A Quirky Guy with a Camera
Showing posts with label Vintage Lens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage Lens. Show all posts
9.25.2015

Big Quirk, Small Format: The Praktica FX3

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A few film photographers had asked me, "Why don't you give 35mm a try?"  And I had been repeatedly shelving the idea. Perhap...
4.24.2015

An X-Pro Project - Four Experiments in One

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"So, um, how do you like that restaurant down the street?" "I don't care for it?" "Really?!? How many times...
9.19.2014

Sparkly! Through the lens of the Konica AR 85mm f/1.8

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Ever ordered an appetizer sampler primarily for one thing only to discover that you liked something else on that same plate even more? Thi...
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8.01.2014

Bokehdocious! Through the Lens of the Helios 44-2

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Bokeh is a lot like music, in one could say "there is no good or bad bokeh, just bokeh you like and bokeh you don't like." B...
7.18.2014

Phriday Photo Ramble

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This is titled "A quirky guy and his camera," right? As I sputter to get going, it has at times felt more like "A quirky gu...
7.08.2014

May-December Romance: Mirrorless Cameras with Legacy Lenses

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A logic puzzle: I am the proud owner of a pair of Olympus PEN mirrorless Cameras using the Micro 4/3 Lens Mounts.  I have used over a do...
7.02.2014

For the Love of Kodachrome.

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I've had a resurgence of love for Kodachrome Slide film lately. I've had a fondness for this now (sadly) discontinued emulsion for...
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