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The preferred way to store data. Excuse poor iPhone pic of badly-exposed negs. :) Forty years ago, the average family probably shot no more ...
Analogue is NOT digital
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A reader known only as LCL left an interesting comment last week to my post A Less Beautiful Ralph Gibson that rekindled the old "anal...
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Leica M2, 50mm Summicron, Tmax 400 developed in Firstcall Superfine. T.O.D. contributor David M. , in a comment on my previous post, advised...
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I'm starting to gather together some nice Leica negatives that deserve more than just a quick work print or scan. Leica M2, 50mm Summicr...
Nothing can eclipse McDonald's!
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No prizes for guessing where I watched the eclipse from then. It coincided with my morning coffee today so I whipped out the iPhone and took...
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There's just something about a Leica film camera, isn't there? I took my 84-year-old mother for a coffee the other day and, while we...
The LEICA Diaries - Part Five
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Here's a strange thing that I wasn't expecting with the Leica. Most of us have a "vertical bias" when framing a scene in t...
Artful Cock-Ups
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Ilford's Pan F+ is a lovely film capable of producing very sharp and fine-grained negatives but not without its little foibles. For a st...
The LEICA Diaries - Part Four
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Garden, Westhaven Leica M2, 35mm f3.5 Summaron, Tmax 400 developed in Firstcall Superfine. If you read stuff online about loading a film int...
Voigtlander Vitessa off to a new home
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After much deliberation, I decided to sell my Vitessa despite the excellence of it's fabulous 50mm f2 Ultron lens. It was a hard decisio...
The whys and wherefores of test strips
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Contributor David M. continues his look at the essentials of the darkroom with a comprehensive guide to one of the simplest but most importa...
The LEICA Diaries: Part Three
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Leica M2, 50mm Rigid Summicron, Tmax 400 developed in Firstcall Superfine. BLOODY LENS CAPS! Yes, I've taken my first pic with a blinker...
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The Rochester Institute of Technology. (Elizabeth Lamark, RIT) Although digital has quickly risen to become photography's main image-cap...
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