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Posts: 1411 		Post Options Post Options   Quote bonneville Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 January 2019 at 12:25
Update on the update. 10 days on and I have yet to take a film photo

It has been so bitterly cold that venturing out has been for essential trips only and with a dicky heart I don't want to risk it unnecessarily. However, please don't wait for me. Once you have finished a roll and selected the third for posting head over to the main thread (see Bob J's link in previous post) and let's see them

I'll join you very soon.
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Posts: 3972 		Post Options Post Options   Quote alanfrombangor Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 January 2019 at 19:16
I've exposed 11/12 on my first film, using the Kodak Duaflex (original UK version) found when clearing out my parents house, dating from around 1950.

It's not much more sophisticated than a pinhole camera, with a 75 mm Kodet lens, fixed aperture of f15 and fixed focus from 1.5 metres to infinity. It's a primitive device but it probably took the most treasured photos in my possession. It's a sunny summer day holiday snap camera so I'm being very optimistic in the greyness of midwinter.

Film is the defunct 620 format which is the same size as 120 film, you can either re-spool it yourself or you can buy it already re-spooled, ideal for clumsy people such as me.





And here's a scan of a photo I think was probably taken with this camera, I'm on the left. I think Martin Parr may have been inspired by my dad

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I'm about 6 shots into a 36 exposure roll of Kodak 400TX, so two keepers so far!
NEX-3, 6 | A77ii | A700 | Dynax 505si super | Maxxum 9 | SRT-101 | many lenses! | Instagram: @ArtWong128
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Posts: 2112 		Post Options Post Options   Quote ADub128 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 January 2019 at 19:29
@alan -- wow, great camera and story. "Kodak Moment" (tm) at its finest!! That camera is in mint condition.
NEX-3, 6 | A77ii | A700 | Dynax 505si super | Maxxum 9 | SRT-101 | many lenses! | Instagram: @ArtWong128
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Posts: 89 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Barrin Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22 January 2019 at 11:02
Ok, I'm in, just loaded a 24 shots solaris 100 roll in my 3xi..the mightly lonely lonely minibeercan on top, let's have fun!
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Posts: 5134 		Post Options Post Options   Quote wetapunga Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22 January 2019 at 18:12
Still waiting to begin. Spent some time in hospital having IV antibiotics dripping into my arms and still in recovery mode.
a7R, a77ii, QX100 | Minolta 17-35mm G, 20mm, 35-105mm O, 50mm M, 70-210 beercan, 85mm G, 100mm M, 300mm G | Sony 16-50mm, CZ16-80mm, 70-200mm G, 135mm f2.8 STF | Tokina 11-16mm
 



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@wetapunga -- feel better! No rush ... we still have lots of time.
NEX-3, 6 | A77ii | A700 | Dynax 505si super | Maxxum 9 | SRT-101 | many lenses! | Instagram: @ArtWong128
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Posts: 2515 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Kilkry Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 January 2019 at 19:28
Hope you get better quick wetapunga!


For mf focus accuracy I've had better success with this rangefinder than any of the three manual focus SLRs I've prior experience with. The MFD is not so great but the focus aid seems so much easier to read.
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I'M IN!

I just got back a roll yesterday and would like to post, it seems like I can only upload using a web link....as I don't see a way to direct upload from my computer.

The other thread said something about "subscribe" but I can't find a "Subscribe" button.
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Posts: 1855 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Howard_S Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 January 2019 at 19:43
Originally posted by Hike Pics Hike Pics wrote:

I'M IN!

I just got back a roll yesterday and would like to post, it seems like I can only upload using a web link....as I don't see a way to direct upload from my computer.

The other thread said something about "subscribe" but I can't find a "Subscribe" button.
As far as I know Dyxum does not host photos. instead you link them from third-party sites like Flickr, etc. There will be a thread somewhere explaining how to do this and I'm sure someone will know where it is ... (If you use Flickr it's quite simple: click on a photo's 'Share Photo' arrow (at bottom right), select BBCode and the size you want to post at (to a maximum of 1024 px on the long side), copy the code, and post it here.

That reference to subscribing is just a pointer to announcing your intention to participate in this thread.
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Posts: 17 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Hike Pics Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 January 2019 at 03:32
Originally posted by Howard_S Howard_S wrote:

Originally posted by Hike Pics Hike Pics wrote:

I'M IN!

I just got back a roll yesterday and would like to post, it seems like I can only upload using a web link....as I don't see a way to direct upload from my computer.

The other thread said something about "subscribe" but I can't find a "Subscribe" button.
As far as I know Dyxum does not host photos. instead you link them from third-party sites like Flickr, etc. There will be a thread somewhere explaining how to do this and I'm sure someone will know where it is ... (If you use Flickr it's quite simple: click on a photo's 'Share Photo' arrow (at bottom right), select BBCode and the size you want to post at (to a maximum of 1024 px on the long side), copy the code, and post it here.

That reference to subscribing is just a pointer to announcing your intention to participate in this thread.


Thanks, I just posted 3.

I started out this year thinking I might shoot maybe 25% film. After I shot 2 rolls recently I'm thinking it just might be more than that. It brings back a LOT of good old memories.
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Posts: 546 		Post Options Post Options   Quote pakodominguez Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 January 2019 at 15:23
Originally posted by Snegren Snegren wrote:

With the current weather (grey, rain, storm) I remain in hibernation.
I feel you...
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Pako Dominguez
www.pakodominguez.photo/blog
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Posts: 928 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Tue Romanow Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 February 2019 at 12:46
I'm tempted to join in as soon as the weather gets better. Yes, it's absolutely rotten here in Denmark, too. Cameras will be Minolta XG-1 and my newly acquired Yashica Mat 124G. I'll probably go with Fomapan 100 and expired Ilford HP5. I'd love to try some color films (Portra and Ektar) in the Yashica, too but it's a pain to get them developed around here.
There's no such thing as too many lenses.
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Posts: 442 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Mark Twain Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21 May 2019 at 10:30
A bit late but I will join in. My first film should be ready next week or maybe already this week :)

Unfortunately I do not have an alpha mount film camera so I will go with my SR-T 303b and X-700.
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