Konica I Rangefinder - First Roll...

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Konica I Rangefinder - First Roll...

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Hi all -

FInally finished the test roll in the Konica project cam. Last week walked around Villanova with my son; today walked around Birdsboro with my son. Quite the contrast. A few from the roll, both locales:

Imageimg025 by Scott, on Flickr

Imageimg026 by Scott, on Flickr

Imageimg028 by Scott, on Flickr

Imageimg030 by Scott, on Flickr

Imageimg031 by Scott, on Flickr

Imageimg034 by Scott, on Flickr

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Imageimg036 by Scott, on Flickr

I need to get used to shooting in 35mm again, but the camera is a true joy to use. I think it's a keeper, the scanner came through, and water spots aside, I'm very pleased with the results. Next is finding a case for it and start trolling for shooting opportunities.

Thanks for looking.
Scott


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Excellent results, and glad to see you in the small format! That seems a real camera, very sharp lens. Well done!

Water spots may be avoided if you do a couple of rinses with distilled water, last thing before hanging the roll to dry.


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Definitely the right combination of camera, film, and development, Scott. And good subject matter too.

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Julio1fer wrote:Excellent results, and glad to see you in the small format! That seems a real camera, very sharp lens. Well done!

Water spots may be avoided if you do a couple of rinses with distilled water, last thing before hanging the roll to dry.
Thanks Julio. I'm actually enjoying 135 right now. I actually went out to buy distilled water before developing this roll, and our local grocery (which is horrible) was actually out of it. How does a grocery store run out of distilled water? Anyway, I knocked my dust problem on this roll, so that's good.
PFMcFarland wrote:Definitely the right combination of camera, film, and development, Scott. And good subject matter too.

PF
Thanks PF! I like the FP4+ in Adonal. Need to buy more developer. This is old, and has significant crystallization going on.


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