Welta Weltur on the snow.
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 12:48 pm
Hi all,
My wife decided to join me on the film side and I loaded for her Welta Weltur (still unsold), normally she looks through the viewfinder and decides if she takes the photo, if she wants I check the light and setup the shutter and cock it. Others operation such taking the picture, film winding, camera opening/closing are hers. This way she lost 4 photos due fast winding or incorrect opening (the level for shutter release may be positioned incorrectly when opening if not done as it has to be done) she was not aware of this and I forgot to warn her
Anyway she got very nice photos with the camera from these last walks we made.
Here they are, btw she crops normally, in this case I understand it due the fact Weltur takes a lot more picture than you view through the viewfinder. She takes photos where I look and I don't see anything but she does, I like them.
Aperture was between f/5.6-f/8 with ASA 100 and 1/125sec.
About the camera, no winter ready at all, you need to take out the gloves for every shot.
Thank you for watching.
Alex as the scan guy and Vera as the photographer.
My wife decided to join me on the film side and I loaded for her Welta Weltur (still unsold), normally she looks through the viewfinder and decides if she takes the photo, if she wants I check the light and setup the shutter and cock it. Others operation such taking the picture, film winding, camera opening/closing are hers. This way she lost 4 photos due fast winding or incorrect opening (the level for shutter release may be positioned incorrectly when opening if not done as it has to be done) she was not aware of this and I forgot to warn her
Anyway she got very nice photos with the camera from these last walks we made.
Here they are, btw she crops normally, in this case I understand it due the fact Weltur takes a lot more picture than you view through the viewfinder. She takes photos where I look and I don't see anything but she does, I like them.
Aperture was between f/5.6-f/8 with ASA 100 and 1/125sec.
About the camera, no winter ready at all, you need to take out the gloves for every shot.
Thank you for watching.
Alex as the scan guy and Vera as the photographer.