Tag: Kodak Gold 200
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Fresh Kodak Gold 200 vs. 36-year-expired Kodak Vericolor III, because why the heck not
A fun, but not very useful, comparison of two color films.
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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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Shooting the new Kodak Gold 200 in 120
My first roll of Kodak Gold 200 in its new 120 size.
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Kodak Gold 200 in 120 may be less expensive than Ektar or Portra, but that doesn’t mean it’s inexpensive
Hooray for the new medium-format Kodak Gold 200, but it’s hardly a bargain film.
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Kodak Monitor Six-20
A review of Kodak’s Monitor Anastigmat Special, a 1940s folding camera for 620 film. When it works right, it’s a joy.
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single frame: Bowstring truss bridge at Newfields
This bridge from 1873 got a new life at Newfields in Indianapolis.
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single frame: The Astronaut David Wolf Bridge
The story of the last truss bridge still standing in Indianapolis.
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What’s the best film camera to start with?
Want to break into film photography but don’t know how to start? Here is my recommendation — easy, fun, inexpensive.
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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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Construction at North and Maple
Photos of the same scene at three different times through three lenses and films.
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single frame: Cross this bridge at a walk
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Operation Thin the Herd: Olympus OM-1
The Olympus OM-1 is a true gem of a 35mm SLR — with one irritation: the shutter-speed selector on the lens barrel.