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Me too, Agfapan 25 and Agfapan 100 were both my staples, and developed in Rodinal. Superb.

R8 with R21~35, and Ektar 100.

And my most recent find, just so nice to use. The R21~35 is a gem as well, and on a recent trip to Oz, I took the R8 and R21~35, alongside a Hasselblad X1Dii, with the R21~35 being shared between both cameras.

And a more recent acquisition, with only the one roll through it so far. Not sure if it will remain with me, but it came up, and I'd always hankered after the SL2.

Time to post my R cameras. This SL, in black paint, was a gift from a dear friend before he passed away in 2016. I travelled Europe with it, and an R6 in 2017. It will be a hand-me-down for our son.

Pure joy to shoot the SL, I have one, and the SL2.

Sympathies for sure Erl. I'm tickled with my R8 and the few R lenses I have. In as much as opinions, I reckon just acquire another, before the current R8 fails completely. There are a couple of R9's for sale locally, not cheap though.

Rolleiflex T. Velvia

R8 and 21~35. Ektar 100

Finishes about 0600 as the sky gets light/bright too Andy, quite low in the western sky as well. Better suited to those worst off us, Oz and Asia for example.

By way of comparison, SL2 and 2160mm of focal length (not Leica though, Takahashi)

Every time I see red flowers like these I think of the Doc. A couple from the 90's, Fujichrome I think, and likely a Nikon F4.

Some would say "Global Warming" LOL. We were in your fair city a few months ago, and then back across to visit Adelaide a few weeks ago, both times with plenty of warm clothing. None of which got used. Spring has sprung this side of the Tasman.

Late afternoon, I liked the sunlight cresting the glass and building. T with TL18mm.

T and TL18mm. Street art? Not sure what it was.