[Swift1]

I think time has shown that the average Holga has a lot of charm.

I think that usually too much attention is paid to lens characteristics, but it's still fun to discuss.

I agree.
My signature says something along those lines

[Archimedes the Dog]

I agree.
My signature says something along those lines

I say this, of course, just as the most expensive lens I have ever purchased shows up. (HD DA 16-85mm ED DC WR PHD YMMV)

[Eyewanders]

I say this, of course, just as the most expensive lens I have ever purchased shows up. (HD DA 16-85mm ED DC WR PHD YMMV)

Very cool. Congrats! That's the precursor the awesomely sharp, brilliant renderer in my sig line.

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Another film shot. I wish it were sharper.

Pentax MZ-3 | FA 31 1.8 Ltd. | Velvia 100F | Epson V750 scan

[Cuthbert]

A lot of cool pictures here, I hope I can contribute with this sunset from outside Dover taken with my Super A, A 50mm f1.4 and Agfa Precisa:



I hope I haven't already posted it.

[arnold]

Does a Holga qualify for "crappy rendering"

Another film shot. I wish it were sharper

Ha, you should see the results of a Box Camera (B&W film thread). Impressionist photography.

[Eyewanders]

A lot of cool pictures here, I hope I can contribute with this sunset from outside Dover taken with my Super A, A 50mm f1.4 and Agfa Precisa:
I hope I haven't already posted it.

I don't remember seeing that one. Love it.

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Ha, you should see the results of a Box Camera (B&W film thread). Impressionist photography.

I was being facetious.

[Jacquot]

Does a Holga qualify for "crappy rendering"

CrayHolga 120N
expired Fuji Pro 400NPH
Epson V500

Uh, no!

But what is that rectangular frame in the left center of the photograph?

[Swift1]

Uh, no!

But what is that rectangular frame in the left center of the photograph?

That's an old metal sign frame. It been sitting out there for years.

[Swift1]

My wife's grandfather visited us recently, and he brought his old Widelux F7 and left it with me to use for awhile. I doubt if the camera has actually been used anytime in the last 25 years, but I tried it out, loaded it, and the camera worked perfectly.

Widelux F7
expired Mitsubishi MXIII 200
Epson V750-M Pro

[Jacquot]

My wife's grandfather visited us recently, and he brought his old Widelux F7 and left it with me to use for awhile. I doubt if the camera has actually been used anytime in the last 25 years, but I tried it out, loaded it, and the camera worked perfectly.

Widelux F7
expired Mitsubishi MXIII 200
Epson V750-M Pro

Wow, great subject for the camera, too! Nice photograph.

[g026r]

Lovely!

A Widelux is on my list of cameras I'd love to have, but the general crapshoot nature of eBay combined with the prices they go for...

From a less lovely camera, this is my last roll of Lomography Color 100, which I ran through my Holga 120N because it seemed appropriate. I've slightly cropped the right side of this, as I failed to advance the roll far enough when I took the next photo:



Not too much dirt on this roll, but there were plenty of scratches on the negative, along with what looked almost like water damage on at least 1 frame.

[45 Mike]

Some recent pics from my Pentax P3n with a Sigma Multi Wide 28mm Macro on Ultrafine 400

[Eyewanders]

This Kiev 4M and Helios-103 continue to utterly tickle me with surprised delight. Here are several received back today from the same roll of Velvia 100F.

[g026r]

Who's Paul, and why does he need to shut up?

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[arnold]

This Kiev 4M and Helios-103 continue to utterly tickle me with surprised delight. Here are several received back today from the same roll of Velvia 100F.

Those are great results. That excellent slide film is just not convenient for me.

I just got these K400 Ultramax back today. No PP, just as they came off the CD.

Storm Brewing








All with MX and M100/f4