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July 4th weekend, 2020 San Luis Obispo

 

I have and do still use a similar appearing product.

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My best friend still uses his Koni

Getting back into film this past year and have been using these beasts. Loving the versatility, in spite of being forced to get a workout lugging the gear around. Anyone else still using their old Mamiyas?

 

None of that crap will work without the big ass stogie.

I really like the Canon 7s, and the Canon P. Between those two, I'll grab the P most of the time.

I love my OM1. All mechanical shutter, excellent lenses, and fits my hand like a breast. What's not to like?

I still like using a yellow filter with this film. The selfie of my son and I had a #15 yellow. The pizzaria in the next picture have skies that are blown out, though there were some clouds. No filter was used here.

 

 

 

 

Agfa Scala. Graflex Super Graphic, 8 inch Tele-Raptar at f11, rangefinder focused

 

 

OM1, 21mm f3.5 lens with PanF 32iso with Rodinal+Xtol developer. #15 yellow filter.

<p>I'm interested in sending my used 20D body in for modification to being a dedicated IR camera and was wondering a few things. For my main camera I'm planning on upgrading, so I won't be too heartbroken if the 20D doesn't turn out as well as I hope.<br>

1. Has anyone here used http://www.lifepixel.com/ for their modification?<br>

2. Which filter modification did you choose (as I am debating which of their setups I am leaning towards)?<br>

3. Are you happy with the results? I'd love to see posts of the results too.<br>

<br />I tried quick sample picture of my front yard with the meter reading at iso 100 at 1/500 @ f5.6. To get a "useable pic" the exposure with an 87 filter, and focus adjusted accordingly the exposure was 30 seconds @ f5.6 with the ISO bumped up to 400! I definitely would like to be able to take IR pictures without these crazy timed exposures.</p>

<p><img src="http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l96/pps_2006/trial%20infrared%202_zpsj5lzilti.jpg" alt="" width="800" height="533" /></p>

<p>I've hunted, fished, hiked and photographed in wilderness areas for years. I won't ask for permission to do photography, nor will I ever pay for a permit for photography, even if the forest service starts to claim that people must.</p>

<p>I like Tri-x</p>

<p>Feels good to get back in the darkroom after several years. A little Tri-x and some Pyro was pretty theraputic. The pyro was still good, after all these years!</p>

<p>I still have a freezer full of tri-x. I do like the ilford films too...but found my FP-4 is a little fogged, yet the higher speed tri-x isn't...go figure.</p>

<p>I just dusted off my large format stuff, after a few years hiatus from film photography, and was just curious to see what everyone's favorite is these days.</p>

<p>With the demise of Kodak, what are some of your favorite non-kodak films available in 35mm through sheet film???</p>

<p>You will need some fast (ish) glass. The 50mm f1.4 might fit the bill.</p>

<p>Once again, you guys are a veritable wealth of information. Thanks.</p>

<p>I was asked once by my mother in law to take pics at her daughter's funeral. I've never felt so creepy. It was a very sad and somber event as it was.</p>

<p>Though nothing beats a tripod, the tripod gets cumbersome on some of the rides like space mountain. :)</p>

<p>Here are a few hand held night shots from last weekend. ALL are with the 24mm f2.8...not a real fast lens, and probably my least sharp but it whoopes a$$ over my wife's point/shoot.<br /> <img src="http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs033.snc1/3236_1050391140502_1247430510_30110037_7065267_n.jpg" alt="" /> <br /> <img src="http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs033.snc1/3236_1050396740642_1247430510_30110051_3577110_n.jpg" alt="" /> <br /> <img src="http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs033.snc1/3236_1050396660640_1247430510_30110049_5011159_n.jpg" alt="" /> <br /> <img src="http://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs033.snc1/3236_1050393020549_1247430510_30110046_8130651_n.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>I'll take a dslr over a p/s for low light any day, even with my worst lens. Which is what I used for all of these shots in one night. Bring an extra battery because you will burn through them quickly.</p>

<p>Matthijs, careful there or you'll cut yourself on all that sharpness.</p>

<p>Much appreciated. You guys rock.</p>

<p>Thank guys. I'll have to google up those two film and look up their spectral sensitivity to get an idea if I need to use a 29 filter or an ir filter.</p>

<p>I've been out of film photography for a while. I'd like to shoot a bit of infra red in med or large format. Is the only game in town maco IR or are there any other infra red films out there? </p>

<p>I wouldn't be without my 85mm f1.8 and 135mm f2.0 My next lens for this purpose will be a 50mm f1.4</p>