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By Sandy Vongries · Posted
I can recall in High School as "Photo Editor" for the Yearbook using Dad's Leica M3 with "candlestick" Leica flash for some events. Fresh bulbs in the right sport jacket pocket, used in the left (No more than a dozen total!). #6 FP for focal plane shutter, and not small. Strange as it may seem, I still have a few sleeves of 5B & 6. No batteries I can find for the old Leica flash. -
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By Mark Keefer · Posted
The concept of having to buy a new bulb for every photo shot is pretty crazy in today's thinking. One step more advanced than flash powder. I remember 400 ISA film was pretty cutting edge, and then the concept of pushing the ISA in the 1970s and telling them to push the ISA in developing. And now using today's cameras, we have come a long way. I just posted a shot in Canon Photo Thursday, shooting with no flash and ISO 32000.
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