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3 hours ago, Kl@usW. said:

Thank you Phil, glad the baltic sea trees resonates with you.  Love your  tree, the chaotic plant has a very special esthetic. What kind of plant is it ? 

 

Thank you very much Klaus. I don't know what type of plant it is, I'll check next time I'm up there (it's only ten minutes away) and get back to you. I hesitate to add that the negative and scan is as sharp as anything, and I'm completely at a loss as to why it seems rather fuzzy and overly contrasty when posted on the forum.

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4 hours ago, Kl@usW. said:

Thank you for directing my attention to the existence of the Rollei stereo slide... I didn't know it existed. Definitely an interesting item.... put it on my list... So many directions to go! 

The RADEX Stereo-Parallel can also be used with a Rolleiflex and any 35mm camera. It is based on a parallelogram and allows you to take two separate photographs that are 65 mm apart for a stereo view. For the Rolleiflex slides in 3-D, you can use a Jena Zeiss Aerotopograph for viewing. Zeiss also made one for 35 mm but it is hard to find. For 35 mm stereo viewing, you can use any number of viewers popular in the 50s, such as TDC, Wollensak, and later the J. de Wijs.

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21 hours ago, stray cat said:

As a Rolleiflex companion to Klaus's lovely driftwood:

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rolleiflex 2.8F, ilford fp4+

Why do I want this 60x60 on my wall? The simplicity of the complexity is mind numbing.

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5 hours ago, Ernest said:

The RADEX Stereo-Parallel can also be used with a Rolleiflex and any 35mm camera. It is based on a parallelogram and allows you to take two separate photographs that are 65 mm apart for a stereo view. For the Rolleiflex slides in 3-D, you can use a Jena Zeiss Aerotopograph for viewing. Zeiss also made one for 35 mm but it is hard to find. For 35 mm stereo viewing, you can use any number of viewers popular in the 50s, such as TDC, Wollensak, and later the J. de Wijs.

The Radex Stereo-Parallel allied with the Brumberger stereo viewer that I was extremely generously gifted literally puts another complete perspective on photography. Looking at an appropriate scene photographed on slide film in 3D STEREO is an altogether different experience to looking at a 2D image. Quite amazing. It's something I would unhesitatingly encourage Klaus or anyone interested in seeing something completely different in their photographs to experiment with. Which reminds me that here, in Australia, the shadows are lengthening and it's a very good time to play around with it some more. Now where's that roll of E100 I've been saving?

4 hours ago, Ernest said:

Why do I want this 60x60 on my wall? The simplicity of the complexity is mind numbing.

Thank you so much Rog. It's a remarkable plant that seemed to lend itself to the 6X6 treatment. Although looking at it again in light of the above I can't help but wonder how it might come up as a 3D image?

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Someone in the German part of the forum, who travels to Singapore next month asked for some advice. This brought me to my pictures from my last years visit:

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Leica M4-P - Cron 35 - Agfa CT 100 Precisa

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Another one from the same roll:

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Leica M4-P - Cron 35 - Agfa CT 100 Precisa

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46 minutes ago, Wayne said:

Vintage snapshot. My mother had, evidently, had enough of my father and his camera.

All I know is that it is 127 Kodak Safety Film

 

 

Wish I could give this both a like and a laugh. How about a laughing like?

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Roll #4. Some images of this roll where out of focus, totally, not sure why, and the once I got where not that great. The one below is the best.

 I am using Delta 100, but as 2.8 to me is still hard to get it right, I might use 400 instead. And I need another matscreen I guess.

 

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Fisherman's bike and fisherman packing up shop. Florianópolis. Leica IIIf, Summicron 5cm 1:2 collapsible, Ilford Delta 100 @ 80, PMK 1:2:100 24°C.

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Kennedy-Haus, Darmstadt, Germany 

Plaubel Makina 670, Ilford HP5+ @ 1600, JOBO Alpha in Rondinax 60

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Bodensee, Germany

Rollei 35 SE, Kodak Gold 200

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m2, summicron 50 rigid, fp4+125

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17 hours ago, stray cat said:

Thank you so much Rog. It's a remarkable plant that seemed to lend itself to the 6X6 treatment. Although looking at it again in light of the above I can't help but wonder how it might come up as a 3D image?

Time to roll out the Rollei stereo slide or the Radex for what would be unquestionably an awesome bundle of branches.

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