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I was hunting for an Agfa Synchro Box for a long time. I happened to find two of them in equally good condition. I bought both and gave one to my friend as a present because he had always wanted to try medium format. With 6x9 you get an extra large negative and 8 shots per 120 film roll.
I was hunting for an Agfa Synchro Box for a long time. I happened to find two of them in equally good condition. I bought both and gave one to my friend as a present because he had always wanted to try medium format. With 6x9 you get an extra large negative and 8 shots per 120 film roll.
Group photo from our photography course, originally shot using an old Canon Eos 35mm film camera. We made a digital acetate negative and exposed onto old Jessops glossy darkroom paper. The image was then fixed giving it an unusual but pleasing reddish tone. I love the magic of old darkroom paper!!
I have tried to bring this antique glass plate camera to life with in camera lumen photography as this will work where film and glass pates wouls be tricky. This very battered but partly working with a just about functional 'T' setting whre you can tape the shutter open as the mechanism is not fully working. The camera name looks like 'Sanaewon' London but is difficult to read and has an Extra Rapid Aplanat f8 lens (no focal length stated). I have managed to get a few lumen photos out of this and can give this back to my friend with at least some evidence that with more servicing and care it may be fully functional one day!
Shot in the summer of 2024 on a Zenit 11 with Kodak Portra here in Port Credit and at the long closed (but slowly being repurposed) Canadian Forces Base - Picton.
