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“I did not wished to developed everything that is negative in my life, but I am happy they did. It made me human.”
The original battery cable runs from the right fender to the battery, then to the engine block, and then to the frame.
I replaced all of that with #1 Ga. wiring with copper crimped ends. I used heat shrink tubing to seal the crimp connections as best as I could.
An almost complete film scan of a cemetery (St. George) panoramic shot from the Horizon Kompakt. I am not impressed at all. I will be taking two more *practice* rolls (35mm is cheap) to see if this was just a first -timer thing. If the new photos come out as crappy as these ----many overexposed and many overlapped......then I'm putting the Horizon up for sale on eBay. It's just not worth the hassle, especially of I can't get my scanner to stitch a couple of negatives together to complete the entire panoramic photo. I don't feel I should have to screw around with PhotoShop, etc. to get a photo "right".
Oh, yes, just in case anyone was wondering, I know that this is a scan of the negative in negative form. The actual photo that results from the normal scan of one of these negatives was so horribly blah. I just couldn't get myself to post it....very overexposed.
Panoramic people, please feel free to leave a comment &/or advice! Especially on how to scan the complete image & to display it on Flickr!
Fujifilm Klasse W | Kodak Tri-X 400
Digitized with Nikon D7200 & AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED | Raleno PLV-S192 | Valoi 360 135 Holder
Home developed in Kodak HC-110 1+47 | 6:30/68F | Paterson Tank
Negative Lab Pro v2.3.0 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: Linear | WB: None
Negative of Donkey in Williston. Camera: Rolleiflex MX with 3.5/75mm Schneider Xenar. 1/250, F=11. Film: Ilford FP4 processed 8.5min in Kodak D76. Negatives shows "light bleeding" (roller reflections?) around edge.
The subtle shadow on this makes it look almost 'shopped onto the wall.
What I Think This One Says: I don't even know if there are any letters in there. I'm hopeless!
[In set theory, the universe is thought of as built-up in horizontal layers from the bottom to the top and is given the letter V.]
Park benches around band-stand, Brussels, 2nd November 2008. Fujica ST605N with Yashinon DS-M 50mm F/1.7 lens. Ilford HP-5 in ID-11 13 minutes.
Anomaly first exposure (17).IR film 60watt bulb so I could see clearly and electronic flash covered with filter to only allow IR through.
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I was playing around (again) and ended on this negative shot. I only really like it as it makes my pitiful excuse for a beard actually look like a beard.....
I immediately apologize for these dirty negatives that became even more useless with a cheap negative scanner! Maybe I'll try getting them scanned professionally at some point.
Probably my favorite Milwaukee band in the 80's was Kafka. They seemed to be the only band trying to capture (what was THEN a) unique sound of Simple Minds and U2. Their music was great to dance to. If I had musical talent, they were the band I would've wanted to be in. Cool guys all around.
Mark Walczynski, Jack Juraska and Kit Radtke.