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The first and second miniature revolutions In my thread on 100 years Null-Serie I include the development of the Ur-Leica of 1914. The Ur-Leica was created in the middle of a miniature revolution with an increasing flow of Liliput cameras. This miniature revolution already began in the 1880s – 1890s on the back of the new gelatine-based light-sensitive silver emulsions. One direction was (French) miniature cameras for dry plates with formats like 4,5x6cm. The other direction started with the Kodak roll film cameras. During his work for Zeiss Palmos and ICA (1902-1910) Oskar Barnack was in the middle of this miniature revolution. It is fair to mark the introduction of the Leica I in March 1925 as the beginning of the second miniature revolution. This second miniature revolution was not only a 35mm revolution. One can see a divergence of miniature formats (miniature inflation) and a later convergence to the formats 24x36mm on 35mm film and 6x6cm on 120-film. It follows that the Rolleiflex of 1929 must be regarded as the second standard bearer of the second miniature revolution. In the 35mm realm the success of the Leica format also benefitted from the contributions of Agfa, Perutz and Kodak (producers of 35mm film). Similarly, competitors like the Contax, the Kodak Retina, the Kine Exakta and the Agfa Karat helped to establish the Leica format as one of the dominant standards for miniature photography for the remainder of the 20th century.
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I have this adapter engraved: Hektor F=5cm, Summar F=5cm. Infinity to 1ft 3 inches focus scale, and germany. Reportedly code CINKO for cine-Kodak, but I have never found this code listed. The rear mount seems to be for the kodak cine special I 16mm movie camera, as it has the two pins (called Kodak "M" mount) seen on some cine linses for this camera. Mid 1930's, same as the Hektor/Summar. Photos shows the 50mm Hektor mounted using the rear bayonet of the lens tube. Has anyone came across this before? It doesn't seem to be listed in any Leitz literature. Who might have made it? Did Leitz approve the use of their names Hektor and Summar? Leitz lenses were highly regarded, but a 50 Hektor as a cine lens?
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Hello there! I have a slight but not to severe problem. I've noticed that my Leica M7 is not able to read the DX code of these two specific films: Fujifilm Superia X-Tra 400 and Fujifilm Fujicolor C200. For these two films I get the ISO value of 5000 and 3200 which are obviously wrong. For example, Fujifilm Pro 400H is working perfectly fine, the ISO detection works without problems. Further I tried several other films like Kodak Ektar 100, Kodak Portra 160 and 400, Ilford FP4+ 125 and so on... and the dx detection worked perfectly fine on every single one of these films. I compared the working ones with the "malfunctioning" films and the only difference I noticed is that the black paint in the dx code is a kind of green, it's not a perfect black, more like a darkish green, definitely not a true black. Could this maybe be the reason? The thing is, I've sent my camera to Leitz for a grand- overhaul just 3 weeks back. They changed and renewed a lot of parts including thr DX- reader so the camera is like brand new. Unluckily I've no clue if it had the same problem before it went to Leitz because I've not shot one of these films before. It would be a great help if somebody has an answer or maybe a similar problem! Regards Alex
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Cannes 2022 selection features 25 films shot on Kodak film https://www.cameraandlightmag.com/noticias/la-seleccion-de-cannes-2022-presenta-25-peliculas-filmadas-en-pelicula-kodak/
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https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2021/07/kodak-rochester-new-york/619009/
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Few weeks ago, I use my M9-P compared to Kodak 35mm film (Portra 160 & 800). Honestly, I don't think how good is M9 series image performance, but the CCD do makes M9 series become the unique one in Leica digital camera. M9-P w/Summicron 35mm f2 11673 (f/2.0, Auto WB, ISO 800) 👇 Kodak Portra 800 w/Summilux 35mm f1.4 11663 (f/2.0) 👇
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has anyone used rolled, Kodak Vision Cine film on their M cameras ? quite cheap for $2.50/36 exp thought id try it..the place that's selling it also develops so no headaches they have FUJI ETERNA VIVID 160/250D/500T (CINE) and Kodak Vision 3 250D/500T
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Hello, I recently published my M2 user experience in my blog using Summaron35 f2. 8 and Summicron35 version 4.All were taken with Kodak Portra400. The M2 with these 2 lens are amazing. ( I got the good deal on Summicron35 during my trip in Munich, so I carried two 35mm lens😋. Hope you guys enjoy the picture and have fun shooting. I really love my M2 https://goo.gl/G5T1TR
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Does anyone know if there are any LTM versions of the Kodak Aero Ektar 178mm ?
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From a film returned from the lab today. Leica M4-P + 35mm Summarit f2.5. Kodak T-Max 400. Gerry
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I noticed on Amazon (US) that the Kodak V90 appears to have a favorable comparison to some of the more prominent brands and wonder if you have any experience with it. The price seems lower than Sandisk (V90) but higher than Transcend (apples to apples specs) and I am not even sure if I would benefit from a V90 vs. V60 on my CL. Obviously, the V60 cards are significantly lower cost compared to V90's. I use my CL primarily for photos but do not want to lose the video option just because the V60 is cheaper. Cheers, M
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I noticed on Amazon (US) that the Kodak V90 appears to have a favorable comparison to some of the more prominent brands and wonder if you have any experience with it. The price seems lower than Sandisk (V90) but higher than Transcend (apples to apples specs) and I am not even sure if I would benefit from a V90 vs. V60 on my CL. Obviously, the V60 cards are significantly lower cost compared to V90's. I use my CL primarily for photos but do not want to lose the video option just because the V60 is cheaper. Cheers, M
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This is a very old image of mine that I always come back to. I was walking the streets of Bielefeld and enjoying long exposure photography. I did not know what to expect. It felt like making music.
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saw this today, quite a substantial price increase... https://www.shopmoment.com/reviews/why-kodak-film-prices-are-increasing-whats-changing-what-isnt https://kosmofoto.com/2022/12/new-kodak-alaris-price-rises-announced-for-march-2023/ """"The price rises from Kodak Alaris – the company which sells photographic film made by Eastman Kodak – come amid continuing supply problems for Kodak-branded films, as the US giant has struggled to meet continuing demand, especially for colour films, amid a global pandemic. The pandemic was largely blamed for earlier rises announced over the past three years. However, this latest price rise seems to be partly due to recent Eastman Kodak’s investment in film production. In October, Eastman Kodak said it wanted to hire more people for its film production division as demand for film continues to soar. Nagraj Bokinkere, Eastman Kodak’s vice-president of film manufacturing, made the plea while appearing on the Get Real podcast for Great Rochester Enterprise, a business hub in the New York-state city where the film producer is based. He said the film maker had already taken on more than 300 new employees over the previous 18 months. In addition, Kosmo Foto has learned that Eastman Kodak has also been upgrading finishing equipment, which has been a stumbling block for increasing production to meet demand"""
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@Sparkassenkunde@stephan54 you might like this short compile about film photos in japan, shows some good locations >>Portra 400 & Cinestill 800T
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From the album: My Leica M-A
© Erwin Kindangen
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From the album: My Leica M-A
© Erwin Kindangen
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From the album: My Leica M-A
© Erwin Kindangen
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From the album: My Leica M-A
© Erwin Kindangen
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From the album: Venice with Leica M7
© abboretti Massimiliano ©
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From the album: Film
Leica MP, 35 mm Summicron ASPH, Kodak Pro-image 100. Lab developed, home scanned on a Noristsu LS-600.
