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[Ari]

[Corran]

Fall leaves on a light box
Fall Leaves by tuco, on Flickr

M9, Voigtländer Nokton 50/f1.5

Great colors! We had a very late-season hurricane blow through this week and just wrecked all the leaves that were starting to turn.

So I made due with this image, shot on my porch after the storm:



(Leica M6 / Voigtlander 50mm f/3.5 / T-Max 100)

Peter - spooky! I like all of these.

[tuco]

Great colors! We had a very late-season hurricane blow through this week and just wrecked all the leaves that were starting to turn.

Thanks.

[paulbarden]

I just restored a 1936 Kodak Retina No. 119 and took it out for a test. The 80 year old Schneider Xenar lens is no slouch!
This photograph is made using Kodak Panatomic-X processed in PMK Pyro for 8 minutes. Exposure was approximately 1 second at f11.5

[Peter De Smidt]

Paul, that combo sure is performing well!

[paulbarden]

Paul, that combo sure is performing well!

Thank you Peter. Just goes to show, you can get nice images out of just about any film camera if you know how to work with it.

[John Earley]

[QUOTE=paulbarden;1574198]I just restored a 1936 Kodak Retina No. 119 and took it out for a test. The 80 year old Schneider Xenar lens is no slouch!
This photograph is made using Kodak Panatomic-X processed in PMK Pyro for 8 minutes. Exposure was approximately 1 second at f11.5

Very Nice!

[paulbarden]

This is the Kodak HIE version of the Orleans Church photo I posted earlier.
Kodak Retina IIIC with the 35mm f5.6 lens fitted, and an original glass IR filter. I wish Kodak was still making HIE :-(

[Tin Can]

1 a Giant City by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

[jerrybro]

Now I can't get the theme music for John Carpenter's Halloween out of my head.