Fujica Half 1.9

Fujica Half 1.9

I got a Fujica Half 1.9 half-format/half-frame camera the other day (pictured above) and got the test roll back today. It seems to be working nice. Half-format/half-frame basically means that you get two images for every one from a regular 35mm camera (on a 36 frame roll you get 72 pics aso). I like it! Check a couple of the images from the test roll below. My Fujica Half set on flickr is here (with some more images from the test roll in it).

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I recently found a bunch of films that had been sitting in a box in the attic (several attics actually) since the mid 80s and I thought I’d put one through the Yashica Electro. The result was kinda lo-fi. Well… very lo-fi. Bleached out colors, bright yellow dots (no idea what’s up with that) & and grainy as all hell. Still, I like how it came out. This film in particular was an Agfa Chrome CT200, that’s a slide film for those that don’t know. I got one more of those plus a couple others to try out at a later date.

For more dots go to 591 Photography!

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Reclaim Photography #5 – Photos

Here’s some photos from Reclaim Photography #5 (the flickr set is here where you can check out all of them). I also took three rolls of film (two 120 & one 135), so there might be some additions later on in the week.

Reclaim Photography: Hompage / Facebook

Edit… Added one photo taken with my Rolleicord+Portra 400 & two taken with the Yashica Electro+Ektar 100 (the three pics at the top). There’s a couple more in the set; link above.

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591PhotographyBlog: 2 Sets

I got a couple of sets up on 591 this last week or so. First one is a set of photos from a closed down factory here in Stockholm entitled Eat Sleep Burn. The second set  consists of b/w street shots from this month, it’s entitled September. Click the pics to go to 591 and check them out…

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September


Rolleicord

Got my Rolleicord III (Type II) in the mail today..! It was manufactured 1952-53 and has a 75mm Xenar f/3.5-f/22 taking lens (4 elements) and a 75mm f/3.2 viewing lens with a Compur Rapid shutter (1-1/500s + B).

Really looking forward to testing this little box out. I’ve already put a test roll in it and it’s ready to rock; weather sucks today tho, but I might still go out and shoot. Check the pics of it below (click for bigger as usual).

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