Camera Talk

Julio1fer wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:17 pm

I remember using some of these, out of their red boxes, too many years ago.

I feel I have asked this before, but I rememeber there was photographic paper made in Uruguay
It had its own brand which I cant recall, do you remember it?

From another photolist: The Fomu Photo Museum in Antwerp, Belgium has digitized 1,300 photo paper packages and 70 hanging folders with information about the Gevaert photo paper as part of the Gevaert Paper Project. This information can now be found on a special site: https://gevaert.fomu.be/ This ty...

Those are cool!
I preordered the stamps, and now the fieldnotes

Indeed, but in the mid-80s information was a lot slower than it is today
it was a legend, kind of a campfire ghost story that we heard

GrahamS wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2024 9:58 am

Her body was indeed found. It's all in the NYT article. Her Nikkormat was found containing exposed film, which has been processed.

Only 80% in NC snapped a few pics with a Thousand Oaks filter

Good work, Pablo. I never did get mine finished because I kind of gave up on trying to get the helical loose. Worst Agfa I've ever worked on for that problem. Anyway, your rangefinder issue is a sticky control lever, and since the Ansco Super Memar body is similar I have a set of photos for you to ...

Did you adapt it to a Leica?
great shots of the Amazonia

PS, and very off-topic
I was traveling with the Leica IIIf (serviced by YYe) and it set off the alarms in those swabbing machines they have to detect "bad stuff"
I assume either glycerine or some nitrates?

Those are nice pics!
Congrats

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