I recently purchased this Retina at a very reduced price since it was sold with a non-working shutter button. Having owned a Retina in the past I had guessed correctly that the frame counter just needed reset to allow the shutter to work. Other than an owner engraving on the back it's in excellent shape. The case is nice and the bag is in great shape once I had the strap re-sewn.

Kodak Retina lllc (1957)

Retina-Xenon 50mm F:2.0

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Mi galeria en Color www.flickr.com/photos/samycolor

Mi Galeria en B&N www.flickr.com/photos/samycollazo

Arista Edu 100

Kodak D-76 1:1

Lightroom 3

Epson Perfection V500 Scanner

An inverse tower somewhere in Munich.

I was crawling over the ground for a longer time to find the right position. The 10mm lens was at it´s limit here.

A special thanks to Moni E. She knows why.

Every comment and criticism is very much appreciated.

Red Camellia Japonica.

Tag 165/365 (2020) smile on saturday 13.06 "camera"

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Camaro spotting

copyright SB ImageWorks

Kodak Retina 1a + Yellow Filter

Ilford FP4 Type 517 cine film

Bellini Euro HC dilution B 12 minutes @ 20 celcius

Nikon D700

Tamron Adaptall 2 90mm f/2.5 macro lens

valoi 35mm film holder

Pixl-Latr

Affinity Photo 2

Montauk Long Island New York

High wow factor in this field... with saturation already backed off a lump.

This is my Kodak Retina 1a with Watameter rangefinder that I liberated from ebay for not a lot of cash. This album is the first roll of film i shot with it, Ilford HP5+400. Photo shot with Nikon D610 and AF 24-120mm D lens with the Retina 1a perched upon a coffee table and the shirt off my back to cover the glass.

bw redux strong red filter re-crop

Kodak Retina II

Schneider-Kreuznech Retina-Xenon f:2 F=5cm,

Lucky 400 SHD @200

Kodak D-76 1+1 20C 15mins

Fix 5mins.

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This is a 35mm wet plate collodion photograph (tintype) made with one of my Kodak Retina type 010 cameras. 7 seconds exposure at f8.

Just for fun, because there isn't a lot of fun in the world right now.

I took this a few years ago with my Kodak Retina Reflex film camera in Grimsby Ontario at the old railway station.

A few days ago I was sent a Retina No. 117 (1933. See it here: flic.kr/p/2rmUsbj) by someone who found it at a marketplace and was curious about it, but didn't want to keep it. So I serviced and restored it and took it out to make a few photos last night. This is one of the test images, made on Ferrania Orto 50 film, developed in Xtol 1:1 for 11 minutes.

This just ain't shabby, coming from a simple 93 year old camera, with a modest Tessar type lens (Schneider f3.5 Xenar).

Tag 038/365 Bl 11 - 1/60

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Kodak Retina IIIc

Kodak Gold ISO200

when you don't dare to adjust the saturation levels cuz the car is so vivid

Following a hearty dinner served to perfection by Mrs P, Horace suggested we all retire to the snug and talk about days gone by over a few double strength Port and Brandy’s. 🔥🍷🍷

Hoof sat in his Rocking chair while Mrs P and I listened to Horace reminiscing about his days at University. Oh yes ever since he was a piglet and watched the first moon landings, aeronautics has been his chosen career path and therefore pursued a masters degree in the advanced science of rocket engine technology. 🐎💨🌝🚀

Horace went on to tell us of quite an interesting evening while he was quietly studying in the corner of the bar at his university, when he noticed a lady walk in and order a drink.📖💃

The lady was in the course of ordering her drink when she let go one almighty sneeze, with that her glass eye flew out, well quick as a flash Horace dived to his right and caught the glass eye. As you know Horace was the university first team wicket keeper so to him this was like taking a snick off a batsman’s fine edge.

