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You can but 620 fresh from B&H in about 6 different films :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Cienfuegos
But of course it's re-rolled. And expensive, but available none-the-less, even in E100G amazingly.
I hear you, I love my Yashika44LM (127) so re-roll that myself too.
20 more rolls until the end of the year with the next ilford ULF run.
Too expensive. I reroll it myself onto 620 spools. Easy and cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
I have a Yashica 44 (not the LM :( ) Still have a few rolls of teh efke film, have about a dozen or so rolls of old Verichrome Pan from the early 1960's. I'll use those spools and backing paper when I am able to get the Ilford film later this year.
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Good plan, that VP backing paper is very cool looking (I have one roll) but it's a lot stiffer than the EFKE stuff and tends to make less-flat pictures on backs with old springs. Alas...Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Cienfuegos
The EFKE 127 I've shot all had EFKEitis, and I wouldn't use it ever again unless I were desperate, but I would use the backing paper...
Insomnia for me = new scans for you
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5525/1...65f0de20_z.jpg
Jessica, Fall Weeds by David R Munson, on Flickr
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A Short-Lived Autumn by David R Munson, on Flickr
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Jen Cutting, Ryan Mixing by David R Munson, on Flickr
All images: Hasselblad, 80mm, Acros, Pyrocat MC
I like this one, David. It's good conceptually, too. I'd steal the idea if it weren't for the fact that I am the one who does the chopping and cooking in our house. Although, I suppose that's what self-timers are for. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by David R Munson
Jonathan
Jonathan - I've accumulated a bunch of my two friends (in this image) cooking and whatnot. I need to explore the negatives more, but immediately liked this one. A camera and a tripod make surprisingly good accessories to milling around in the kitchen with a beer in hand while friends work on dinner.
Got a little sleep eventually, but did more scans as well:
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Who Needs Money by David R Munson, on Flickr
I thought i could share 2 pictures i scanned from the first roll I processed coming back from a road trip in Utah during Winter . Both taken in Buckskin Gulch slot canyon, with a Hassy on Fuji acros
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Le Ventre du Monde by L'Eidolon, on Flickr
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Passage by L'Eidolon, on Flickr
That first one is well composed and well exposed :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Myxine
Myzine, I like both. The latter reminds of some of Barnbaum's images at their best. I especially like the peering around the corner and the log.
Thank you both! I think the second one might be on a N-1 roll and might show more details in the highlights