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November 12, 2020 at 11:59AM
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Rolleiflex en Leica, en chemicaliën

still life of vintage cameras and chemicals

Even een klein stilleventje, ten tijde van Koningsdag 2020.

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Winter in het Lariksbos

Lariksbos, Assen, Drenthe

Zo af en toe vind ik een vergeten film en daarop staan dan beelden van ik weet niet wanneer, of ik weet niet waar.

In dit geval was de film al zo oud dat hij verweerd raakte en vaak kan je het resultaat dan ook wel weggooien. Maar soms vind je een pareltje.

Onbekende camera, Kodak Tmax100, Rodinal 1:100, camera-scan met Sony A7 en macrolens, edit in DxO Photolab 3

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Pentax 6×7 and 67 and 67ii lenses, full list

Pentax 6x7

Pentax 67 was one of the most popular camera systems in the classic medium format. The cameras, lenses and accessories of the series have been on the market since 1969. The focal lengths of the lenses with the additional names Super Takumar and SMC (Super Multi Coating) Takumar range from 35mm to 1000mm. This page contains a full list of all lenses made for the system.

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Pentax K1000, the Rock of Ages (1976)

The Pentax K1000 (and similar models like KM and KX) has been the cornerstone of many a photographer’s education. These cameras are versatile, sturdy, easy to use for beginners and pros alike.  The full manual control is a key factor to understanding how your choices when shooting relate to the results you get. The only ‘automation’ in those cameras is the exposure meter.

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The Olympus 35RC, a sweet little rangefinder (1970)

The Olympus 35RC is deceptively similar to other cameras of the early 1970s, at first glance. It has a 40mm 2.8 lens and as such is similar to a Ricoh 500G, several Konica and Minolta models (those were two separate companies back then), and a plethora of zone focus cameras. But, the 35RC has full manual override of all settings and that quickly made it a beloved photographers camera. A position it has kept for decades.

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The Ricoh Caddy half frame camera is quite a handful

The Ricoh Caddy was Ricoh’s most accomplished half frame camera ever. Not that they built so many, but they got it right pretty quick. It has full manual settings, a Tomioka lens and the ergonomics are truly excellent. And to boot, it fits in your jeans pocket. Although it should be treated with a bit more respect because of what it is and what it delivers!

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Berlin Flower

And now for something completely different.

Een snipper video van wat beelden en filmfragmenten die ik vorig jaar in Berlijn op straat schoot.

Eigenlijk gewoon meer een leukigheidje…

 

Geschoten met een Sony A7 en Canon FD 50mm 1.2L op converter.

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