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End Of Day by walter gaddis
Foggy Sunrise 3-10-22 by walter gaddis
North Hampton State Beach_Vision 3 500T by walter gaddis

New Hampshire
A Golden Morning_Hampton Beach by walter gaddis

Clouds mark a weather front's passage
RIMRACK_RYE,NH by walter gaddis
Misty Mikayla_Rye Harbor NH by walter gaddis
Walking The Dog by walter gaddis

Newburyport Harbor Walk
(Traumnovelle) by Robbie McIntosh

Leica MP

Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II

Cinestill 800 Tungsten

Bellini Foto C-41

Scan from negative film
Maintenance Shop Barn_Lee NH by walter gaddis

Remjet....can't live with it, can't live without it
Communications Bunker by walter gaddis

coast artillery
Sun Escaping From A Fog Bank by walter gaddis

Hampton Beach, New Hampshire
Setting Sun On Appledore And Star Islands by walter gaddis

Appledore is in Maine....Star in New Hampshire
Froth by walter gaddis
Shapleigh Island Lobster Company by walter gaddis

Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Big Splash_Odiorne North Jetty by walter gaddis

Rye, New Hampshire
The Sandbar_Hampton Harbor by walter gaddis
Twilight Time by walter gaddis

Rye, New Hampshire
Odiorne Point_Wind And Waves by walter gaddis
Fremont Road Farm 3-5-22 by walter gaddis
tulip by Yutaka Seki

Early tulip. Spring 2022.

 

Pentax MZ-5

SMC Pentax-F 35-70mm F3.5-4.5

Kodak Vision3 500T/5219

Unicolor
Some Sun, Some Rain by walter gaddis

Stratford, New Hampshire
(Zena) by Robbie McIntosh

Leica MP

Leica Summilux 50mm f/1.4 II

Cinestill 800 Tungsten

Tetenal Colortec C-41

Scan from negative film
Odiorne State Park_Little Harbor by walter gaddis

There was a Canadian family visiting....one guy went all the way out on the jetty through the hole.
Lobster Trap Markers_Badger's Island ME by walter gaddis
The Pink House 4-10-23 by walter gaddis

There was an eagle perched up there, but with the lens on my film camera, I didn't even try.
United Community Church by walter gaddis

Canterbury, New Hampshire
freshly developed by Yutaka Seki

A freshly developed roll of B&W. The set-up is so much simpler than colour.

 

Canon EOS Rebel S II

Kodak Vision 3 500T

Unicolor (w/ baking soda pre-wash)

Pakon F135
Marion-Mae_Portsmouth NH by walter gaddis

Lobsters
(Zenacolor!) by Robbie McIntosh

Leica MP

Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II

Cinestill 800 Tungsten

Tetenal Colortec C-41

Scan from negative film
Aquaculture_Raising Oysters by walter gaddis

Hamoton Falls, NH
Captain's Ladies_Plum Island by walter gaddis

Newburyport, Massachusetts
United Church Of Christ_North Hampton NH by walter gaddis
Full Moon_Sagamore Creek by walter gaddis

Portsmouth, NH
Powwow River_Amesbury MA by walter gaddis
Hampton Beach Dunes by walter gaddis

Dunes roped off due to nesting endangered shore birds
Big Splash 4-20-22 by walter gaddis
Carriage House_Canterbury NH by walter gaddis
Shoot Some Hoops by walter gaddis

Derry, New Hampshire
breaking up all the grey by Yutaka Seki

Pentax MZ-5

Kodak Vision3 500T/5219

Unicolor

Epson V550
Up 'N Down Sawmill by walter gaddis

Derry, New Hampshire
Beyond The End Of The Line by walter gaddis

Depot Road, Hampton Falls NH
Scan018 by limonchiki

October 2018

Wilmington, NC

USA

  

Mamiya 7ii

80mm f/4 N

Cinestill 800T

Kodak Vision 3 500T (5219)

 

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Rye Cliffs 4-9-22 by walter gaddis
Eastman's Fishing Fleet 4-28-22 by walter gaddis

Seabrook, New Hampshire
Ox Harness by walter gaddis

Canterbury NH Shaker Village
Day 28: Cinestill 800T by mike dillon

Day 28: January 38, 2014: Upper Market

 

More experimentation today! This time with a new camera from Craigslist and a new film that I heard about on the internets and acquired from Glass Key Photo down in the Lower Haight.

 

That film is Cinestill 800T: The result of much experimentation by a couple of clever Southern California based photographers, the Brothers Wright. Basically, it's a modified version of Kodak's 500T Tungsten white balanced cinema film, adapted for use in 35mm still cameras and standard C41 color negative still film development.

 

This film caught my attention right away, since this film project has found me missing the ability to shoot in low light on the streets. I've been searching for a decent high speed film to play with, and my preferences tend toward cooler color schemes, so this seemed like a natural fit.

 

I also recently acquired a Canon EOS 3, one of their last film cameras, from someone near San Jose on Craigslist. It's big and shiny and actually seems to have more features than my new digital camera. I assume it was originally pretty expensive, but lucky for me, film cameras are dirt cheap these days. :)

 

For a few quick test shots, I'm pretty happy with both so far, and curious what else they can do. More tests to come!

 

(Cinestill 800T in the new Canon EOS 3)

 

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(Little Red Riding Hood Lost Her Hat) by Robbie McIntosh

Leica MP

Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II

Cinestill 800 Tungsten

Tetenal Colortec C-41

Scan from negative film
(Lucky New Year) by Robbie McIntosh

Leica MP

Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II

Cinestill 800 Tungsten

Tetenal Colortec C-41

Scan from negative film
EE and EE-2 by Yutaka Seki

An EE and EE-2. The EE works okay, but the EE-2, which I acquired recently, doesn't; the shutter works, but it seems at the lower speed only, plus the aperture doesn't change and the red flag doesn't activate in low light. Love the counter dial on these though*.

 

*03/30/2022 Update: Managed to get the EE-2 working; cleaned aperture blades, electronics came back to life on its own it seems, and camera automatically exposes correctly. Red flag also works and flash too.

 

Pentax MZ-5

SMC Pentax-F 35-70mm F3.5-4.5

Kodak Vision3 500T/5219

Unicolor

Epson V550
Hampton Sandbar_Falling Tide by walter gaddis
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