Recent content by Eric Klingberg

As a person that bulk loads, I can't justify that much for HP5+. Bulk loading should be the default with these prices.

Any chance you still have this?

Funnily enough I recently got a 100ft bulk roll of Panatomic X from 1987. It's my first time shooting it, since it's before my time. As for Kodak Eastman, first I hope to see more 120 options, and my dream is for different bulk rolls to be available. I missed my chance for 400ft Ektachrome.

The other patent from 1980 corrects some of the earlier ones. It specifically names Eastman Color Print Film type 7383 as appropriate for their formula. ECP films have specific characteristics, so trying something like Kodak 2383 may yield better results, but it's super slow. If you go that...

Yes it is! It was taken in an urban setting and it's a candid moment. It doesn't have to be stranger to be street photography. Awesome frame, I find quality, artistic candids of family to be pretty uncommon.

It has a USB-C port, so that opens up some possibilities with custom button configurations. It depends what's controllable on the board though. Ricoh GR1V and Olympus XA4 have both DX coding and DX Override. Earlier P&S like the L35AF have manual ISO setting without DX coding. Leica Minilux and...

It looks like this doesn't have DX Override, which is a major drawback for me. It may get incorporated in the app somehow. I messaged the company to ask about this, and will follow up when they get back to me.

Any chance this is still available?

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I secured another Kodak 116 from my camera club, now I'm trying to figure out how to remove the pressure plate. Looks like I need to drill out the rivets to access it?

Thanks for the recommendation. I'm an entry-level hoarder, so I do have one but didn't really want to take it apart. I'll try to find an already broken one from my camera club. Did the screws need to be level with the plate?

I 3D printed a 6x14 mask and 120 spool adapters for a Kodak 3A, but now I'm trying to figure out a pressure plate. One solution I've seen is just foam display board. I could probably cut up an empty polaroid pack and attach that to something flat. Interested in any quick and easy solutions.

Interesting idea with the spring tension. I've also used handheld MLU in a pinch, but blindly maintaining composition is a gamble.

Haven't noticed it yet because I'm pretty careful. More paranoid than anything lol.

I actually use this setup! It's in low light settings where I'm more concerned, so I'll usually carry a tripod with me.