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Engelandvaardersviaduct. Hoek van Holland.
Eerbetoon voor zes Hoekse verzetsstrijders die in 1941 met een bootje wilden vluchten.
Mamiya super 23, Fomapan100, Ilford ID11,
Balda Baldixette with Baldar 9/72
Simple 6x6 camera for rollfilm 120, comparable to the Dacora Digna or Pouva Start. All of them have a retractable lens tubus, but this Baldixette has literally a spring tubus: when the small button next to the advance wheel is pressed, the lens really shoots out. The specifications are truly modest: one shutter speed and B, two apertures (f/16 and f/9). The lens can be focused and it's certainly a two-element achromat. When you are looking through the front lens, you can see a blue colored bezel. I don't know, if the blue color should give the impression of a lens coating. Other features: tripod socket, PC-socket, accessory shoe, cable release thread, memo disk for film type and speed, red window for controlling the film advance, strap lugs. That retractable lens appears somewhat rickety, but there is a second tube inside, so it should be solid enough.
The Baldixette was introduced in 1956, at that time Balda made already advanced 35 mm cameras, so in comparison that camera is really cheaply made.
A Voigtländer 6x9 folder converted to use a Linhof 65mm f6,8 S-K Angulon. In all was about 2,5h of work and about 1-2h of getting all the stuff.
Photo shooting with Lisa, a friend. Most are digital but I shot a few with the Mamiya.
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
Kodak Tmax 100
Polaroid 600SE
Mamiya Sekor 127mm f4.7
ProS 6x7 120 Roll film back
Kodak 400TX @ 200
Stand developed in Caffenol-C-L
Epson V500
Photoshop CS
DIY Holga Macro
Close focus about 3cm
awsome point and shoot and you never know what you going to get.
Hand-made pinhole camera (SpamCam) from an empty can of SPAM. Kodak Tri-X 120 medium-format film, printed onto Ilford MG warmtone fiber paper.
Exposure time: 45 "alligators", at f/256.