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cooltouch
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cooltouch wrote:
Nice shots from the boxcam, Paul. So -- what's the problem? Your framing's good. Looks to me like you're handling 6x6 just fine.
Me, I actually like it because I feel it gives me more room for framing possibilities. I'm not as constrained as I otherwise would be. And if I have to crop for a rectangular format for printing or something, it always seems like I'm losing a lot.
Back in a bit. I'm gonna get on my other 'puter.
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
I was going to resupply with Tmax, but my shop was out of it. I got a bag of D76 instead. The Tmax is almost twice as expensive for the same volume of mixed developer, but it is so easy to mix up, and I have really liked the open tonal range with Arista Premium and Acros 100 ...
Oh yeah, Andy, I'd be using a cable release but the A is not standard in that regard. I don't mind the tripod at all. It suits me just fine for the square stuff, which is so much more deliberate for me.
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F16SUNSHINE
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
Yeah Jussi and Larry too. I mention those other guys cause I saw dem on da board 
Wait Orio you have a square maker don't you.
It's square Sunday!!! 
The one b4 black Friday
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
Oh, Oh, yeah: Thanks Michael, for your kind words.
I just discovered in the past couple of days I see the square viewfinder so much better with a shirt thrown over my head when framing and focusing. It comes ALIIIIIIIVE!
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cooltouch
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cooltouch wrote:
That can help a lot. I always use the pop-out magnifier with my Yashica so I have my head right over the top of the camera and the focusing screen. Otherwise, I'd be range focusing -- guessing, hoping, and praying. 
Well, I got sidetracked with my better half for several hours. Had to do some shopping. So anyway, I'm just getting back to sorting through the hard drives on my computer. I have five partitions in which images are stored, so this may take a while . . .
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gary2881
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| Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 4:34 am Post subject: |
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gary2881 wrote:
These are from the first roll through my 'new to me' Yashica LM on Arista EDU 100. The meter is even accurate!
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Katastrofo
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Katastrofo wrote:
Gary, what a luxury to have a working meter in a medium format camera!
Nice set!
Paul, colors look good to me in your set.
Here are a few of my color Yashica A:
Epson 4490 scans
I'll be taking these down and posting new stuff in a week. |
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
First one in this set is really wow Bill.
I did not realize the A has a triplet for a lens. The 2nd really has that character.
Maybe I'm wrong. Hope you leave these up as well as your new ones coming.
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Katastrofo
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Katastrofo wrote:
Andy, yes, it's a Cooke triplet, Yashikor 3.5/80 lens, but definitely one of
the better performing triplets around. Sure, I can leave these up, just
wanted to leave more space for newer stuff. |
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
Gary, really nice shots, especially the bottom one.
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
Cool, I use the magnifier, too, then double check the whole frame with the magnifier swung out of the way ...
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spleenone
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spleenone wrote:
Many beautiful work can be seen here. Thanks for sharing.
Some stuff from my P6 and Ilford Delta 100 film.
czj mc Biometar 80/2.8
czj mc Sonnar 180/2.8
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
Keep em coming Spleeno!
To bad the 1st is damaged. Even so it's quite an interesting frame.
The second the focus on the mother and stroller would be much better.
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
I'm weird. I like the bench one, Splee. So, get out yer PP brush or clone or whatever you call it get get rid on those strings and dust motes. The bench is 3D ...
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
Bill, that daisy shot is a buster.
Now, here is a double or triple exposure from the Yashica A. This one was done on purpose:
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Katastrofo
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Katastrofo wrote:
Paul, thanks, you need to try some color with the Yashica-A. A few more
and a BDub:
with Yashica-A
TriX 400/HC-110B
I'll definitely be taking these down when I get some new pix. |
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
Caramba, that color is nice.
I ordered one of those little screw-in cable release adapters. With that, I will finally be able to use the A with some small apertures ...
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Nesster wrote:
Hello, I felt my... eyes burning... Hey, since this is in the TLR section, we're only doing TLR, right
Ricoh Diacord
slide bw by Nesster, on Flickr
pumpkins s by Nesster, on Flickr
... one more from the Diacord. Note my daughter has no shoes; this is a family affliction due to dad's addiction to vintage cameras
Lilly A101 by Nesster, on Flickr
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gary2881
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gary2881 wrote:
This is a '38 Chevy that I worked on a few years ago. I installed a Mustang II IFS system and the blower on its 327.
Bronica SQA on Provia 100
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YashicaMat 124G, Velvia 50, February 2008
I scanned the neg using a demo version of ViewScan, which imprinted the dollar signs. I was going to dump it but then I thought, hey it looks kind of apt, this being taken at a marina on the River Thames, UK's answer to Monaco! 
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Katastrofo wrote:
Some very nice squares, Jussi, love the colors in the pumpkins and we can
pass the hat around for Lilly's shoes.
Gary, excellent work on the car and nicely preserved memories on Provia!
Peter, how do you like Vuescan? Dollar signs are a hoot looking at the
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Orio wrote:
I first thought they were hanging balloons or something
Pretty magrittesque, I like them!
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gary2881
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gary2881 wrote:
Cool $signs! They say the two happiest days of a boat owner are: The day they buy it and the day its sold.
I love this kind of thread! Keep posting guys!
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Katastrofo wrote:
Absolutely love the comp and tones in that 2nd shot, Gary! |
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I didn't think it was worth investing in it Bill. It worked a little quicker than Epson Scan and is certainly more user-friendly, but I couldn't see any picture difference. Epson does the job OK for me but I wish it didn't hog so much memory.
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