Recent content by Plochmann

How many colors? lol. Most SC lenses still will appear yellow/gold, blue, and even green. I think SC just means less variety, but still some variety. In the end, take it out for a shoot and see if you like it. I've bought stuff expecting it to suck and loved it, and stuff expecting to be...

I've repaired quite a few fungus lenses and that might be too far, right on the edge or repair and trash. Sad to see one like that. I see some on sale, ebay, for 350, but do they actually sell if repaired? I feel the c mount lens craze has died down as 16mm sized digital sensors aren't around...

Thanks for sharing so much about it, that's the most I have ever heard about the camera. It's hard to believe it came out in the early 90s, I feel the image quality matches my early 2000s Broadcast Cameras.

I agree with other: Velvia is saturated, Ektachrome is more accurate. That said, I feel Ektachrome can look grainy, and Velvia, though I've used less, was quite clear most of the times. I wouldn't say it is over saturated- in fact, it's quite nice and I prefer it for low light shooting.

Voigtlander Vitoret with some old Kodak Gold in it. I tried some old chemicals I had and it didn't work. Lots of issues. Still was fun to play around with a pocket camera. More a fashion statement than a photo outing. I like to use my spotomatic if I want serious shots, with Ilford film stocks.

I came across 2 of these:https://www.digitalkameramuseum.de/en/cameras/item/kodak-dcs-200 And it turns out only 3,500ish were sold. I feel it's a small, but cool part of film to digital history. I collect vintage stuff I like, and have a modest 30 camera collection. My friend has over 200...

Hello, I'm a filmmaker who enjoys vintage lenses and photography on the side. I am looking to sell some gear I'm not using, some quite unique, and I read that this was a good place for eclectic buyers and knowledge. Happy to join.