Tag: Kodak Plus-X
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Strolling with a Nikon F3 and Kodak Plus-X
The more Kodak Plus-X I shoot, the more I love it for its rich blacks and low grain. I wish I could shoot it forever. Alas, Kodak discontinued it four years ago. It was only through the Film Photography Project’s cache of cold-stored expired stock that I had any at all. But now it’s out of…
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Lamp Nikon F3HP, 50mm f/2 AI Nikkor Kodak Plus-X 2015
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Overlooking the city Voigtländer Vito II Kodak Plus-X (expired, cold-stored) 2015
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Voigtländer Vito II
Several of my camera-collecting and -blogging friends have Voigtländer Vito IIs and get outstanding photographs with them. So I was pretty darned happy when one was donated to the Jim Grey Home for Wayward Cameras. I have a warm spot in my heart for little 35mm folding cameras like this. Closed, they slip into a coat pocket.…
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My muse Olympus Stylus Kodak Plus-X (expired, cold-stored) 2015
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Bikes for rent Olympus Stylus Kodak Plus-X 2015
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You are beautiful Olympus Stylus Kodak Plus-X 2015
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The store for values Olympus Stylus Kodak Plus-X (expired, cold-stored) 2015
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Not-so-easy shooting
I felt like some easy black-and-white shooting, so I loaded a roll of Kodak Plus-X into my Olympus Stylus. It didn’t go so well. About halfway through the roll, the Stylus malfunctioned. When I pressed the button, the Stylus made a wheezy noise but wouldn’t fire the shutter. I’d close and reopen the camera and try again, and…
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End of the line Olympus Stylus Kodak Plus-X (expired, cold-stored) 2015
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Kodak 35
I shoot a lot of 35mm SLRs — they’re my jam. I feel like I know what I’m doing with them, and have learned to get consistent and satisfying results. Leave it to an old, simple camera to humble me. Meet the first 35mm camera Kodak built in the USA, the aptly named 35. Through the…
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Light Kodak 35, Kodak Plus-X 2015