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so i had great difficulty developing this film.
Initially i couldn't load the film, then once had finally loaded it all i had a feeling i had exposed the film to too much light and ruin the film but i hadn't although once developed i discovered my chemicals were exhausted and i had the dev temp too high as the film resulted in having this strong green cast throughout the entire film
thanks to daniel slama i could borrow his mamiya and got one more step to serious photography. i am so amazed by this heavy tool and a little bit shocked how the shutter cocks and moves the camera. i'll better bring a tripod next time.
Anthony, my mentor at the photo lab is leaving - for eight years. I went to see him on his last day at work. He had a present for me. It was a pick-up ticket for an item that would be ready at the lab in a week. Mysterious... I suspected it would be a print of one of his photos. Imagine my exhilaration, when I discovered the gift was an ENTIRE ROLL of film he had shot with his Mamiya RZ67 Pro II. A roll of 120 slide film, developed E-6. Not one picture, but ten! And he has not even seen them except thru his viewfinder. Can you imagine a more intriguing gift? Well here are Anthony's photos for you, and for him to see. Thanks again Tony.
so this is my first developed roll out my Kiev generally very happy with the results, haven't had an issue with leaks so haven't needed to flock the camera at all but i have been a victim of its notorious framing overlapping issue but nothing my Epson V500 can not solve. Developed this one myself with some old chemicals really quite surprised they came out :)
Beautiful shots. This was my third "test" roll in the Kiev 60. This time, I used the "Ultimate Exposure Computer" technique (kind of like an extrapolated version of Sunny 16). It seemed to helped aperture/shutter speed settings a lot, especially in this overcast weather. I still only have the waist-level viewfinder. My TTL viewfinder is on its way from Russia :).
so this is my first developed roll out my Kiev generally very happy with the results, haven't had an issue with leaks so haven't needed to flock the camera at all but i have been a victim of its notorious framing overlapping issue but nothing my Epson V500 can not solve. Developed this one myself with some old chemicals really quite surprised they came out :)
My first time shooting with the beautiful Mamiya C220. I was very lucky and bought this camera very cheap at a flea market and thought for sure something was wrong with it, but it turns out she is perfect and now we are inseparable.
