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Recent Pentacon Six TL with my Mir 26 (45mm) lens on some expired Acros !
Train bridge over the Fraser river between New Westminster and Surrey ,B.C.
Not a minute later a train crossed over , Holy Crap , was that Loud ! Peter
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Quality control as only the former USSR can deliver , I got rid of my Flektogon ( it was really awful ) and replaced it
with (guess what ? ) the 45mm MIR and couldn't be happier , go figure :) . Peter
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You're going to love this , just today I dropped in at Beau Photo in Vancouver and saw 2 Kowa Six 2's and a Kowa Six ,
all in good working order :) . Pity I didn't see these 1/2 year ago . Peter
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Good choice I'd say , having used one almost non stop for over half a decade . Before spending any further money , might I suggest
a thin plate of glass over the negatives and then scan . Sometimes with slide film you may get Newtonian rings and sometimes not .
It works surprisingly well for me . Peter
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Possibly it time to get another back and return to the original when there's something more photo worthy with
the unfinished film :) . Peter
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^ Well , that's one delightful picture :) ! Peter
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^ One of the reasons it was so popular with astro-photographers decades ago :) . Peter
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"Ricochetrider" , You get way too many pictures of my misspent youth :D:D , Iron head Sportsters , etc ! Peter
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Must say though Joe , a year or so ago I got the ingredients , real ascorbic acid , digital scale etc. and got good results
right off the get go .Must be my age , but I don't find the aroma offensive :) . But it's sure a lot quicker to use HC-110.
To each his own , Regards, Peter
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A much better idea however would be to mail it to me :) . Peter
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And then there's some of us (me) , that carefully ( I thought ) backed up all his negative scans and stored them
on a thumb drive ! Drum roll ,hard drive failed and yeah all 1400 of them were there , but only identified with a jpg #
, crap , who was to know what else you were to do ? Every picture was identified with camera type and date . Ain't
technology great ? Peter
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Now I'm going to have to go back through some pics and see if I can find some from my Welta Weltur .
They're sure a lot easier to cart around than the other medium format cameras I slug to foreign
countries ( telling myself I just know I'm going to need a selection of lens , practically never :( ) . Peter
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It never fails to amaze me the quality ( and detail ) these older medium format cameras can record ! Peter
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^ A little lock down picture taking with the Kowa Super Sixty Six and HP5+ . And some Pampas grass from my
wife's garden :) . Peter
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That, and the price ( in Canada ) are the reason my fridge is loaded with it in 120 format :) . Peter
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And not letting the wind lever snap back :) . Peter
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^ These are the follow-ups I enjoy . Bookmarked for future reference . Peter
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Almost unbelievable , I rode to Laconia on Bsa's , Sportsters and Moto Guzzi LeMans for 25 years from the middle
70's to 2000 , and hard tail Panheads were prolific :) . Peter
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It's beginning to sound promising ! Peter
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^^ Anything that gets better with old beer cans has my vote :D:D:D !
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And if you sometimes have the same luck as I do , the parts camera you buy is better than the one you're fixing :) . Peter
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I've considered an ae-111 for my Etrs , but the price was always high . However , I really miss an in camera
light meter ( for travel , I use transparency , Provia 100f ) and was wondering about how well they work ? Could you mention the selling price
of the one you got ? Peter
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