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10 more packs of FP-3000b.... I have a problem.
At least you have lots of film though!
At least you have lots of film though!
30 packs so far! Aiming for 50.
My chemicals are ~ 6months old so:
Bag of d76
ilford rapid fixer
Ilford MG paper dev
plus
pack of 8x10 MG RC Pearl
a new LED safelight bulb
a 135-36 roll of portra 800 as it's the only speed they had and I felt like trying portra on a whim.
Bag of d76
ilford rapid fixer
Ilford MG paper dev
plus
pack of 8x10 MG RC Pearl
a new LED safelight bulb
a 135-36 roll of portra 800 as it's the only speed they had and I felt like trying portra on a whim.
TheFlyingCamera
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1/9th plate daguerreotype of two brothers.
Since I was right around the corner, I finally made it Don's in Dallas for the first time a few days ago. Picked up a few necessities and one lonely 500 ct box of 4x5 Kodak Polymax II RC paper tucked away on a bottom shelf for $25. I am set for lumens for a while if it is fogged, but I could not resist. Probably use it for that anyway since my little girl likes doing that kind of stuff.
Kodak / Pakon f135+ scanner
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$10 for a working Minolta Freedom Explorer Zoom with film and battery. Bought for a friend of my 14-year old son. My son and his friends all of a sudden are showing huge interest in film cameras. There is hope for the future.
More film processing. Gear acquisitions will be seen in the new old camera thread.
-J
-J
Hand coloured Albumen print from about 1885 by Kusakabe Kimbei (1841-1934), called: Road at Miyanoshita, Japan (size 20 x 26 cm).
Nice picture Bert!
Nice!
worth reading, though a touch conventional in his insistence on a sort of watery structuralist vocabulary.
Most annoyingly of all, however, he seems to think that "invariably" is identical in meaning to "often" ...
An Ansco 6x7 contact printer, a pre-AI Nikkor 135mm for my Nikon F, some enlarger parts.
A 9-1/2" Velostigmat Series II w/dial-a-fuz, from a forum member.
A 120mm f6.8 Dopp. Anastigmat Serie III Dagor for £30 in a Compound shutter, my guess is the lens dates from 1911/12. after that it was supplied in a Compur.
Also a 3" (75mm) f1.9 Oscillo-Raptar which is pretty useless as it's marked for 1:0.9x however it's the Alphax shutter that comes with it that I really wanted and it was only £10.50 (15$).
Ian
Also a 3" (75mm) f1.9 Oscillo-Raptar which is pretty useless as it's marked for 1:0.9x however it's the Alphax shutter that comes with it that I really wanted and it was only £10.50 (15$).
Ian
Have you read On Being A Photographer, by David Hurn and Bill Jay? Also Approaching Photography by Paul Hill? Both manage to avoid the Artspeak trap.
I understand most Artspeak, and it's not the terminology in itself that I found trying in Clarke. It seems odd to say in some way, but the structuralist/post-structuralist/semiotics/Freud-cum-Lacan which have dominated art criticism over the past few decades read very conventionally to me now. Plus I can't help feeling Clarke's theoretical understanding is a bit thin ... not that mine is any less thin, of course, but I recently read Hal Foster's "Bad New Days and it was clear on every page that Foster really knows his stuff (even when I disagreed with it, or didn't understand it).
I've found Ian Jeffery's books more stimulating, and thanks for the two suggestions. Most of my art theory reading is restricted to what I can find cheap in Oxfam shops, or AwesomeBooks or WorldOfBooks though!
Hmm we're heading off at a bit of a wild tangent to the thread here ... sorry for the book review
I've found Ian Jeffery's books more stimulating, and thanks for the two suggestions. Most of my art theory reading is restricted to what I can find cheap in Oxfam shops, or AwesomeBooks or WorldOfBooks though!
Hmm we're heading off at a bit of a wild tangent to the thread here ... sorry for the book review
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4 rolls of Agfa Vista Plus 200/36 for 2.49 each in a drug store.
My first pack of FB paper, Ilford MGFB Classic!
Holga camera
Enjoy the learning curve!
Thanks! I did a couple test prints, I'm already hooked!
Mamiya dsx500
Rondinax 35U for cheap money. They are getting crazy expensive.
-More cameras than brains... Sadly it didn't take very many.
-More cameras than brains... Sadly it didn't take very many.
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