Classic Manual Cameras Film Friday #9

[Bill Bowes]

<p>I suspect Michael was handed the keys to a red & black Bugatti and is now stuck in a large Texan traffic jam, so will kick off this week's postings.<br>

700 pixels longest side, under 300kb in size and (3) postings per person.</p>

[Bill Bowes]

<p>Hello again. During this long Labor Day weekend, go take a short walk on some long piers !!.. and don't forget that CMC !<br>

All pics at the Tulalip Marina, Wa. with a Vito II. Pro-X @ 64asa and 510-Pyro developing. Enjoy, Bill</p>

[Bill Bowes]

<p>Tulalip Marina.</p>

[Bill Bowes]

<p>Let's try again for the picture!</p><div></div>

[Bill Bowes]

<p>Small boat</p><div></div>

[Bill Bowes]

<p>Gear</p><div></div>

[Brad Cloven]

<p> Here's the Camera, my Grandfather's Yashica J-7:<br>

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This one is taken by a 12 year old Nephew:<br>

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<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/17847645-lg.jpg" alt="" width="873" height="864" /><br>

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Black Eyed Susans:<br>

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<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/17847644-lg.jpg" alt="" width="810" height="1200" /></p>

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[michael_chuang1]

<p>To continue the nautical theme, this is Rockport (Massachusetts) Harbor. Taken summer 2011 with a Minoltina P on Fujicolor 200 print film.</p><div></div>

[Kent Shafer]

<p>Office window view, Detroit.</p><div></div>

[CoryAmmerman]

<p>Nautical theme? I can do that. </p><div></div>

[mjferron]

<p>Sorry Bill, I worked till 1am and totally overslept. Thanks for getting it going.</p><div></div>

[JDMvW]

<p>There once was an Exa made with a M42 mount. Here is a picture from it with an M42 Meyer Domiplan f/2.8. A 'workable' lens when the automatic aperture mechanism still works.</p><div></div>

[Bill Bowes]

<p>Lame excuse Michael....I would have gone with a Bugatti fabrication..... Nice pic on your BlogSpot.. Bill</p>

[Lou_Meluso]

<p>Yashica Mat-124G<br>

Fujicolor 400 scanned on an Epson V750</p><div></div>

[MarcelRomviel]

<p>Another scan of a photo</p><div></div>

[glen_h]

<p>Last week I tried to scan a VP122 negative on a flatbed print scanner, with bad results.<br>

This one is a scan of a contact print on the same scanner. The contrast is improved from the print. <br>

As before, I believe this was taken in 1956 or 1957, though I developed the roll a few days ago. <br>

The film came from a store in Michigan, but I had figured that the bridge looked more like the Mackinac bridge before I looked up where the store was. <br>

I don't know the actual camera, but can be pretty sure by now that it is classic and manual. I suspect that no automatic cameras using VP122 were made.</p><div></div>

[User_2019667]

<p>And another one bites the dust. <br>

Abandoned business, Ashland, Oh. </p><div></div>

[glen_h]

<p>From the same VP122 roll, a house, presumably in Michigan. I suspect the lighting was better than the bridge picture. Again with the contrast adjusted in the scan.<br>

There are no frame numbers on the negatives. (When did Kodak start putting those on?)</p><div></div>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Agfa Ambi Silette : 50mm Color-Solinar f/2.8 : Arista 100</p><div></div>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Praktica FX3 : 135mm Amitar f/2.8 : Fuji Superia 200.</p><div></div>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Contax RTS : Yashinon 42-75mm f/3.5-4.5 : Arista 100</p><div></div>

[allen_gara]

<p>A couple of recent shots with a Canon FT QL, both with Kodak Ektar 100.</p><div></div>

[allen_gara]

<p>First shot was with the 28mm/f3.5. This is handheld with the 50mm F1.4 II.</p><div></div>

[chuck_foreman1]

Ooops I wasn't sure What I posted lase week and now I'm trying to post to last weeks thread..

 

So here I shot last month A little Voigtlaender Vitessa 1000 w/Ä42mm Tessar Fits nicely in the hand and

never lets me down though a true "beater" Film ws Kentmere 100 and Pyrocat HD<div></div>

[chuck_foreman1]

Another Nautical view<div></div>