Camera Talk

I've always enjoyed the "cinematic" point of view given by pano aspect ratios. It bugs me to do it by cropping, although that's personal and irrational -- you've got good results here at considerably less pain and expense than the alternatives. I hope you keep going with it! I still haven...

Gorgeous!
Well done

IDK i there is a 35mm adapter for the Fujica, I made one for a Ricohflex and got the 24x56mm panoramics which were fun.

scott wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 07, 2025 11:15 am

Weird. Lemme know if that works.

Yes it does

I have no problem seeing it on the 1st post

Hi, all - Getting close to finishing the inaugural roll in the Retina II (14) I got last August. The one thing I couldn't sort was the door. Doesn't open freely. Should just mostly pop open when the release is pressed. This one, the latch opens, the door, well, don't. I end up tilting it forward, g...

Thanks guys... 2 years later

I found a wooden block dent repair tool... NEW
Got it, and in 15 min I had my lens looking almost new, filters screw in easily. Now I need to touch the paint up

Candombe!!! good pictures!

I normally avoid it

Julio1fer wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 17, 2025 8:47 pm

The Cathedral, and the area around it, are some of the nicest places to visit in all of Andean South America. At least that is my recollection.

Waiting for your Quito memories to reach Guayasamin’s museum…

Yup, it keeps logging me off every time I close the tab

Interesting
Foma 100 has gray background, right?
+3 means exposing like ASA 25? or 12?

Going through memory lane... half of the city (looking North) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48405987507_11e8e6d753_z.jpg Quito desde el Panecillo-2019 The Cathedral Main Altar https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53503432772_5095cfd074_z.jpg And the side of the Cathedral with an important part ...