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Continue reading →: Rollei with it, baby!Rolleiflex TLR cameras are widely considered the gold standard of medium format cameras. Some even say they’re the Rolls Royce of TLRs. Posthumously famous photographer Vivian Maier used a Rolleiflex. That’s not a shabby endorsement! With this in mind, I was interested in one that popped up on Facebook Marketplace…
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Continue reading →: Olympus XAI love putting this tiny rangefinder in my jacket pocket when I’m out and about. So much fun! Arista EDU Ultra 400 souped in Kodak HC-110 dilution B for six minutes at 70°.
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Continue reading →: My 1st LeicaAt the end of last year, I came across an ad on Facebook Marketplace for a Leica camera. The ad read, “For parts and repair. Shutter curtain failed and needs to be repaired by reputable service tech. Otherwise it’s in great condition, you’ll just have to make the repair. No…
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Continue reading →: DIY Film Drying Cabinet
My current film developing station is housed in an unfinished part of my basement. I have ample counterspace, storage for chemicals and developing equipment and plenty of room for activities. I even have a large utility sink with running water. But my space also has dust. And this wreaks havoc…
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Continue reading →: Canon P – Canon 50mm / f1.4Spring came early in Wichita. It was mid in the 70’s and sunny the last week of February. So, it was time to bust out a camera and snap some shots. I went out with a hand loaded roll of Arista EDU Ultra 100 in my Canon P rangefinder. I…
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Continue reading →: My Trusty AgfaI first posted about my Agfa Isolette III back in November, 2024. Since then, I’ve come to expect tack sharp photos every time I use it. Yesterday was no different. And every time I carry this camera, people ask about it. My lunch at a local burger joint was interrupted…
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Continue reading →: I’m back
It’s been four months since my last post, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been busy with my hobby/hobbies. (More on what I’ve been up to coming soon!) In the meantime, here are some recent photos taken with a Canon VI-T rangefinder I picked up two months ago for $65…
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Continue reading →: A classic CanonEven in my earliest days of photography, I was a Canon man. Throughout high school I shot with Canon SLRs (and the occasional Sure Shot). I used a Canon AE-1 for most of my school assignments. Later, I bought myself a Canon T-50. I couldn’t afford the T-70. At the…
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Continue reading →: Big BronicaI picked up a Zenza Bronica S2A a while back, and I’ve been eager to use it ever since. With so many cameras in my collection to choose from when I go out shooting, it’s hard to get to them all! It’s a big, clunky 6×6 medium format camera. And…
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