Tag: Kodak Tri-X 400
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Mamiya/Sekor 500 DTL
A review of the Mamiya/Sekor 500 DTL, a 35mm SLR from the 1960s. If you can find one in working condition, it’s a good performer.
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I say I prefer fresh film, yet I sure shoot a lot of expired film
Some random scenes on Kodak Tri-X that’s more than 20 years old.
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Half-frame medium format
Noodling about the house with a giant honking medium format camera.
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Becoming less politically conservative
My time at this church made me less politically conservative.
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Being a parent to adult children
My mom painted and reglazed the 50-year-old windows in my house, and I didn’t understand why until I had adult children myself.
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Expired Kodak Tri-X in the Olympus Stylus
Madison, Indiana on Kodak Tri-X expired since 2001.
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The lighthouse at Michigan City
The trip Margaret and I made to South Bend included a short jaunt over to Michigan City. Despite it being a chilly, windy day, we hit the beach at Lake Michigan and walked out to the lighthouse. Olympus XA and Kodak Tri-X 400, expired 6/2001, in HC-110, Dilution B.
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South Bend on expired Kodak Tri-X 400
Some black-and-white images of my hometown.
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The Indianapolis Zoo on Kodak Tri-X 400
I shot some classic black-and-white film at the Indianapolis Zoo.
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Walking through Zionsville in the rain with an old camera and expired Kodak Tri-X
I shot some expired Tri-X in my 1950 Argus Argoflex Forty and got some decent results.
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40-year-old Tri-X in the Yashica-12
Expired Tri-X documenting a small Indiana town.
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Kodak Tri-X info sheet from 1981
A look at the info sheet Kodak used to pack into every box of Tri-X. It’s full of useful tips for getting the most out of this film.