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Revolutionary War cemetery Fuji GSWiii Delta400 in DDX

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Bonjour Henri,   I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a cam

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You know, it is kind of funny, with your GSWIII photos appearing right next to JMFs photos with the Plaubel. I have always had a minor, sometimes major, case of GAS for the Plaubel 67, but have denied myself as a sort of statement, to myself, that I CAN fight GAS. Having just reviewed a Youtube video on the Plaubel, again, I could not help but notice that the GSW is not that much larger than the Palubel. I think your photos show that the GSW can stand in as a surrogate for the Plaubel. Excellent photos, as are JMF's. Thanks for helping a lost sole in his constant battle against GAS. :) I think I will keep the GSW in the car for the next couple of weeks.

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I buy this three in cheaper times und I love them all:

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Leica M6 TTL * Leica Elmarit M 2.8/28 Asph (II) * Kodak Gold 200

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Grounds and site of Blatherwycke Hall, built in 1720 & demolished in 1938..

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Niemeyer's digital TV tower again. I think I must have posted the negative scan before but here it is as a print:

Scan of 17.8x24cm Ilford MG FB print. Contax IIa, Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 5cm 1:2 collapsible, Ilford Delta 100 @ 80, PMK 1:2:100 10' 24ºC. Leitz Focomat 1c, Schneider Componon-S 2.8/50, Ilford Multigrade.

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Contax II, CZJ 28/8 (Black one, original for Contax I) Kodak Tri-X exposed at ISO 100.

It is at the same time a wonderful and frustrating lens. Un-coated so flare and contrast are problematic....worst flare problem of any lens I have used. Front element allows rotation until the element is completely screwed off the lens body, although closest focus is marked at one meter, I am finding it possible, through guesswork (I was guessing here but DOF saved me,) to use much closer. It may even be possible to use as a macro. Depth of field is incredible. In its day, it must have been a true wonder to the photography world.

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The frustration of old, un-coated glass can be fun. Just bring your dog.

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Contax II, CZJ 28/8 Tessar, Kodak Tri-X (100 ISO)

Zoey, head of SEIFCO (Southeaster Indiana Female Canine Organization) declares vertical fire hydrants a "dead end." Zoey: "It is deplorable. One of the greatest joys of canine life, wetting a fire hydrant, is denied to half of the canine world." Calls on sisters for action:...."possibly more "accidents" in the homes?, until something is done to retrofit hydrants to horizontal positiion." Points paw at Trump.

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Lovely cameras! I recently replaced that same Sekonic lightmeter with their modern very small model. It can slide right onto the hot shoe (or carry it effortlessly on the neck) and I even prefer it on my Leica 4-P to the Leica light meter (which is so much cooler but a bit klutzy). 

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Contax II, CZJ 28/8 (Black one, original for Contax I) Kodak Tri-X exposed at ISO 100.

It is at the same time a wonderful and frustrating lens. Un-coated so flare and contrast are problematic....worst flare problem of any lens I have used. Front element allows rotation until the element is completely screwed off the lens body, although closest focus is marked at one meter, I am finding it possible, through guesswork (I was guessing here but DOF saved me,) to use much closer. It may even be possible to use as a macro. Depth of field is incredible. In its day, it must have been a true wonder to the photography world.

I had one, and sold it, was just thinking about it again and it’s one I should have kept !

The lens, not the dog.

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