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Continue reading →: Olympus Trip 35
I mentioned in a previous post that I bought a lot of camera gear I found in a Facebook Marketplace ad. One piece of this gear was an Olympus Trip 35 camera. It’s a fully automatic viewfinder point and shoot. It has a built in solar-powered Selinium light meter (which…
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Continue reading →: Even More Found Film
I answered a Facebook Marketplace ad and ended up buying a lot of cameras and misc. photo gear. Specifically; 13 cameras, flash units, light meters (including a pretty sweet Soligor Spot Sensor II), bags and film. Some of the film was expired but unexposed 35mm. I’ve added it to my…
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Continue reading →: Brownie Bullet in Living Color!
Earlier this week I posted a few black and white photos I took with a Kodak Brownie Bullet camera. You can see that post here. For this camera’s second field trip, I loaded it with a roll of Kodak Gold 200 color film. My only complaint with these photos has…
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Continue reading →: Brownie Bullet
Ever since my son gifted me a Kodak Brownie Flashmite 20 for Christmas, I’ve been enamored with the whole Brownie line of cameras. I’ve collected a few more since then and now have five different models. It would be a safe bet that I’ll aqcuire even more. I was browsing…
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Continue reading →: More “Found Film”
One of my recent antique store finds was a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye. I paid $25 for it. That’s probably more than it’s worth, but it was in excellent shape and was in the original box. Once I got it home, I disovered that it came with a bonus in the…
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Continue reading →: Some Zorbi 4 Action
Here are some favorites from a roll I shot this weekend with my Zorbi 4 body and Jupiter 8 lens. Film was Ilford HP5 Plus rated at 800 and developed in Kodak D-76 1+2 for 16 minutes at 71°.
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Continue reading →: Adox HR-50 / Rodinal 1:25
Since I was pleased (but not necessarily blown away) with the first roll of film I put through my Olympus 35 SP, I was eager to give it another go. This time I decide to try a different film. For those keeping track, my first roll in the Olympus was…
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Continue reading →: Kodak Brownie Target Six-20I saw a post online in one of the camera forums I frequent that it’s Kodak Brownie Month. Photographers are encourged to use their Brownie cameras and share photos taken with them. There are dozens of Brownie models. I happen to own six different models. One of my oldest cameras…
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Continue reading →: Olympus 35 SPSome reviews of the Olympus 35 SP call it the best rangefinder ever made. It is touted for its super sharp lens (an Olympus G. Zuiko 42mm f1.7) and for-its-time revolutionary spot meter. It was introduced in 1969 and has remained a popular choice ever since. These reviews are what…
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Continue reading →: A Ciro-flex do-over
When I put a roll of film through my new-to-me Ciro-Flex C last month, I was very pleased with the results except for the fact that the negatives had visible lines on them. Scratches, most likely. I did some research and learned that the most likely issue was the with…
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