Classic Manual Film Cameras Film Friday #14

[mjferron]

<p>It's Friday. Now is the time to show some photos you have been getting with classic manual cameras that have not been gathering dust on a shelf. Remember to keep photos to no more than 700 pixels on the longest side and under 300 kb. Please limit submissions to three photos per person.</p><div></div>

[Lou_Meluso]

<p>Minolta 7sII, Fujicolor 400</p><div></div>

[SCL]

<p>Commercial grass sprinklers - Kodak Hi Definition Film - Pentax Spotmatic - 50/1.4 Super Takumar</p><div></div>

[ivo_ivo]

<p>Pentax LX + 35/3.5; Kodak Ektar; commercial lab; KM scan.<br /><br /></p><div></div>

[JDMvW]

<p>I confess I took only digital with me on my latest Civil War visit, but here are some older film images:</p><div></div>

[JDMvW]

<p>At Nashville</p><div></div>

[JDMvW]

<p>and an anaglyphic (not analglyphic, as sometimes called) (red/green glasses) 3-D</p><div></div>

[CoryAmmerman]

<p>I digging through the vault today. This is a two shot panorama that I took back when I was in my last semester of X-ray school. For some reason I never got around to stitching them together until this morning. Taken with my Nikomat and 200/4 AI. I forget what film, probably Wallgreen's branded Fugi 200.</p><div></div>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>A couple of shots from a roll of Fuji Pro 160S, using a Pentax 67 with the 75mm f/4.5 lens. Scans from the Epson V700 Photo.</p><div></div>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>No.2</p><div></div>

[michael_chuang1]

<p>I've gone on about the Topsfield (Massachusetts) Fair before, so I'll spare you all except to note that the 2014 edition started today. This shot was taken at the 2013 Fair with a plain-prism Nikon F and age-appropriate (pre-AI) 50/1.4 Nikkor probably wide open, but it might have been f/2. Fujicolor 200 print film, Noritsu scanned.</p><div></div>

[Mike Gammill]

<p>A few years back when I had the good fortune to acquire a mint Minolta XE-7. It looked like someone had traveled into the past and brought it to our time. Balances well with my Adaptall 28-200 lens which I used for the following shots.</p><div></div>

[Mike Gammill]

<p>One caveat: this lens is varifocal rather than a true zoom so you must refocus after zooming. Focus is easy at every focal length thanks to the contrasty viewfinder in the XE-7.</p><div></div>

[Mike Gammill]

<p>For all shots I used Fuji Superia 200. Last photo.</p><div></div>

[david_weiss2]

<p><a title="Basking in the Sun by gkardmw, on Flickr" href=" src="http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3929/15411556876_009304ce5d_z.jpg" ></a></p>

<p>This is my dad at the Oho Veteran's Home. He was cold and we found a nice window that let the sun shine on his face. <br>

Taken with an Olympus XA, Agfa APX 100, V ED, Gimp 2.8</p>

[m.c.fitz]

<p>David Weiss, that is a lovely portrait of your father.</p>

<p>Sunday at Pont en Royan:</p><div></div>

[m.c.fitz]

<p>Another one from Pont en Royan last Sunday:</p><div></div>

[m.c.fitz]

<p>Ruins of old fortified château:</p>

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[Julio Fernandez]

<p>Minolta Semi IIIC<br>

<img src="http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a11/julio1fer/Minolta%20Semi/201415008_zpsbe1f9b2f.jpg" alt="" width="533" height="700" /></p>

[david_weiss2]

<p>Thanks for your nice comment, m.c. I don't know if it shows in the photo, but my dad was very content when we found this window. He kept saying, "This is wonderful, this is wonderful." He was referring to the warmth on his face. He is smiling just a bit here.<br>

Can our elders teach us something? You bet. If only he could teach me how to post full-size photos to this site from flikr.<br>

Dave</p>

[tony_lockerbie]

<p>Yes, would like to see that Dave....great shot. Sometimes the simple things in life are the best.<br>

My contribution, late again!</p><div></div>

[allen_gara]

<p>Is it Monday already? Ciro-Flex w/Rapax shutter and Velostigmat 85mm. Kodak TMax100. Chicago.</p><div></div>

[allen_gara]

<p>Same location, but facing NE. I have a new appreciation for triplets.</p><div></div>

[allen_gara]

<p>South Side Cinderella?</p><div></div>