ah! Yes, the Rera Pan 100 was sold until recently and it was simply cut-down Acros 100 relabeled as Rera Pan. It is easy enough to cut down any 120 film and roll it onto 127 spools. Even slide film! It works perfectly.
I do miss that camera though. It's very much smaller than its bigger brothers and there's something about that square format, particularly for half body portraits.