corytate wrote: In reply to 02Pilot: That turned out rather well
Thanks. I was pretty pleased with it.
corytate wrote: In reply to 02Pilot: That turned out rather well
Thanks. I was pretty pleased with it.
Recently picked up a 'real' macro lens for my camera after a few years of using extension tubes. I think this has been my favorite shot with that lens so far.
Pentax K5, Vivitar Series 1 105mm f2.5
I liked the way this one turned out as well. Shot with a Note II.
In reply to Toyman01:
I'm still in love with that hardtop sammy
2 LS powered cars in this one 
Model A (?) hood ornament, taken with a Yashica Electro 35 GSN rangefinder I got for free and some expired Kodak HD400 film
joe... that macro is awesome... macro is such a neat area... never had the tools to really do it :-/... one day maybe
anyway today's submission... was at my brother in laws wedding a few months back... pic is of his best man and my bro-in-laws daughter out on the dance floor
canon 60d tamron 17-50 2.8, @ 50mm, 1/60, f/2.8, ISO400...
skierd wrote: Model A (?) hood ornament, taken with a Yashica Electro 35 GSN rangefinder I got for free and some expired Kodak HD400 film
Nice shot. I so prefer the look of film to digital.
The GSN has a great lens, as your picture shows; the rest of the camera is a bit mediocre IMHO (I have one), and I do not like being forced into aperture priority. Great for a loaner, though, or to use at parties or in sketchy areas.
Taken at work, bonus points to whoever can guess what it is!
Self portrait, dad and brother taken with a Canon Powershot A3000.
My property last summer
my driveway, last winter … taken with a Panasonic DMC-FZ1 … basically a fancy point and shoot
02Pilot wrote: Nice shot. I so prefer the look of film to digital. The GSN has a great lens, as your picture shows; the rest of the camera is a bit mediocre IMHO (I have one), and I do not like being forced into aperture priority. Great for a loaner, though, or to use at parties or in sketchy areas.
I love film, but hate integrating it in to a digital workflow. I'll get a good scanner eventually for my medium format work, but for now film (35mm at least) is for fun and snapshots.
The Yashica is great for kayaking because I don't care if it goes for a swim since it was cheap and easily replaced, and when I get the film developed I already have prints from the trip and get a CD for facebooking. I mostly shoot aperture priority anyway, so it's a plus for me.
This was a test shot of some dying moss done with my 1939 Argus A2F after I fixed the shutter and re-felted the lens Still have more work to do, but I am glad to have it working!
Mine for the day. Taken at the first chicane Hunaudieres around 11PM last Saturday.
Canon Rebel XSI / Canon EFS 55-250
Glad to see we have a few other film holdouts here, and using some old equipment to boot (an Argus - wow!). Here's one from my 1933 Rolleiflex, uncoated Zeiss Tessar and all, on Ektar.
In reply to Brokeback: Graphite!!!
In reply to GVX19:
No, but good guess!
02Pilot wrote: Ciro-flex Model D, Efke 100 developed in Caffenol-C-M (RS) - the most grassroots of film developers (instant coffee, vitamin C, and washing soda).
East Broadway?
Taken with my iPhone. I love the old post card style signs.
Wally wrote:02Pilot wrote: Ciro-flex Model D, Efke 100 developed in Caffenol-C-M (RS) - the most grassroots of film developers (instant coffee, vitamin C, and washing soda).East Broadway?
Good eye. Looking west from the Manhattan Bridge.
I may have had a bit too much fun this afternoon driving around Coralville, pulling over, and snapping photos. I figured out that my telephoto really likes f/8. I also set the white balance to Shade and exposure comp to -2/3 stops. I didn't tweak the color at all on my computer.
On the plus side, my photos are starting to have clear subjects now!
In reply to Brokeback:
Lead?
In reply to stanger_missle:
Nope, GVX19 was closer :-P
A hint - its from here, which will also be my pic for the day:
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