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DcAnalogue
Italy
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jed
France
391 Posts
My Collection
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 Posted - May 21 2015 : 2:12:24 PM
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Jacques M.
France
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Posted - May 21 2015 : 2:13:57 PM
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Hi Dc!
I had already seen some on your photos on your blog.
Bravo!
I wonder if I will not buy a 6x6 camera one of these days. Just to change a bit...
If you want to show more photos, you can do it in the "photo gallery" forum.
Amitiés. Jacques. |
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DcAnalogue
Italy
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Posted - May 21 2015 : 3:41:52 PM
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Originally posted by jed
Congratulations !
Thanks Jed! 
Fsu Cams:
35 mm - Kiev 4, Zorky 4K
120: Moskva 5, Lubitel 166U
L.F. - Fotokor 1
My Film Photography Blog: https://thefilmrenaissance.wordpress.com/ |
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DcAnalogue
Italy
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Posted - May 21 2015 : 3:45:56 PM
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Originally posted by Jacques M.
Hi Dc!
I had already seen some on your photos on your blog.
Bravo!
I wonder if I will not buy a 6x6 camera one of these days. Just to change a bit...
If you want to show more photos, you can do it in the "photo gallery" forum.
Amitiés. Jacques.
Thanks Jaques!
Well, the square format is very interesting and "well balanced" in framing. Many loves it unconditionally, while other hate it the same way....
I like it very much....
Tomorrow I will test the "new" Lubitel.....
Of course, I'll post other photos in the gallery.
This time I posted here by mistake.... 
Fsu Cams:
35 mm - Kiev 4, Zorky 4K
120: Moskva 5, Lubitel 166U
L.F. - Fotokor 1
My Film Photography Blog: https://thefilmrenaissance.wordpress.com/ |
Edited by - DcAnalogue on May 21 2015 4:30:43 PM |
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Lenny
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Posted - Jun 05 2015 : 12:07:33 AM
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| Of course now with much better film you can get different results than back in 1956. I like the square format too. How many photos can you shoot per roll with 6x6 and 6x9? If you can shoot more photos per roll in 6x6 how did they manage that the film advance transports less film? Would have been great to have this feature on a Zorki, 24x24. |
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DcAnalogue
Italy
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Posted - Jun 05 2015 : 01:24:51 AM
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Originally posted by Lenny
Of course now with much better film you can get different results than back in 1956. I like the square format too. How many photos can you shoot per roll with 6x6 and 6x9? If you can shoot more photos per roll in 6x6 how did they manage that the film advance transports less film? Would have been great to have this feature on a Zorki, 24x24.
Don't know if film performs better now than in 1956 'cause I wasn't born yet (I was in '58)
But, some people still is nostalgic with some old emulsions and some of the actual films should be very similar to these (i.e. fomapan).
After all, photography has always been made (and... well made) for decades before now....
In my cameras I don't shot more frames per roll. Some has the automatic advance feature too (Rolleiflex, SuperIkonta etc) and with others I don't even know how to do it. But I use medium format really to shot few (but good) frames... So, 12 (in 6x6) and 8 (in 6x9) are enough for me. When I need more I use the Nettar (6x4,5) wher I get 16 frames. I bought an Agfa ISoly too with a 4x4 format but doesn't work and impossible to repair 'cause of missing parts. Actually I'm testing a Bencini Koroll 2: an Italian strange camera which shots 24 frames on 120 roll... We'll see how it works...
Soviet Cams:
35 mm - Kiev 4, Zorky 4K - Lomo Voskod
120: Moskva 5, Lubitel 166U
L.F. - Fotokor 1
My Film Photography Blog: https://thefilmrenaissance.wordpress.com/ |
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Moskva 5 - Some Tests
