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Continue reading →: More Sure ShotsI first posted about buying and using my Canon Sure Shot point-and-shoot a few months ago. In that post, I showed sample shots taken using 100 ASA film. For this post, I’m highlighting some recent shots using 400 ASA. Specifically, it was Arista EDU Ultra 400 shot at box speed…
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Continue reading →: Another serving of BrownieSometimes I lose track of which of my cameras I’ve used and posted about. When I got the urge to go out and shoot a quick roll in one of my box cameras, I’d completely forgotten I’d shot with my Kodak Brownie Target Six-20 about five months ago. Rather than…
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Continue reading →: More SlidesThis post is a continuation of “Flea Market Finds.” Below is another batch of scans from a box of slides I bought at a flea market in Tulsa, OK. I’m really impressed with how nice these color slides from the 60’s and 70’s look. Almost no color correction was done…
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Continue reading →: Asahi Pentax K1000 SEI grabbed an Asahi Pentax K1000 SE and two lenses from a local auction about a month ago. The lenses were the SMC Pentax-M 28mm f/2.8 and the SMC Pentax-M 50mm f/2. I paid a mere $57.17 after tax and a “seller’s fee.” There was no shipping since it was…
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Continue reading →: Flea Market FindsWhile visiting the Tulsa Flea Market recently, I was on the hunt for cameras. And I found one! But more about that another time. Stacked away in the corner of a booth was a box of treasures in the form of old slides. They are stamped with dates ranging from…
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Continue reading →: Livin’ on Tulsa Time
I spent a few days visiting my brother in Tulsa, OK this weekend. I took two cameras along; a Pentax K1000 SLR and an Olympus XA2 point-and-shoot. This post will highlight some photos I took with the point-and-shoot. Another post is forthcoming with shots from the Pentax. I loaded the…
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Continue reading →: Mini Pub Crawl
My girlfriend and I hit up a few breweries on Saturday. I had my trusty Canon Canonet QL 17 with me. It is equipped with a fixed, but fast, 45mm f/1.7 lens. I only had a ten frame roll of black and white in the camera. It was a bulk-loaded…
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Continue reading →: Olympus LT Zoom 105 Quartz Date PanoramaI recently bought a lot of three items from a local seller on Facebook Marketplace. Among them was this beauty, an Olympus point-and-shoot camera. (The other two items were Nikkor lenses which I’ll post about at some point.) Despite owning a variety of exquisite cameras, I really enjoy a good…
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Continue reading →: A walk in the park(s)The photos are nothing to write home about, but I had an enjoyable time taking them. I took the Hasselblad for a walk in the park earlier this week. Two parks, actually. The first park was loaded with ticks, so I made a hasty retreat. I saw a deer at…
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Continue reading →: TX EI 200Last week I posted about a roll of T-Max 100 “found film” I’d developed. In the post, I mentioned that I’d actually developed two rolls of film that day from my mystery box. This post is about that second roll. Unlike the T-Max, this roll wasn’t a manufactured roll of…
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