Camera Talk

Took the opportunity to exercise both the Nikon FG and this zoom that I have not used very much. Used to love zooms, years ago. https://hosting.photobucket.com/186bdee3-b3ac-4c5b-a283-35846fbfd9f8/e77e02af-2edb-4e9f-b802-35ba9c25f509.jpeg A walk around the coast allowed to use the range of focal len...

Interesting idea, and with the 65 mm lens you should be close to your goal. Maybe a yellow filter next time, to enhance the clouds in that beautiful landscape. Grain in the sky is visible, but not bad. One would expect hardly visible grain from a T-grain film in such large negatives, but then I have...

Don’t know. FWIW I am a Flickr member too, and both links to the pictures in the first post look pretty similar to me. I can see both pictures in the Flickr site, but in the first post only the second one shows. Weird indeed.

Excellent! I like this one better than the second. Again, impressive effect of tilt.

On the first image, getting the link and opening it, I get the following:

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Beautiful!! Amazing how tilt gets everything in reasonable focus. There is something in LF indeed.

I only see the second image, was there a first one? There is a little ? sign above the image.

Good luck Scott! Looks like something out of Halloween. Scary!

Glad of your progress. So many things to go wrong, with original film, slitter, cassette, procedures, camera, development, scanning the tiny negs…Those images look promising!

I have looked more than once to 8x11 Minoxes but never got the courage. 35mm and 120 are hard enough for me.

Works ok for me lately.

I live close to a place where the local Candombe group practices. These are just neighbors that like to play the drums. But they practice like professionals for the big Carnival parade, where they are allowed a pass of three short minutes before the judges’ stand. There are drummers (three different...