Tag: Kodak T-Max 100
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The Lustrons of Broad Ripple
Have you ever seen a Lustron house?
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Pentax Spotmatic SP II
My review of the Pentax Spotmatic SP II, a terrific all-mechanical 35mm SLR.
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A test roll in my malfunctioning Olympus XA
My Olympus XA’s meter seemed off, so I put a test roll through it to see.
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Nikon N70
A review of the Nikon N70, a 1990s 35mm SLR. Most people hate its interface, but I think you just have to get used to it.
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Kodak No. 2 Hawk-eye, Model C, 50th Anniversary of Kodak edition
A review of the 50th Anniversary of Kodak edition of the Kodak No. 2 Hawk-Eye, Model C. It’s a box camera with one unusual and limiting feature.
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Further adventures in home film developing: documenting a day of errands
I took a 1914 box Brownie along on a gloomy day of errands. Here are the places I visited.
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single frame: Squinting statue
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single frame: Angel guiding the way
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Greater success developing black-and-white film at home
Another try at home developing. I think I might almost have this down.
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Captured: Reflected in the bulbs
My family celebrated Christmas yesterday. We have to be flexible around the holiday schedule I share with my ex-wife and everybody’s work schedules. Fortunately, it matters more that we celebrate than just when we celebrate. Wherever you are and however you celebrate, I wish you a merry Christmas!
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Captured: Lady Liberty in miniature
The St. Joseph County Courthouse (full photo here) was built in South Bend in 1896. It’s the county’s third courthouse, all three of which stood on this spot. The first was a frame building, built in 1832. The second was built in 1855. When this one was built, the 1855 courthouse was moved thirty yards…
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Captured: Abigail
Nobody wanted Abigail, so my parents took her. It helped that she is a Lab mix; they had two Labs before her and they had come to love the breed. After their last Lab, Shadow, passed a few years ago I didn’t figure they’d get another dog due to advancing age. They didn’t either, they…