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(Had to reupload these because my scanner dident do a good job of scanning and left water marks on the pictures)
This is a reshoot for the environmental portrait.
Mamiya 645 1000s
Expired TMAX 100
Holga camera
Lith Photograph
Foma Classic Paper
FotospeedLD20
In the 5th Annual International Juried Plastic Camera Show
Rayko Gallery
428 Third Street
San Francisco,Ca
January 18- March 6, 2012
There’s something about courtyards and what we otherwise don’t pay attention to happening on the other side.
Yashica medium format camera, Ilford Delta 100 film.
Mamiya RB67
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Long ago, I bought an Exakta 66 medium format camera. This was the camera purchase I regretted the most, because my Exakta 66 was woefully unreliable. Its shutter and film transport regularly broke down.
However, the, Exakta 66, which really was a Pentacon Six with a more modern look and a rubber coating, came with a Schneider Kreuznach Xenotar 80 lens. An excellent lens, on par with or exceeding the Carl Zeiss Planar 80 for Rollei or Hasselblad medium format cameras, at least in my humble opinion.
I always wanted to be able to use that lens, but I had come to hate the Exakta 66. So finally, 32 years after the Exakta 66, I got a Pentacon Six in goood condition, one that had recently been serviced. It was that or a Kiev 60, another Pentacon Six Clone. I certainly will treat it very carefully; hopefully it will work well.
Mine has a waist level finder, which is what I wanted. Medium format photography with a prism eye level finder is, to me, just ... weird.
Shot with:
Canon EOS600D
Leica Bellows R (16860)
Leica 100mm f/4 Macro Elmar-R, bellows version (11230)
Yashicaflex TLR / CineStill 800T / medium format
Subtle primary and colour correction in DaVinci Resolve
