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Just testing my delighful Ricoh TLS 401. The Copal vertical focal plane shutter with metalic curtains works well timed in every speed. Just the lightmeter is not working. A great camera from the early 70's. The special thing of this camera is that you can also turn a dial on the side of the pentaprism cover and, by opening a small window above you can focusing from this viewer above. It is too small to work as a waist viewer, but it is helpful in many situations. Also nice to steal some pic. M-42 thread mount.
DEVELOPING: Kodak D-76, dil.: 1+1, 20ºC, 11 min. + 30 sec., agitation: 40 first sec. and 10 sec. each minute. Nicely scanned by MAGENTA: http://magentaonline.es/
Family vacation in Mexico while back….”It is located in Southeastern Mexico, on the eastern part of the Yucatán Peninsula. Quintana Roo is home of the world famous city of Cancún, the islands of Cozumel and Isla Mujeres as well as the ancient Maya ruins of Chichen Itza Chacchoben, Coba, Kohunlich, Muyil, Tulum, Xel-Há, and Xcaret. The Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve is also in the state. The state is frequently hit by severe hurricanes due to its exposed location”
Retamo is a little town located about 10 kilometers from the community of Alto del Carmen and 59 kilometers from Vallenar – northern part of Chile, Region III. This is where my sister (Carlita) retrieves when she wants to relax…lovely place!!! These pics are from my recent visit to Chile along with my family at the beginning of the year….I hope you are well Carlita and like the album!!! I hope to be back soon!!!
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I´ve forgotten to take out the 6x4,5 mask. I was a little shocked when getting the film back from my lab. But thanks god there are no head or feet missing :-)
My decission to take the velvia with its green and yellow tones to the temple of chichen itza was dead right. I really like the dramatic view of the temple.
testing the 2.8f on a friend - I am back on a rolleiflex.
not sure if this is jessop 100s, r100 or r200 but was developed as 100s in ilfosol.
well expired nonetheless
Shots from: demonstration by the people of the New Spring Homeless Camp and negotiation with government authorities; a drawing class on Mímesis Art Conections, in Curitiba.
I think my Maco + LC-Wide and the beautiful faces of Burkina make a perfect match. Close to the action and poised to own the picture. I am in love. There is so much happening, people meeting, carriages pulled by donkeys and men, who try to bind a dozen tables on a pick-up truck. The mind is filled with images...
This is a brand new camera that was released just last week in Japan only but I managed to snag one on the big auction site. Apparently these won't be hitting the US market until spring.....Anyway, it has some nice upgrades from the earlier models. The Mini 90 has a rechargeable lithium battery pack, two shutter release buttons for either vertical or horizontal orientation, strap lugs, dedicated flash control button, self timer, macro button with automatic viewfinder parallax correction, four scene modes and my favorite feature of all: double exposure. With a simple piece of painter's tape you can splitzer to your heart's content. I love it!
This is a brand new camera that was released just last week in Japan only but I managed to snag one on the big auction site. Apparently these won't be hitting the US market until spring.....Anyway, it has some nice upgrades from the earlier models. The Mini 90 has a rechargeable lithium battery pack, two shutter release buttons for either vertical or horizontal orientation, strap lugs, dedicated flash control button, self timer, macro button with automatic viewfinder parallax correction, four scene modes and my favorite feature of all: double exposure. With a simple piece of painter's tape you can splitzer to your heart's content. I love it!
