I have added an Olympus OM-4T to the stable, and this image was taken with my Sigma 90mm/2.8 lens. I love the way this lens renders!
Ultrafine Xtreme 400, developed in D-76 1+1
Olympus 4T
Ultrafine Xtreme 400, developed in D-76 1+1
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Ultrafine Xtreme 400, developed in D-76 1+1
Trees on a Winter Morning
It was a bright sunny day this morning, so good for a quick outing in the neighbourhood.
Ultrafine Xtreme 400 film
developed in Pyrocat-HD
Stairs at Taylor Creek Park
The winter wonderland snow of recent days is gone, but there are still scenes of interest in Taylor Creek Park
Eastman Double-x film
developed in Cinestill DF96 monobath
Three More Images from Taylor Creek
I decided to post three more images from Taylor Creek Park, again taken with my Olympus OM-1 on Eastman Double-X film. In terms of the brief sunshine I was in the right place at the right time!
A Window of Light
Yesterday for a brief while in the morning there was dazzling sunshine, and it was like the forest at Taylor Creek Park woke up from a grey nap.
Eastman Double-X film
A Tree in Winter
Another image from my trip to the Scarborough Bluffs recently. The light was so flat I really had to crank up the contrast to get an image I liked.
Ilford HP5+
A Dull Morning
I was out yesterday with my new (to me) Olympus OM-1 kit. The light was exceedingly dull, so I did my best to make the most of whatever was there.
Kodak TMax 400
Macro Monday: Like Me . . .
. . . slightly bent 🙂
Olympus Pen F 35mm half-frame SLR, Nikkor 55mm/3.5 macro lens (with adapter)
Rollei 80s film, developed in Rodinal 1:50 for 16 minutes
Two for Two
Today’s image is from a roll I was using to test both a camera, and a film/developer combo. I was testing my newly acquired Olympus Pen F (replacing a faulty/not really repairable Pen FT). The Pen F is a 35mm half-frame SLR of the 1960’s and is truly a cult classic.
The second test involved pairing Eastman Double-X 5222 film with Diafine film developer to increase the speed to around EI 400.
I am happy to say that both tests were successful. 🙂
A Fun Trip
Something different this time around; I finally got around to developing my first roll from my Olympus Trip 35. The Trip 35 has well deserved cult status among film shooters; a simple camera, with zone-focusing, only two shutter speeds and a Selenium meter. but with a lens (a Zuiko 40mm f/2.8) that is very sharp. The Selenium meter also makes it an auto-exposure camera that does not require batteries.
I’ll have to make a point of using this fun little camera more often 🙂
My Third Eye 