Downtown Jacksonville, January, 2025

Picked up a functioning (monstly) Minolta 110 Zoom and ran a cartridge of Lomography Orca 110 through it. Developed for 7 minutes in Kodak D-76, diluted 1 + 1 on a 3D printed 110 reel I picked up from the fine folks at Film Stuff Lab (www.etsy.com/shop/FilmStuffLab). Scanned on the Epson V600 with a 110 mask 3D printed by some more fine folks at Negative Solutions (www.etsy.com/shop/NegativeSolutions). Took these on a walk-about in Downtown Jacksonville. The camera works pretty well, even its auto metering seems to work okay. However, the shutter lagged tremendously depressing the button to the shutter actually firing. When it did fire, it seemed accurate(ish) based on the exposure. However, because of the lag, it sounded like the shutter was opening and sticking. Lesson learned for next time.

Photographer:
northernsceneinsouthernlight
Uploaded:
2025-01-20
Tags:
110 analogue b/w d-76 kodak lomography minolta orca
Camera:
Minolta 110 Zoom SLR
Film:
B&W Orca 110 ISO 100 (available in our shop)
Lens:
Minolta Zoom Rokkor-Macro 25-50mm 1:4.5
City:
Jacksonville, FL
Decade:
2020s
Year:
2025
Albums:
Minolta 110 Zoom; Lomo Orca 110; January, 2025

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