Self Portraits

[Ironage]

Love the yurt! We don’t live in one, but enjoy staying in them when we can. I am also contemplating the convertible Symmar 180mm so good see an example with another Symmar convertable.

[Certain Exposures]

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I like the position of the holder slide on the chess board. It reminded me of Raphael's humorous poke at Michelangelo in the The School of Athens.

Thanks! I left it there as a bit of a joke.

Here's that photo again. I deleted it because I planned to repost it once I could add it within my post instead of as a link. I just wanted to be cool like the rest of you.

In the original body of text I mentioned how I took this photo with a Polaroid Avigo self timer. It's a mechanical timer you can use it to trigger your lens remotely. No hands or feet necessary. They're under $30 on eBay. You just need to practice with it until you have the timing down so you don't blink.

[Tin Can]

There you are!

Wonderful to see you!

I use timers also

Here's that photo again. I deleted it because I planned to repost it once I could add it within my post instead of as a link. I just wanted to be cool like the rest of you.

In the original body of text I mentioned how I took this photo with a Polaroid Avigo self timer. It's a mechanical timer you can use it to trigger your lens remotely. No hands or feet necessary. They're under $30 on eBay. You just need to practice with it until you have the timing down so you don't blink.

[NorbertNL]

At a friend's ballet studio, Hamilton Ontario near Chedoke Park

https://www.instagram.com/p/BopcT5sg..._web_copy_link

Linhof Master Technika Classic and Super Symmar XL 110mm on Ilford HP5+

[Duolab123]

Here's that photo again. I deleted it because I planned to repost it once I could add it within my post instead of as a link. I just wanted to be cool like the rest of you.

In the original body of text I mentioned how I took this photo with a Polaroid Avigo self timer. It's a mechanical timer you can use it to trigger your lens remotely. No hands or feet necessary. They're under $30 on eBay. You just need to practice with it until you have the timing down so you don't blink.

Based on the darkslide this is on 4x5

[Ulophot]

Nicely done, NorbertNL.

[Ari]

Here's that photo again. I deleted it because I planned to repost it once I could add it within my post instead of as a link. I just wanted to be cool like the rest of you.

In the original body of text I mentioned how I took this photo with a Polaroid Avigo self timer. It's a mechanical timer you can use it to trigger your lens remotely. No hands or feet necessary. They're under $30 on eBay. You just need to practice with it until you have the timing down so you don't blink.

Nice website you have.
It's made me consider getting the B's New Processor, which I've hesitated getting because my only tank is a Jobo 3005.
Benoît doesn't refer to anything that large in any of his instructions. But it looks like a very interesting and space-saving device.
Would be a handy thing to take on the road.

[Bernice Loui]

Welcome to LFF and your sheet film journey ahead.

Self timers were made by Kodak and many others over the past decades. They were a common Foto accessory back in them days.


Berince

Here's that photo again. I deleted it because I planned to repost it once I could add it within my post instead of as a link. I just wanted to be cool like the rest of you.

In the original body of text I mentioned how I took this photo with a Polaroid Avigo self timer. It's a mechanical timer you can use it to trigger your lens remotely. No hands or feet necessary. They're under $30 on eBay. You just need to practice with it until you have the timing down so you don't blink.

[Tin Can]

I use timers all the time, as I am my only subject

More than once I have made 4 images on one piece of BW film and/or Fuji Roid

I also use very long RO tubing to fire Packards, 50 ft no problem

Many selfies in Lockdown

https://www.flickr.com/photos/tincan...e/50781610692/

A slider with a divider works too

I have a Polaroid ID Camera that has 4 lenses, it can make all 4 the same or each 1/4 dif

[Tin Can]

The round one is Swiss with a case!

The works just as well



Timers by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr