Tag: Thorntown Indiana
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single frame: Thorntown Library
The library in Thorntown, Indiana, on film expired since 1972.
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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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single frame: Ivan’s Marathon
An old service station, on Kodak color film.
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An autumn drive down Indiana State Road 47
Film photos from a colorful autumn, 2006, drive down Indiana State Road 47.
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Verichrome Pan in the Kodak No. 2 Brownie, Model F
Shooting expired Verichrome Pan in a circa-1930 box Brownie. #expiredfilm
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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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Shooting Kodak High Definition 400 (expired)
I found some expired Kodak High Definition 400 so I shot it up. I’d never heard of the film before. The photos:
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Operation Thin the Herd: Yashica-12
In Operation Thin the Herd, I took my Yashica-12 TLR for a spin, shooting my last roll of E100G and a roll of Pan F Plus.
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The scenery changes
Checking out some changes in the built environment on some of my favorite Indiana roads.
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Operation Thin the Herd: Minolta XG 1
Minolta SLRs and I have not gotten on well. They are unfailingly delightful to use and return great images — when they work. Which, in my experience, is seldom. I’ve owned two X-700 bodies that developed the well-known stuck winder problem. The fix involves soldering new capacitors. I’ve owned two Maxxum 7000 bodies that developed…
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Yashica-12
On my short list, in my inner circle, of favorite cameras is my Yashica-D, a medium-format twin-lens-reflex camera. It is such a joy to shoot! And it delivers excellent sharpness and contrast with buttery bokeh. What’s not to like? Except that it offers no onboard light meter. I wished for one. I like the Yashica-D…