The apprehension beforehand is harder to deal with than actually doing it, like many things in life.............b&w is a doddle, and tbh colour isn't overly difficult, just requires tighter control over temperatures.I'm really toying with the idea of developing my own negatives at home so looking at what's needed - never done anything like it before so a bit daunting
Give it a whirl SuzIdea stolen from another forum...
Today I have mostly been obsessing over half frame cameras and wondering whether one would be a good idea. Again. Ooh Pen E.
Idea stolen from another forum...
Today I have mostly been obsessing over half frame cameras and wondering whether one would be a good idea. Again. Ooh Pen E.
II always felt the negs were really too small.
I'm really toying with the idea of developing my own negatives at home so looking at what's needed - never done anything like it before so a bit daunting
I'm now obsessing about the canon Demi instead. ..
Got my eye on a very nice 40mm lens for the ETRS........Guess I]m trying to console myelf having now spent 3 full days in bed practically unable to do anything suffering with flu.
Thank the Lawd for TP to keep me sane as I spiral into a depth of despair wondering wether I'll ever be myself again
Trying to decide if I really,really need a Manfrotto beefree tripod, I am virtually convinced I really really need one
Trying to decide if I really,really need a Manfrotto beefree tripod, I am virtually convinced I really really need one
Guess I]m trying to console myelf having now spent 3 full days in bed practically unable to do anything suffering with flu.
Thank the Lawd for TP to keep me sane as I spiral into a depth of despair wondering wether I'll ever be myself again
I recommend them wholeheartedly. They take the weight of a Bronica SQ no problem
I had one until I threw it into a lake.
Don't ask.
I will be getting another.
If you want to have a lot of fun without maybe having to spend a fortune on a darkroom, have a look at the little Minox cameras that used to be known as spy cameras. They take 8x11 film which is readily available and ready made films can also be purchased. You can then purchase an old Minox Daylight developing tank.. Great fun, you'll learn developing and you'll always have a camera with you as these things are the size of a cigarette lighter.
Sorry to hear about your flu and a like for your 40mm for the ETRS...... for me since I stopped doing portraiture many years ago find the ETRS superior (well more liked) to my RB67 ONLY because it's quicker to use, handles more like a very large SLR and is a lot lighter and 15 shots is about right for an ordinary amateur.
Trying to decide between the DJI Mavic and Phantom 4 Pro.. Decided on Mavic but there's no stock and the wait will kill me.
Shouldn't you be in bed feeling yourself, or something?
Get well soon Asha
Shouldn't you be in bed feeling yourself, or something?
Get well soon Asha
Maybe he meant to say "in bed with flo"
Oh dammit, I'm finding myself checking out the 105mm too to fill the gap between the 75 and 150 that I already have ( as well as the 50)
I recommend them wholeheartedly. They take the weight of a Bronica SQ no problem
I had one until I threw it into a lake.
Don't ask.
I will be getting another.
Are you not bothered to have the prism and speedgrip? I fitted both in 1986 and never taken them off.
I'll have to play with it again and add a stop or so of compensation.
Got some very funny looks .