Horace in his very gentlemanly manner took the glass eye over to the lady at the bar who was trying to hide her embarrassment. Horace introduced himself and handed over the eye, (he always was a good pupil)🐷👔

The lady asked Horace if he would like a drink, well in a millisecond back came the answer “that would be very kind of you, five pints of lager and a couple of whisky chasers to begin with please”.🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍷🍷

Horace went on to tell us that in fact they had much in common (yea right, there is another squadron flying over) and they continued chatting away, with that the lady asked Horace if he would like to join her for dinner, he duly accepted, they were getting on like a house on fire. 🍕

Following a few after dinner drinks, she asked Horace to her room for the night, (come on its not what you think) she had a big scalextric track with tight curves she wanted to show Horace.

Well next morning they had breakfast together before they went their separate ways, Horace said to the lady, “do you mind me asking but do you treat all strangers as well as you treated me” no she responded it was just that you caught my eye.🍳🍳💃🐷

Thank you so much for viewing my photos.

Your banter and comments are so appreciated, have a good weekend.

🍺🍺🍺🍷🍷🍷💃🐎🐷😎😂😂😂

Sonoma County, CA - 2016

www.christophersoukup.com

released from the all inclusive, always open, and all welcome, Cook County Jail.

1957 Kodak Retina IIIC, Kodak 400 film.

Retina IIC, Fuji Pro400H, MeinFilmLab

Kodak Retina 1a

Ilford FP4 Type 517 cine film

HC110 dilution B 14 1/2 minutes @ 20 celcius

Nikon D700

Tamron Adaptall 2 90mm f/2.5 macro lens

valoi 35mm film holder

Pixl-Latr

Affinity Photo 2

Fuji 200 home c41 kit

Rollei Retro 400S 35mm film

Rollei Retro 400S 35mm film

Kodak Retina IIc camera. Given to me by my father-in-law who bought it new back in the 1950s. With a little TLC, it is back in business and takes high-quality photos.

Photo taken with Pentax K-70 fitted with SMC Pentax DA 1:2.8 40mm pancake lens.

If this doesn't hurt your eyes, nothing will!

Found along the GAP trail, near Buena Vista, PA.

I recently did a restoration of a Kodak Retina IIa from the early 1950s. (This version was manufactured from 1951-1954) As do most of this model, this one has a Schneider Retina-Xenon f2.0 lens, and I can tell you, this lens is no slouch!

Photographed on Astrum's MZ3 film, at 3ASA, and bracketed. This frame was 1 second at f11, so just about 1/2 stop more than what the meter read for 3 ASA. Film processed in Xtol stock by inspection under red safelight (yes, this film is totally red blind!) for 4 minutes.

Lines, angles, curves and that strange realisation that it looks like an eye from this angle. Spot on...

Kodak Retina 1a + Yellow Filter

Ilford FP4 Type 517 cine film

Bellini Euro HC dilution B 12 minutes @ 20 celcius

Nikon D700

Tamron Adaptall 2 90mm f/2.5 macro lens

valoi 35mm film holder

Pixl-Latr

Affinity Photo 2

Another beauty from the camera show. Too bad the winder is stuck. The camera is absolutely gorgeous. I don't think I will have the heart to take this one apart. The Schneider-Kreuznach 50mm f2 lens is wonderful. I now have 4 copies of the same lens and each one is slightly differently made.

Sony A7R : Sony FE 24-105mm f/4 G OSS

IC 4406

A Unique Planetary Nebula in Lupus

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Image exposure: 60 minutes

Image field of view: 7.98 x 7.98 arcmin

Image date: 2022-06-22

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My Flickr Astronomy Album

Retina type 126 with the Carl Zeiss Tessar lens.

Valle de los hongos, Creel, Chihuahua. Sierra Tarahumara

Got a used Vivitar flash, with a cord so it works with the Retina, beautifully.

Kodak Retina I a

Retina-Xenar 50 mm 2,8

T Max 100 HC110 Dil B

Buckhead, Georgia

Kodak Ektar 100 film

My niece's eye, taken on the Lübeck trip

Sample photo made with a recently serviced Kodak Retina IIa, with the Rodenstock Retina-Heligon lens.

See flic.kr/p/2pGA8C4

Ilford FP4 developed with FA-1027, 1:14 for 11 min.

The December fog captured with Kodak X 3:

* Kodak Retina IIc (with the Rodenstock Heligon lens)

* Kodak Tri-X

* Kodak HC-110 B

I used this camera: flic.kr/p/2iK6W8D