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my first time with Promicrol developer. I overdeveloped the film some stops but i'm amazed by the sharpness! Much better than with Diafine! next film will be pushed 2 steps, i'm excited :-)
The smallest 35 camera - that was one of the reasons, why i looked out for a affordable Minox 35. I got it a few years ago and did not really dive into using it a lot. It has an impeccable optics and the automatic light metering is great - and my Minox GT allows a lot of manual settings. BUT, to set aperture and range, needs tiny hands and accuracy. It is really very small and well protected, though i have to state I like the handling of my other small cameras the Cosina CX2 or the Lomo LCA a little bit more - quality wise they match .... In 2017 November i wanted to know if it still worked.... see for yourself - Film is an Agfa Traffic -
"Gear-ig" sounds like the german for greedy and includes "gear" ... this is another camera i collected. A very well working Zorki 2c. the handling is a little ruff compared to my leica IIIf and IIIc. Still it has the nice Rangefinder-slow-down-feel! The film is my usual bw Agfa ASP 400 s traffic film and a Jupiter 8 (2/50) lense. Mostly shot wide open. Fotos taken between February and march 2017.
This a Film from November 2016 - i checked my expenses - "upppppssss" - and realized that my lomo-hobby consumes a lot, if i were to continue fotographing analog to the extend that i had been doing it. Crisis-thoughts - is it worth the outcome? would it cheapen costs with self-developing? buy a scanner? what about the time? which place?? - put me on a hold. Thoughts that some of you may have and the love for analog keeps you going ... ? .... Also in being lomo-lizing less and lesser - sorry lomo-friends!!! ... There are still some films left from 2016 waiting for either self-processing or will be ab investment into local "analog-film-kobolds" ... Anyway i needed to see the results of this camera, which was a nice! gift from my brother. The Nikon FM is such a great quality - i never had used Nikon-cameras before. So this is a first go and also with a new/old badge of 17 m self-filled Agfa ASP400s Traffic film ...
This a Film from November 2016 - i checked my expenses - "upppppssss" - and realized that my lomo-hobby consumes a lot, if i were to continue fotographing analog to the extend that i had been doing it. Crisis-thoughts - is it worth the outcome? would it cheapen costs with self-developing? buy a scanner? what about the time? which place?? - put me on a hold. Thoughts that some of you may have and the love for analog keeps you going ... ? .... Also in being lomo-lizing less and lesser - sorry lomo-friends!!! ... There are still some films left from 2016 waiting for either self-processing or will be ab investment into local "analog-film-kobolds" ... Anyway i needed to see the results of this camera, which was a nice! gift from my brother. The Nikon FM is such a great quality - i never had used Nikon-cameras before. So this is a first go and also with a new/old badge of 17 m self-filled Agfa ASP400s Traffic film ...
November 2017 - very much autumn in Vienna... Lomoshop offered an affordable Adox Scala 160. It is a slide film and when developed as slide with 160 iso - only a few specialised labs are willing or able to develop it that way.... Usually i know these things in advance and calculate. This was quite some expensive way of doing analog ...Anyway, here it is. Shot with my Leica M2 and the wonderful Canon 35/1,8 - the adox scala looks quite contrasty - i like it.
The smallest 35 camera - that was one of the reasons, why i looked out for a affordable Minox 35. I got it a few years ago and did not really dive into using it a lot. It has an impeccable optics and the automatic light metering is great - and my Minox GT allows a lot of manual settings. BUT, to set aperture and range, needs tiny hands and accuracy. It is really very small and well protected, though i have to state I like the handling of my other small cameras the Cosina CX2 or the Lomo LCA a little bit more - quality wise they match .... In 2017 November i wanted to know if it still worked.... see for yourself - Film is an Agfa Traffic -
The smallest 35 camera - that was one of the reasons, why i looked out for a affordable Minox 35. I got it a few years ago and did not really dive into using it a lot. It has an impeccable optics and the automatic light metering is great - and my Minox GT allows a lot of manual settings. BUT, to set aperture and range, needs tiny hands and accuracy. It is really very small and well protected, though i have to state I like the handling of my other small cameras the Cosina CX2 or the Lomo LCA a little bit more - quality wise they match .... In 2017 November i wanted to know if it still worked.... see for yourself - Film is an Agfa Traffic -
The smallest 35 camera - that was one of the reasons, why i looked out for a affordable Minox 35. I got it a few years ago and did not really dive into using it a lot. It has an impeccable optics and the automatic light metering is great - and my Minox GT allows a lot of manual settings. BUT, to set aperture and range, needs tiny hands and accuracy. It is really very small and well protected, though i have to state I like the handling of my other small cameras the Cosina CX2 or the Lomo LCA a little bit more - quality wise they match .... In 2017 November i wanted to know if it still worked.... see for yourself - Film is an Agfa Traffic -
that man had a spiderman's bust, but I did not have a camera in my hand and I took it too late. Always keep your camera in your hand when you want to do street photography!
