Forum: General photography discussion
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Re: Tripods
Personally I only ever buy used tripods because they get such a hammering that I don't want to spend much money on them. The Manfrotto 055 series tripods have been the best ones I've used so far....
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Forum: Announcements
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Forum: Announcements
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Forum: For sale or wanted small ads
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
6th July 2019
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Replies: 4
Views: 1,177
Re: Purple Haze
I think the idea is to mimic colour infrared film like Kodak Aerochrome.
Haha!
I did try 'colour correcting' these in Lightroom just to see what would happen - the results were not...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
4th July 2019
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Replies: 4
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Purple Haze
I recently got my hands on some Lomography Lomochrome Purple (https://shop.lomography.com/en/films/120-film/lomochrome-purple-film-400-120-5pack) which kind of mimics the legendary Kodak Aerochrome...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
4th July 2019
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Olympus IS-3000 Part 2 - Photos
Following on from my post about my 'new' Nineties wonder machine Olympus IS-3000 (http://e-group.uk.net/forum/showthread.php?t=50888), I've now put a couple of rolls of film through it. The first...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
28th June 2019
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Replies: 4
Views: 733
Re: Olympus IS-3000
Yes, we'll see. Most of the way through the first roll, probably finish it off tomorrow. One advantage of having the zoom lens, I guess, is not having to crop too much.
It's certainly not as...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
28th June 2019
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Replies: 4
Views: 733
Olympus IS-3000
I've never been a fan of bridge cameras, film or digital. But I had to give this one a go. Spotted this IS-3000 on Ebay various bits of kit for a grand total of £30.
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
26th June 2019
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Replies: 12
Views: 1,135
Re: Wartime Bridgend
Thanks!
Thanks John. Not bad for a camera that cost me £30 I guess. :)
I suppose the Isolette with the Solinar lens would have been quite a high end camera in its day though.
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Forum: General photography discussion
26th June 2019
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Replies: 58
Views: 2,890
Re: Honestly, do you like autofocus?
My preference for hand held shooting is usually auto focus, it's quicker and more accurate than focusing manually, for me at least. However there are times where manually selecting the focus is...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
26th June 2019
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Replies: 12
Views: 1,135
Re: Wartime Bridgend
Yes you're probably right about the quality. I also have an Isolette with an Agnar lens which is not so sharp and has more of a vintage look to it. And Tri-X probably would have suited better if I'd...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
20th June 2019
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Replies: 12
Views: 1,135
Re: Wartime Bridgend
I like the look of the Isola 1. A bit limited on shutter speed I believe though - isn't it limited to 1/50th sec or something?
Thanks!
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
20th June 2019
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Replies: 12
Views: 1,135
Re: Wartime Bridgend
Thanks Phil! Not many quality medium format cameras you can fold up and put in your pocket. I really should use it more often though.
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Forum: General photography discussion
20th June 2019
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Replies: 8
Views: 551
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
20th June 2019
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Replies: 12
Views: 1,135
Wartime Bridgend
Took my Agfa Isolette II to a Wartime Bridgend event last weekend. It's from the 1950s rather than 40s but it still looks the part at events like this. I also have an Isolette with an Agnar 75mm...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
6th June 2019
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Replies: 4
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Re: Royal Garden Party
The Iphone was nothing to do with me though. I realised I was never going to get a clear shot of the Queen from where I was standing so decided to take a shot of the person in front of me instead....
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
6th June 2019
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Replies: 4
Views: 978
Royal Garden Party
Last week my wife and I had the pleasure of going to a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace. Cameras were allowed, but not 'large cameras'. So my little Olympus Mju II was my choice for the day....
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Forum: General photography discussion
22nd May 2019
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Replies: 9
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Re: Fancy taking photos with a 90 year old camera
Beautiful. Does it take film, though, or plates? You can actually buy dry plates ready made:
https://www.pictoriographica.com/
And plate holders may soon be available via a Kickstarter as well:...
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
25th April 2019
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Replies: 8
Views: 1,524
Re: Gloucester Cathedral
Although Gloucester's not that far away from us I'd never actually been to the Cathedral before. Definitely worth a visit.
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Forum: Nostalgia Nexus - early and pre-digital discussion
25th April 2019
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Replies: 8
Views: 1,524
Re: Gloucester Cathedral
Oops...delayed reaction, hadn't noticed the other comments on this post, sorry.
Anyway, thanks all. And Nigel, I only took four shots altogether in Gloucester Cathedral, these were the only two...
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