Tag: Ilford FP4 Plus
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Yay, my Nikon N2000 still works
A test roll in my Nikon N2000 after the previous roll returned some blank frames.
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Kodak Duaflex
A review of the Kodak Duaflex II, an late-1940s box camera dressed up to look like a TLR. It’s fun and easy to use and gives decent but not great images.
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It seems like I’m always testing cameras rather than shooting ones I know are good
I got a new IQZoom 170SL to replace the one I damaged in Germany. Here’s one of its test rolls.
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Jiffy Kodak Six-20, Series II
A review of the Jiffy Kodak Six-20, Series II, a folding camera for 620 film. It’s a disappointing performer.
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Camera shake and bellows pinholes aplenty
I shot a new-to-me old camera and it was kind of a disaster.
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single frame: Trent
Meet a software engineer I used to work with, photographed on film.
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Ansco Viking Readyset
A review of the 1952-59 Ansco Viking Readyset, a folding camera for 120 film. It’s a fun, easy-to-use folder with a simple but decent lens.
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single frame: Harry & Izzy’s
Facade of an Indianapolis steakhouse.
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Ilford FP4 Plus in Ilford ID-11
Some photos of Downtown Indianapolis on Ilford FP4 Plus, developed in Ilford ID-11.
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single frame: Ilford FP4 Plus then and now
Comparing a new and old spool of Ilford FP4 Plus.
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Sears Tower Flash 120
A review of the circa 1950 Sears Tower Flash 120, a box camera. It’s better than you’d expect.
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Ansco Standard Speedex
A review of the 1950 Ansco Standard Speedex, a folding camera for 120 film. It’s fairly basic, but its lens delivers the goods.