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Showing posts with label Rollei retro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rollei retro. Show all posts
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Salvaged Image exposure no. 1
Kiev 60 Arsat 60mm f2.8 Rollei Retro 400s Pulled 2 stops D-76 1:1 - Occasional I like to look back through my negatives and try to salvage a cast off. A frame, captured in error due to a mistake or malfunction, that I would normal grumble about and ignore. Sometimes the results are surprising. This image was originally from the this session. It was the 1st frame on the roll and I had forgotten to move the sync cable from my meter to my camera. I am sure the mistake was followed by some sort of expletive, then I plugged in my sync cord and moved on. The resulting negative was painfully thin and heavily backlit as you can see. I scanned it with the rest of the roll,,, grumbled, and dismissed it. A few days ago while I was updating tags in iPhoto I ran across this image again and decided to try and salvage it. I rescanned it using VueScan and after a few different exposures I achieved the image you see above.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
So I have this old Refrigerator....
Kiev 60 Arsat 45mm f3.5 Rollei Retro 400s Pulled 2 stops D-76 1:1 - This is more of a test shot than the final product. I have an old refrigerator in my attic studio that I have been trying to work into a shot, my wife has nice legs, so this is the result. Will take another swing at this one soon.
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Arista 76 Developer,
Arsat 45mm f3.5,
black and white,
D-76,
Epson V500,
erotic,
film scanning,
ISO 400,
kiev 60,
legs,
medium format,
nylons,
pin up,
Rollei retro,
Studio
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Gargoyle Campfire Exposure 2
Keiv 60 Arsat 80mm f2.8 Rollei Retro 400s Arista 76 Developer Stock - Another from the same series. I like these, but I think I will revisit the shot.
Gargoyle Campfire Exposure 9
Keiv 60 Arsat 80mm f2.8 Rollei Retro 400s Arista 76 Developer Stock - An old Aquarium bulb and some fast film and lead to interesting results. I love the luck of the Retro 400s film, but am struggling with it's tendency to curl, making scanning difficult.
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120 film,
400s,
80mm f2.8,
analog,
Arista 76 Developer,
arsat,
black and white,
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close-up,
darkroom,
Epson V500,
film,
film scanning,
home darkroom,
ISO 400,
kiev 60,
Rollei retro
Saturday, November 12, 2011
29 Market Madison Heights VA
WZFO Start TLR Euktar 75mm f4.0 Rollei Retro 400s Arista 76 1:1 - Just over the John Lynch Memorial Bridges from Lynchburg VA. the 29 Market is closed and for sale, but makes and interesting subject for testing my new WZFO Start TLR. Made in Poland the Start is a rugged basic Fixed lens Twin Lens Reflex.
Labels:
29 Market,
400s,
Arista 76 Developer,
black and white,
camera,
Epson V500,
Euktar 75mm f4.0,
film scanning,
Lynchburg,
Rollei retro,
TLR,
Twin Lens Reflex,
vintage,
Virginia,
WZFO Start
Monday, October 24, 2011
Film Noir #2
Kiev 60 Arsat 80mm f2.8 Rollei Retro 400s 120 D-76 Stock - One from the same series. Every picture should tell a story, what that story is, that is up to you.
Film Noir #1
Kiev 60 Arsat 80mm f2.8 Rollei Retro 400s 120 D-76 Stock - A bit of my Helmet Newton influence showing, or is it Film Noir. I am tired of seeing the world through the filtered, clean, sterile eyes of some ad executive. Reality is beautiful, plan and simple
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