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I've been getting back into film and have been experimenting with Pan f + PMK Canon 7s with Canon 35mm f1.8LTM F11 1/2sec #15 yellow filter ei of 32 Shot while on my way back to the office from a meeting.© Eric Verheul All rights reserved
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Pan f developed in Xtol+Rodinal -
My best friend still uses his Koni
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Local drive in theater, closed for decades. Pan f @ 32iso, PMK Pyro 12 min, yellow filter Mamiya Super 23, 100mm f2.8 lens© Eric Verheul All rights reserved
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A look back at Morro Bay Ca. Testing out Ilford Ortho Plus film, Mamiya Super 23 with 250mm f5. Could have benefited from a yellow filter, but I don't have one in 105mm thread. Heavily cropped foreground and background. Developed 12min@68 deg in PMK P© Eric Verheul All rights reserved
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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?
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Using a speed graphic like weegee did?
everheul replied to TimDelans 's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
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Affordable vintage rangefinder recommendations
everheul replied to gordonbennett's topic in Leica and Rangefinders
I really like the Canon 7s, and the Canon P. Between those two, I'll grab the P most of the time.
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I love my OM1. All mechanical shutter, excellent lenses, and fits my hand like a breast. What's not to like?
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T-Max Film and Using Yellow Filters?
everheul replied to Vincent Peri's topic in Black & White Practice
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.
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Film Camera Week for January 29
everheul replied to Mike Gammill's topic in Classic Manual Film Cameras
Agfa Scala. Graflex Super Graphic, 8 inch Tele-Raptar at f11, rangefinder focused -
Agfa Scala. Graflex Super Graphic, 8 inch Tele-Raptar at f11, rangefinder focused© Eric Verheul All rights reserved
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Film Camera Week for January 29
everheul replied to Mike Gammill's topic in Classic Manual Film Cameras
OM1, 21mm f3.5 lens with PanF 32iso with Rodinal+Xtol developer. #15 yellow filter. -
I found a 4x5 film holder from the last wedding I shot, that I found this weekend (15 years after I shot it). I did the shoot in medium format, I just keep the Super Graphic handy, in case of a scene that presents itself that I know I'll want to really b© Eric Verheul All rights reserved
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<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>
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<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>
