nancy_bueler

Thanks Bruce; I do have the Paterson tanks, but wasn't sure how you would adjust the reels so you could load the 120 film. Maybe I'll just look into the Ultra reels like you suggested, Jim. There's plenty of used equipment stores in Toronto! Is there a particular brand of Ultra reels (or is Ultra the brand?).

This may be a silly question, but can I use my 35mm developing tank,

with the plastic reels, to develop 120/620 film? I've decided that I

just can't justify the cost of developing any longer, and would like

to start developing my own film again.

 

Thanks,

Nancy

I think the address was wrong:

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19231&item=5982407837&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

I know you've all been wondering where you can get your very own

Kermit the Frog camera, just like Gene M. has, so here's your

chance!! Better hurry up!

 

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?

ViewItem&category=19231&item=5982877742&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

 

Nancy

Sam, again, amazing shots. Any chance you'd share your Holga technique's secrets with a fellow Holga lover?

Thanks for all the advice. For most of the year, the conditions in my home were fairly cool. I was planning on using this film strictly for pinhole, so I guess I'll just take some shots and see what I get!

 

Nancy

I have a box of Tri-X Pan film, that expired January 2004. Do you

think it would still be good? I bought the film originally to use in

a pinhole camera, but never used it. The film has not been kept in

the fridge.

Sam, there's something about the first photo that I like. It's like a multi-media piece. Yes, a happy mistake.

 

Nancy

Michael, I'm with you. It's bloody annoying to constantly dodge pop-up ads and the like. IMHO, cell phones with cameras are ridiculous, but that doesn't stop my 14 year old daughter from wanting one. Jeez, what's next? Where else are they going to put a camera?

WJ, I had a grandfather who served with the 48th Highlanders in WWI, and every time I hear the pipes, I cry. He never liked to talk about the war, in fact I never heard it mentioned. What's the name of your town; I live in Toronto, so I probably know it. Great shots, love the little dog!

Sorry about the crappy scan!

Sam, absolutely stunning. I really like #5. I'm just like you, and am always running out in the fog to take pictures. I love the effects you get from fog. Michael, you can't buy that bridge, I bought it last year! ;-)<div></div>

Donald, I think my speed may be due to the fact that I can type 90 wpm!!

Yay!! I'm very excited!! Is that $55.00 U.S.? Send me an email, with your

address, and we'll discuss payment method.

 

Nancy

Nicolas, did you get my email I just sent? I'd love to have the Kiev 4A, and I

promise to give it a good home, and feed it regularly!!

 

Nancy

In the first picture, what is the significance of the newspaper the woman is

holding in front of the soldier on her right?

I agree with Jay - those images are stunning!! Such colour and texture, so sharp and crisp. Well done!

Here, here Ross! First, we take Kodak ...

Thanks Ben - it was a lot of fun to do. Travis, how on earth did you get an EM

for $10? Michael, the Pez dispenser is definitely the most improved, wouldn't

you agree? Glenn, we've all worked with the guy on the left! Graham, I

agree, but how would the light work? Mike, good advice. Wouldn't want to

scare the kiddies now ;-)

You know, Polaroid was supposed to have gone bankrupt years ago, but

aren't they still in business? Maybe this will never happen at Kodak. If they

stop making paper, does this mean Agfa and Ilford and everybody else will

follow suit? Where would we get our paper then, would there be some sort of

black market for paper?

 

"I may start buying digital cameras for the kids though". Paul, maybe you

should forget about the digital cameras and buy them an SLR or TLR (or two),

thus ensuring a few more customers for Kodak, et al.

I was just thinking the same thing Travis! Very cool effect when you scroll

down. Beautiful shots. Where are these taken Sheldon?

Forgive my ignorance Andrew, but what's an LC-A? Whatever it is, it certainly

takes beautiful shots. I really like the smoke stacks; they look like candy

canes! I also love the colour of the old Buick. Where were these taken? The

colour is beautiful, that Agfa Ultra 100 is wonderful.

Thank goodness - I've been thinking we needed this forum for quite a while.

Now we'll know where to post all those Holga shots (and Kermit the Frog

camera shots!).

Ha, ha, ha, ha - Gene, you kill me!! ;-)

Here you see two more adaptations to my Nikons; one for the EM, the

other for the FM2. I think they work well together ;-) To any one

interested in attempting the adaptation, you can cut the feet off and

trim the sides with scissors.

 

Nancy<div></div>