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<p>Kodachrome 64.</p><div></div>

<p>Hello Ian,</p>

<p >I'm die-hard Kodachrome user for very long time. Use your first roil to get exact feel of your metering system. If you will primarily use your chromes for projection use ASA 80 setting for scanning ASA64 will do better because your shadows wont be that dense. Use any lens you want. I personally prefer wide angle shooting. </p>

<p >I have very soft spot for Kodachrome in my heart. It is just different then anything else available to as. Probably you know Kodachrome will not be around for long. Just load it up and do some shooting. It will suit your stail of photography just perfect.</p>

<p >Shooting Kodachrome (and film in general) keeps me honest and humble. I’m accountable for every frame. I don’t want to waste any of them.</p>

<p >I'm Nikon guy since 1987 since I've got FE2 but for Kodachrome I use exclusively Olympus OM equipment. You guys think NAS is hard on you? I'm zuikocholic also. This is hard. And I enjoy every moment of it.</p>

<p >Some of my Kodachrome pics - <a href="http://www.photo.net/olympus-camera-forum/00S6wS">http://www.photo.net/olympus-camera-forum/00S6wS</a><br>

 

<p>Good Kodachrome info - <a href="http://www.kodachromeproject.com/pages/contents.html">http://www.kodachromeproject.com/pages/contents.html</a></p>

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<p>I don't want to scare anyone. It's me down below during snow storm last Sunday.<br>

Rene - I the arrow up sraight to haven?</p><div></div>

<p>This is what we need . Few words and great picture. Way to go.<br />It may be good idea to post some of details of the pictures like location, year of creation, camera, lens etc. By all means it's not must but olympus hould be involved in some form in creating the posted image.<br />Picture bellow taken on Kodachrome 64. Ill us it as long Kodak makes it. It may not be for long anymore. Buy and try it if you can .</p><div></div>

<p>I think I'll be first to start. OM 2sp + 28mm f3.5 on Kodachrome 64. Old technology but still works for me.</p><div></div>

 

<p >Lex - count me as second zuicoholic on Nikon board with serious uncurable case of NAS. (for 22 years). OM system still rocks to me but digitally it's strictly Nikon.</p><div></div>

<p>I did not press the shutter even once last week but I'm going trough my UV work from 2008. The one of them is bellow. Taken with unmodified D40 + UV Tochigi Nikkor 105mm + Vis/IR cut out filter. I hope you'll like it. Personally I'm starting to grow tired by limitations of Nikon NX for RAW UV conversion. It is time to think about new RAW converter strictly for UV but witch one?</p><div></div>

<p>Morning sun on the beach , Cabo, Mexico.</p><div></div>

<p>Lil,<br>

Your monster Sigmonster seems to work great. <strong>Beautiful picture.</strong></p>

<p>Short break from winter in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. View from paraseil trip around Cabo arches. Great pics in new 2009.</p><div></div>

<p ><strong>I’m also old school guy. No AF lenses needed for this style of shooting for me but VR would be beneficial. Always hand held, chasing bees, butterflies beetles and dragonflies. It gives me more flexibility. Camera is always set at highest frame rate. Most often I do 4 –5 frame burst. Watch your background. Always getting some keepers.</strong></p><div></div>

<p>Few days ago in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.</p><div></div>

<p>WedNEsDAy Week #50</p><div></div>

WedNEsDAy PiC Week #49<div></div>

Just 20min fresh......<div></div>

Winter arrived already.<div></div>

Straight in the sun.<div></div>

I use mine 20mm f4.0 almost exclusively with k1 ring for close ups. It also is not afraid to be pointed directly in the sun with no or good looking flair.<div></div>

Thanks Eric. Great to hear from you again.<div></div>

I'll try again,

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3038/3033714952_e1e040cec0_o.jpg<div></div>

Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5 circa 1967. Great value for little $$.

<a href=" title="WG0_0158R by wgiers, on Flickr"><img

src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3038/3033714952_e1e040cec0_o.jpg" width="1046" height="700"

alt="WG0_0158R" /></a>

Nikon D200 + Nikkor 55mm f3.5 (about 41 years old) + about 120mm of extension tubes stack between camera and

the lens.

Wait for lenswith proper mount. I have many lenses but this one is used most often.<div></div>

This time I may get it right.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3066/2598681779_d2738c4e67_o.jpg

D40 unmodified + 105mm UV lens.

One peaceful day at the golfcorse in UV spectrum of light only.

 

<a href=" title="DSC_0012 UV by wgiers, on

Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3066/2598681779_d2738c4e67_o.jpg" width="1204" height="800"

alt="DSC_0012 UV" /></a>

D40 unmodified + 105mm UV lens.

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