I could shoot with this all day. What a fun camera.
We went down to Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood, and I shot 7 rolls. Pretty easy, with a new fun toy and the fact that it shoots long frames. So you get about 16 frames per roll.
I was shooting some Ilford HP5 I’d just bulk rolled in a nearby cafe. I developed it at home using Diafine.
I was shooting on aperture priority. The lens was f/4, but I was mostly shooting at f/5.6. Out of habit, I kept on focusing using the rangefinder, but I could have just zone focused and never touched the lens, as f/5.6 puts everything from 5′ to infinity in focus. I was also using a red filter, which made the sky nice and dark.
Because I was shooting on aperture priority, and mostly taking pictures of the sky and buildings, the exposures made silhouettes of the buildings, but I really like how they turned out.
These pictures are just from the first roll. I can’t wait to scan the rest!
Hope you like them.
fantastic collection !
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Masterful use of the frame. Sorry to miss it.
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Fun camera, great images!
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That is an awesome friend! I especially love the second and last shots, with the sky reflected in the windows of the buildings.
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Sweet!
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These look great. Now you can see how its my signature style..
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Fantastic.. How are you doing the scanning? Flatbed put it on the glass? thx
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Yes, just using a regular 35mm film holder on an Epson v500.
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I need to get to know your friend.
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LOL!
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Nice – record shop is my fav : )
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Love the deep dark tones
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