Tag: Yashica Lynx 14e
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Experimenting with ScanGear on the Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II
I’ve owned a Canon CanoScan 9000F MkII for a couple years but am only now getting around to trying to scan negatives with it. Early results here.
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The back streets of Zionsville
I’m smitten with the great color and sharpness my Yashica Lynx 14e delivered on Fujifilm Superia X-tra 400 the day I walked around Zionsville. It was a rare sunny day this extra-gray winter. After a heavy snow event the temperatures rose to near 50 degrees and so the streets were full of puddles. I photograph…
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single frame: Red umbrellas at the Brick Street Inn
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Operation Thin the Herd: Yashica Lynx 14e
An outing with my Yashica Lynx 14e as I decide whether it stays or goes in my collection.
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single frame: Prince Albert in a can
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Favorite Photos Week: Toy truck
I enter almost every antique store I come across. I buy very little — an old camera here and there, occasionally a piece of furniture. Mostly, and I’m sure to the owner’s chagrin, I go to look. On this day, I was in tiny Roann, Indiana, shooting my Yashica Lynx 14e, which reader Dehk had recently…
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Ford in the driveway Yashica Lynx 14e, Kodak T-Max 400 2014
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Bespoke in black and white
I wished I had an f/1.4 lens for my Nikon F2 last month when I visited the classic car museums in Auburn, Indiana. My f/2 prime would have left me with a mighty narrow in-focus patch; I wanted that extra stop of exposure. I had just had good luck with my Yashica Lynx 14e indoors…
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Toy rocking chair Yashica Lynx 14e, Kodak T-Max 400 2014
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Yashica Lynx 14e
For years, my short list of must-have cameras has included either the 1965 Yashica Lynx 14 or its integrated-circuit-driven younger brother, the 1968 Lynx 14e. None of the other big fixed-lens rangefinder cameras I own have these cameras’ enormous namesake f/1.4 lens, which is fabled for its sharpness as well as its low-light capability. These…
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Wabash and Erie Canal boat rental Yashica Lynx 14e, Kodak T-Max 400 2014