canon ae1 and that weird chromagenic b&w film, bw400cn, got it souped for 2.19 a roll at cvs, heck they'll even scan and put like 4 rolls on a cd for another 2 dollars a roll, I'm not hanging up my tri-x or fixer stained pants but for rush jobs and vaction stuff, take it easy every once in a while kids!
Sometimes I let my laptop sleep and I just go look for new pictures to feed its electric brain!
After Weegee
looks better bigger, but then again thats what women say about me....
That Kodak 400cn can make good negatives. Finer grained than other 400-speed films in my experience...made an awesome 11x14 print from it once (35mm).
I like your 3-part series shots Eddy. Ever thought of uploading them in slightly higher resolution so we can see them a little better?
A classic retro semi-glamor I guess is what you'd call it. If anything it was fun to shoot.
P67, 165mm LS, 100TMX
nikon f3 tri-x, mennonite (Choir) choir they were great, Downtown Noho, every wensday at dusk for the summer, gotta bring my 4x5 down one day, cause a choir holds nice and still, I just had my tripod stolen, so no 4x5 for a while
PS these are terrible scans from a terrible scanner epson 2450, it was great for 120 and 4x5 but for 35mm.... not so hot
plus I don't know how the internet works
Voigtlander Bergheil 6x9 & Dallmeyer projecion petzval
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Nikon D50
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Nikkor 50mm/f1.8 G
SB-700 fired inside microwave
1/80s@f1.8
It does capture the feel of a 1930s Hollywood glamor photo.Originally Posted by tuco
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Eddy's three-neg image to 12" long on my screen without the image breaking up...and at full screen (14") with only a touch of pixeling.
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