Film Camera Weekend for May 26

NCPS posted this one on their site. Mamiya 7ii, 43mm f/4.5, Provia 100. South of Seabrook, WA.

 

Pentax K1000, K25, 1982, Katmandu, Nepal. Your humble correspondent carrying rice in from the field.

 

Pentax MX, Provia 100, hand held.

 

Another walk around Saunders Lane, this time with the RTSII, CZJp Planar 50/1.7 and FOMO 400 in PMK.

 

YOUNG MAPLE-OLD CEDAR.

Along the Lane,

GARDEN WALK.

One more,

 

7206.

Looking seaward,

REEF.

Seth Thomas # 1669, 1911 500cm/80 HP5/PyroHD semi

 

Nikon F3, 105 f2.5. Gold 100

 

Fed-2 / Jupiter-8, Kentmere400, OA & V600 scan. Aloha, Bill

For a modern film camera contribution: Maxxum 9xi with Sigma 18-35. Film was Portra 160.

One of many intersections at Mississippi State University

Nice work again this week! :)

 

Mine from last weekend, a quick trip to Sicily, one camera that fits the classic camera description, the other one actually needs batteries to operate so technically it doesn't fit here....

 

 

Castello Maniace, Siracusa (IT) - Leica R6, Summicron-R 35mm, Ilford FP4 in HC110

 

 

The last ones going home - Leica R7, Summicron-R 50mm, Ilford Delta 3200 in HC110

Beautiful, Wouter!

 

1.5 stories & 2 ladders below the clock face - we have the culprit. Shaft drive - with lots of universal joints. Instead of going straight up, the shaft goes off at about a 50 deg. angle.

 

Since I'm trapped inside again by lousy weather, here's my final contribution to the thread, a dollop of pron featuring the very tidy Konica C35AF I used for the shots I posted above. I find it a very attractive example of the typical design parameters of it's era.

 

Konica C35AF

 

Common Rick ! That's P O R N ! Weather is making you "rusty". . . still a sexy picture. Aloha, Bill

Nice example, Rick. It looks like it fell through a time warp in 1976 (or so) and emerged yesterday. Except for autofocus it pretty much used the technology of the day (and quite effectively too), And the Konica SR-V 100 film- we never sold it, but occasionally I'd get a good buy on some and stock up.

There's so much great photography here that I'm embarrassed to post my own snapshots. (Wooter, that night shot in the square is gorgeous!) But one from Friday at work and Saturday at home, getting to know my "new point-and-shoot," the Rolleicord V. (I've got a Yashica-D on the way, whoo-HOO!)

A couple from the Super-Isolette, HP5+ in D-76 1:1 (somewhat cropped). Bella Vista harbor area, Montevideo.

 

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A couple from a mechanical shutter, LED metering manual camera that was made during the era that modern cameras mostly come from: the Ricoh KR5 Super II. It's lightweight so it is great for biking. Film was Eastman 5222 rated at its usual E.I. of 250. Processed in HC110 dilution B.

Wonder if the Wheeler Dealers crew on Velocity Channel knows about this truck? Pentax 135mm f3.5, K2 filter

 

Here's a local restaurant sign.

Tamron 24mm f2.5 Adaptall II, orange filter

Living in year round T-shirt country, I like mine to have messages. The one on the right is OK with me ! Fed-3 / Jupiter-8, K400, OA & V600 scan. Aloha, Bill

Great T-shirts, Bill. I wonder if anyone has ever considered any Photo.net-themed T-shirts (and/or sweatshirts for colder climates)? My vote for a design would be: Siliver Halide Photography (on front with several film sizes) /The Ultimate Fun in Oxidation-Reduction (on back of shirt with film developing gear)

Or "All I need is Photo.net and a good cup of coffee."

Just a thought.

Great images, btw. Keep 'em coming,

Hello

Went for a walk Saturday and took the Leica IIIf loaded with Delta 400 and the 50mm Summitar 2.0 with a yellow filter

Developed these yesterday HC110 Dil. B

 

Nothing earth shattering

 

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