Tag: Ferrania P30 Alpha
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single frame: Your table awaits
Patio seating at a restaurant in Carmel, Indiana.
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Ferrania P30 Alpha in Rodinal
Some results of Ferrania P30 Alpha developed in Rodinal.
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single frame: Tree blocking the State Theater sign
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single frame: Downtown South Bend on the river
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The Twyckenham Drive bridge in South Bend
It’s unusual to get to look at a concrete-arch bridge from underneath. But that’s exactly what I do with the Twyckenham Drive bridge in South Bend.
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single frame: Grand Trunk Western
Grand Trunk Western Minolta SR-T 101, 50mm f/1.7 MC Rokkor-PF Ferrania P30 Alpha 2018 I figured out how to read largely on my own starting at age 3. As we’d ride around in the car I’d read aloud the big signs. Mom said that the first one I read was the BUS sign at the…
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Operation Thin the Herd: Minolta SR-T 101
The Minolta SR-T 101 is heavy mechanical beast, but even after more than 50 years it is a capable and satisfying performer.
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single frame: Downtown Fishers
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single frame: Under construction
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Shooting Ferrania P30 Alpha
First results from a brand-new black-and-white film, Ferrania P30 Alpha.
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Minolta SR-T 101
I love finding a good deal on a classic mechanical SLR. Such was the case with this Minolta SR-T 101. Produced from 1966 to 1975, it was among the first SLRs to offer full-aperture through-the-lens light metering, in which the camera compensates for the set aperture as it measures light. We take this for granted…
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Pentax KM
The Pentax KM is in almost every way the same camera as the Pentax K1000. You see, the KM came first, in 1975. Then in 1976 Pentax removed the KM’s depth-of-field preview button and self timer, called it the K1000, and launched one of the most iconic SLRs of all time. So if you go…