What camera or lens did you shoot today?

[RalphLambrecht]

I took some wildlife photographs with my two new lenses: f/8 C 500mm lens with and without the Hasselblad 2XE and the f/3.5 CF 100mm lens.

This thread is a cheap rip off on the "What film did you shoot today?", "What did you print today?", "What did you fix today"?", "What did you eat for breakfast?", and the classic "Which side of the bed did you wake up on?"

NikonD800 and the 50mmf/1.4 to try some Super resolution shots; it worked and I got a 130Mpx image of 30Mpx files.

 

[Gerry M]

Zenobia w/Neo Hespar, first roll on this one. Hopefully, I can post 1 to the gallery. Hanging to dry now.

 

[RattyMouse]

Fujifilm TX-1. Trying out my latest purchase. Firing up the scanner right now to see the results.

 

[Jeff L]

Yashinon 50 f1.7 on a Yashica TL Super loaded with Tmax 400

 

[guangong]

For an ongoing project I'm working on...Contax IIa with 50 mm Sonnar and a Minolta 16 mgs. Is a little 16mm allowed in here with the big guys?

 

[Sirius Glass]

For an ongoing project I'm working on...Contax IIa with 50 mm Sonnar and a Minolta 16 mgs. Is a little 16mm allowed in here with the big guys?

Yes

 

[sportster44]

Well, not today, but shot 5 rolls through my RZ67 last week, just dropped them off for development today

 

[cobbu2]

Last week also, shot my last 6 rolls of 220-size TXP through my P67 with the 55/4 6x7 and the 35/4.5 Takumar Fisheye lenses in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks; the results will appear in my Flickr photostream little by little. Got to see the total solar eclipse while I was out there, simply stunning!

 

[WilmarcoImaging]

Yesterday I used a Mamiya RB67 Pro SD on a client shoot, with Portra 400.

 

[Pioneer]

A leisurely walk about town today with my Arax 60 along with the CZJ Biometer 80.

A bit bulky but quite relaxing. No chasing people around the streets trying to do some candid work.

 

[Max lisch]

fujinon w 250mm f6.7 and ilford fp4+
Went up to a local park with my 8x10. Looking to take some landscapes but I ended up shooting the interior of an old pumping station. I just recently started using the 8x10 and it was an absolute pleasure to develop the negatives today.

 

[M. Axel Wikstrom]

Zeiss Ikonta 520. Lens serial no. suggests that it was made late '34 or early '35. It's a beautiful little half frame (6x4.5) folder, Tessar lens, no rangefinder, and nothing else that's not needed to make great photos. Zone-focus. Truly a pocket-size medium format camera.

What's more interesting is that the camera was likely brought to the States as a war-trophy or acquired just after the war. The name and military unit written inside the cover was from a unit that fought its way across France and Germany, then returned to the States a couple months after V-Day. Distance scale is in meters, so was probably sold new in Europe (most likely Germany).

 

[LeftCoastKid]

Leica M6, loaded with HP5+. Tomorrow, I'll be shooting wedding prep and candids with Delta 3200 and a pair of M6s (one with a 28mm Summicron, the second with a 50mm Summilux ASPH). Not sure what to expect lighting-wise, hence the Delta 3200. If lighting allows, however, I'll go the HP5+ route (perhaps "pushed" to 1000 ISO).

 

[nsurit]

Olympus OM 2S and Tamron 90mm f2.5 with both HP 5 and Kodak Pan-X. Nothing too exciting . . . a large praying mantis of my driveway. Bill Barber

 

[TerryMcC]

I've always been fascinated by the Pentax 6x7 so I bought one via Gumtree. It arrived, a bit more "used" than I expected, but I put a roll through it at the boat harbour at Brunswick Heads in northern NSW. Looking forward to the results.

 

[Toyo]

I've always been fascinated by the Pentax 6x7 so I bought one via Gumtree. It arrived, a bit more "used" than I expected, but I put a roll through it at the boat harbour at Brunswick Heads in northern NSW. Looking forward to the results.

Quite a handfull isn't it. And that wonderful mirror slap and shutter are something to feel as you shoot.
Congratulations - it is a terrific camera
T

 

[TerryMcC]

Quite a handfull isn't it. And that wonderful mirror slap and shutter are something to feel as you shoot.
Congratulations - it is a terrific camera
T

You definitely know when the shutter has been fired

 

[R.Gould]

went out for a walk today and took my Ensign autorange 1620 camera, fixed lens ross xpress 75mm

 

[itsdoable]

Bronica EC TL with an 120mm Rodenstock Imagon, on PMC 120 with a 1997 due date.

 

[Sirius Glass]

Took a two day trek to Toulumne Meadows and the Devil's Postpile using the Nikon F100 with the Nikon 28mm t0 200mm AF zoom lens and orange filter with Tri-X 400 and Nikon N75 with the 28mm to 300mm Tamron AF lens and Portra 400.

 

[tessar]

Mamiya C330s with 180 lens and FP4 -- portraits.

 

[Toyo]

Mamiya C330s with 180 lens and FP4 -- portraits.

Great combination
T

 

[benjiboy]

Today I've been walking around town finishing off a roll of Fuji Provia 400 X in A Canon F1N - AE fitted with a Canon FD 28 -85 f 4 zoom.

 

[75suzuki]

Took my Kodak 2A outside for a few shots, id wanted to finish off the roll of T max 400 b&w that was in it.

 

[WilmarcoImaging]

https://instagram.com/p/BY8cvdqHUTn/

The usual RB67 Pro SD with Sekor C 180/4.5, with Portra 400.