Tag: Kodak Ektar 100
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Yashica-D
The Yashica-D was my first twin-lens reflex camera. I had lusted after TLRs for many years, but I always rebuffed them for their high prices. The Rolleicords and Rolleiflexes are the most respected members of the genre and go for big bucks on the used market. Lots of companies made TLRs in the Rollei idiom,…
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San Diego’s Mission Bay on Kodak Ektar 100
Film photos from a resort I visited in San Diego.
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single frame: The Lacy building
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Same scene, different cameras and films
Just a quick comparison of the same scene taken with two different cameras and films.
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Argus Argoflex Forty
A review of this 1950-54 box camera with TLR aspirations. With a coated Anastigmat lens, it performs surprisingly well.
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One Nine Five
Three photos of the same place, via different cameras and films. They all look so different!
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Still more 35mm color scans from ScanGear on the Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II
Another experiment scanning my own 35mm color negatives. I’m getting a little better each time, but it’s still a time-consuming pain in the neck.
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In praise of square photographs
Given that most photos are rectangles these days, square photos seem weird. But successful square photography is all about composing for the frame you have.
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Scanning 120 color negatives with ScanGear on the Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II
Scanning medium-format Kodak Ektar on my CanoScan 9000F — and getting pretty darned good results.
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single frame: 119 US 40, Centerville
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Kodak No. 2 Brownie, Model F
Using a circa-1930 Kodak No. 2 Brownie box camera. These little guys are fun.
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Operation Thin the Herd: Pentax Spotmatic F
Weighing my two open-aperture Spotmatics, I put a roll of Ektar through my Spotmatic F.