Film Lives.......

[The Vulcan]

Glad to see I'm not the only one shooting film with a range finder

Spotted today in Hua Hin - whilst I was chatting with her friend who was shooting a Hasselblad 503CX and Ilford black and white!

The irony is that we were all at the Hua Hin 100 year anniversary exhibition

aaargh - happy days

p.s. it's a Canon

Edited October 20, 2009 by The Vulcan

[phetaroi]

Glad to see I'm not the only one shooting film with a range finder

Spotted today in Hua Hin - whilst I was chatting with her friend who was shooting a Hasselblad 503CX and Ilford black and white!

The irony is that we were all at the Hua Hin 100 year anniversary exhibition

aaargh - happy days

p.s. it's a Canon

Just today I was working with some pics from trips to Arches NP in Utah. Some were from the year before I went digital, others were with the EOS 50D. Some of the film shots were so good I was actually surprised. Then, another whole roll was questionable, and I was reminded how nice it is to have a pretty good idea when you take a shot if it is going to be at least okay. A few fond memories, but no regrets here.

[fabianfred]

Looking at some of my old transparencies from Kodachrome 64 or Fuji Velvia taken with my old Pentax 6x7 medium format...... their beauty is hard to better....

[tw25rw]

Looks like a Chinon rather than a Canon.

[The Vulcan]

Looks like a Chinon rather than a Canon.

Yes - I stand corrected there.

When I first saw her I thought she was using the new Olympus EP-1 but never really got close enough to take a good look.