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I prefer them in a hot oven. .
I prefer them in a hot oven. .
I preferred the chickens in b/w!
This should be entered into the current blurry challenge.
First 120 roll. Fomapan 100 on Mamiya C330f with the Mamiya 135mm lens. Devved in Ilfotech LC29.
Tulips-bunch1 by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Andy
First 120 roll. Fomapan 100 on Mamiya C330f with the Mamiya 135mm lens. Devved in Ilfotech LC29.
Tulips-bunch1 by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Andy
A recent visit to Heham Abbey:
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Yashicamat 124G, Kodak TMax 100 developed in Rodinal, verticals corrected in GIMP and toned in Lightroom 2
Very nice Andy, another camera that seems to have served you well.And finally for today, another of those shots that make me feel very strongly about getting another Fuji GW690.
Tonquin-Beach-Sunset3 by andysnapper1, on Flickr
Top shot Mart, a bit different to the usual loco shots.
I like that mate.
Three from Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall in Wales. Mamiya C330f, 55mm lens and Fuji Acros 100, devved in Ilfotech LC29.
Messed about with this one a bit, just because I can.
PR1-sepia by andysnapper1, on Flickr
PR2 by andysnapper1, on Flickr
PR3 by andysnapper1, on Flickr
The last one could probably do with a bit more contrast.
Andy
A recent visit to Heham Abbey:
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Yashicamat 124G, Kodak TMax 100 developed in Rodinal, verticals corrected in GIMP and toned in Lightroom 2
how in blazes could you take that pic at only 100 ASA?
Wow - what a great pic! I'd love to try a MF camera and someone suggested the Yashicamat 124G - how in blazes could you take that pic at only 100 ASA?
Generally speaking a lot of medium format is shot on a tripod and with a remote realease cord but the thing with TLR cameras is that it gives a much steadier platform to shoot with as you are not holding them up to the eye. I often shoot at 1/15th of a second and get nice sharp shots.
Andy