Analog film photography and cameras

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https://www.dpreview.com/news/6002001981/kodak-launches-kodakcoin-photo-centric-cryptocurrency-and-kodakone-platform

https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/9/16869998/kodak-kodakcoin-blockchain-platform-ethereum-ledger-stock-price

From the comments:
"It should have been called the Brownie given Kodak's history. I'd love to be able to say 'I'll offer you 120 brownies for that.' Any changes in value could have been referred to as Brownie points."

Looks like some dreamy landscape. Top!

Just been given this. Probably full of light leaks but everything seems to work otherwise. Gonna smash a roll through for the craic.

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if space, a small light source inside (bike light) in a dark room can show any particularly obvious lightleaks before you shove a film in there

nice! xpro?

First couple of rolls of Adox Scala 160 developed and scanned, the slides are stunning.

Shot with Nikon F6 and Sigma 85mm F1.4

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I used to live by the dock and feed the birds and endlessly try and capture this kind of shot. nostalgic.

..indeed stunning!
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Also very very nice to look at how crisp the forground looks while the landscape on the other side of the river is rendered so smoothly..
What Sigma lens is this exactly?

The trick is you need another person to throw the breadcrumbs I have learned..

..no, just Portra 400 and great light
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Cheers man!

Nice! I've got an old Polish WZFO Start II along similar lines that's actually capable of some great photos in the right conditions. Wide open the lens is a total swirl fest and gets a bit nauseating looking at some of the shots, stopped down it's plenty sharp though. Interested to know how you get on.

Electro 35mc x poundland vista.
I rarely summon the courage to request a portrait from a stranger
Should do it more often

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Nice!

Thanks

multi-exposure tomfoolery
[chinon CG-5 x Poundland Vista]

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Electro 35mc x poundland vista.

I rarely summon the courage to request a portrait from a stranger
Should do it more often

Walk around with a TLR, you'll get stopped a lot to talk about the camera and people are only to happy to oblige for a portrait.

yes, I've heard this said of various forms of classic camera - I must get out more with the leica.

Thought I would give a call out here before I put up in the classifieds. I have three museum grade frames with Tru-Vue anti glare, conservation glass. Each measures 65cm x 55cm, dark wood, made by Campbell’s of Kensington. Were over £300 each, looking for £75 each. Will get pics shortly.