[tuco]

Fuji GX617, 90mm, 400TMY, D-23

[TwoUptons]

Ilford FP4, Pentax MZ-L, Pentax AF 35-70 f2.8 (I think...)



The neighbor behind me has this old Goldwing.
Makes a very unique noise when it fires up...

-Eric

[tuco]

GX617, 90mm, 400TMY, D-23

[Finntax]

Agfa APX100
Pentacon Auto 29mm f2.8
Praktica MTL3
Plustek OpticFilm 8200i

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[TwoUptons]

Maybe it's just a new thing to me, but I never knew someone made tiny little sewing machines that were so inexpensive...
And when you're seven, it's the coolest thing ever...



Pentax MZ-L, Ilford FP4, Pentax AF35-70 f2.8 (I think)

-Eric

[tuco]

400TMY

[tuco]

500C/M, CF 100/3.5, FP4+, D-23

[Vendee]

Some really nice shots on this page

[tuco]

Will they survive?

Crown Graphic, APO Sironar 135mm N, FP4+, D-23

[tonyzoc]

Here's a few from a Seagull 4B TLR, with the Triplet lens. Better sharpness than I expected. This was a my first roll on it. (Ilford HP5+/D76) So these are mostly just testing some things...like sharpness and direct sun, etc.

[tuco]

This is most likely my last picture using Rollei Retro 80S. This was the only good frame on the roll due to another weird problem. And it was just a picture just to finish off the roll to load a different film of course. I waited a over a year before purchasing some new RR 80S after the my last purchased batch had multiple quality control problems. But yet more issues with this film. I'm assuming a film problem since the other roll of RR 80S in the same tank had no issue.





Fuji GX617, EBC 90mm SWD, Retro 80S, D-23

[dsmithhfx]

This is most likely my last picture using Rollei Retro 80S. This was the only good frame on the roll due to another weird problem. And it was just a picture just to finish off the roll to load a different film of course. I waited a over a year before purchasing some new RR 80S after the my last purchased batch had multiple quality control problems. But yet more issues with this film. I'm assuming a film problem since the other roll of RR 80S in the same tank had no issue.





Fuji GX617, EBC 90mm SWD, Retro 80S, D-23

"Steal This Bike" (with apologies to Abbie Hoffman).

[womble]

This is most likely my last picture using Rollei Retro 80S. This was the only good frame on the roll due to another weird problem. And it was just a picture just to finish off the roll to load a different film of course. I waited a over a year before purchasing some new RR 80S after the my last purchased batch had multiple quality control problems. But yet more issues with this film. I'm assuming a film problem since the other roll of RR 80S in the same tank had no issue.





Fuji GX617, EBC 90mm SWD, Retro 80S, D-23

I really like the images you have been posting with the GX617. You have a great eye for the format, and quality looks great (even though the negs are reduced on may laptop screen!)

Kris.

[tuco]

"Steal This Bike" (with apologies to Abbie Hoffman).

Hey, steel is real is the Surly Bicycle motto.

I really like the images you have been posting with the GX617. You have a great eye for the format, and quality looks great (even though the negs are reduced on may laptop screen!)

Kris.

Thanks.
I feel looking through a 3:1 viewfinder helps find compositions I think I would not notice by the modern day method of stitching multiple shots together.

[TwoUptons]

Pentax ZX-L, Ilford FP-4, Pentax AF 35-70 f2.8, I think



-Eric