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ilguercio
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ilguercio wrote:
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Very nice results, Jussi, you should be more careful handling the negatives,
left your thumb print on that silo, looks like.   My attempts at
respooling 120 were singularly unenjoyable. |
That is simply moirè.
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Nesster
Joined: 24 Apr 2008
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| Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 6:28 pm Post subject: |
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Nesster wrote:
| ilguercio wrote: |
| Katastrofo wrote: |
Very nice results, Jussi, you should be more careful handling the negatives,
left your thumb print on that silo, looks like. My attempts at
respooling 120 were singularly unenjoyable. |
That is simply moirè.
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 maybe ditigal moire after all
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Paulius
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Location: Connecticut
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| Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2014 7:04 pm Post subject: |
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Paulius wrote:
It was, or may be still is, the workshop in California called the Bold Mountain. They can convert Medalists to 120. Many moons ago I did it by myself, using Dremel and a couple of magic words. I have edit grip and, most helpful, the focusing ring get a click on infinity. This Medalist II was my working horse for decade, I love it even after 15 years of practicing Digital.
Remarkable camera, incredible lens, it was a war time copy of Voightlander's Heliar, but after WWII they sue the Kodak, it was end of Medalists.
Bryce Canyon. Ilford HP400, amber filter.
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RSalles
Joined: 12 Aug 2012
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Location: Brazil - RS / South
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RSalles wrote:
Amazing, the DOF of this pics are incredible. The Ektars are one of my fav lens of all time,
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Paulius
Joined: 25 Nov 2014
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Location: Connecticut
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| Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2014 8:21 pm Post subject: |
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Paulius wrote:
As I remember it was f11
Corners are blur when WO, but 6x7 portion is OK. |
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Nesster
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Location: NJ, USA
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Nesster wrote:
That is awesome canyon shooting... The Medalist was Laura Gilpin's favorite:
 Laura Gilpin by Arthur Elgort, Santa Fe 1976 by Nesster, on Flickr
From Arthur Elgort's wonderful book "Camera Crazy" -
"The famous photographer Laura Gilpin in Santa Fe. Her friends and contemporaries were Ansel Adams and Edward Weston. She's holding a Kodak Medalist 2 1/4 - her favorite camera. 1976"
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Nesster
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Nesster wrote:
BTW, I did some crops of the thumbprint photo:
 mahg444 detail 1 by Nesster, on Flickr
 mahg444 detail 2 by Nesster, on Flickr
 mahg444 by Nesster, on Flickr
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Paulius
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Paulius wrote:
This camera is remarkable, dropped from Empire State Building it will work!
Ones two hoodlulms had tried to attack me in NYC, I wrap the strap of Medalist over my arm and they run away. |
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francotirador
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francotirador wrote:
What beautiful images! Congratulations.. |
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