messed up loading a roll of 800T. didn't know if this shot even turned out. I thought it'd be cool to see this with blue skies since I normally only see it in complete darkness.
Inspired by @dourbalistar, I picked up a 35mm adapter for my Pentax 67. Had some issues with film flatness shooting without the film mask in order to expose all the way to the edge, but a few worked out nicely.
OregonSun wrote:
Inspired by @dourbalistar@, I picked up a 35mm adapter for my Pentax 67. Had some issues with film flatness shooting without the film mask in order to expose all the way to the edge, but a few worked out nicely.
OregonSun wrote:
Inspired by @dourbalistar@, I picked up a 35mm adapter for my Pentax 67. Had some issues with film flatness shooting without the film mask in order to expose all the way to the edge, but a few worked out nicely.
Last summer I brought my M6 and Collapsible Summicron, along with a bunch of Kodak Tmax 400 for a four week trip to the Arctic aboard the light icebreaker CCGS Sir Wilfrid Laurier. We left Victoria, BC early July and ended in Kugluktuk, Nunavut in early August. I'd like to share some of the shots I got over the next few posts, and I'll try to keep them in sequential order.
The film mask that came with my Pentax 67 35mm panorama adapter was basically xpan sized. After having issues shooting without the mask (out of focus due to film not being flat), I modified the mask to expose as much of the film as possible.
- Last summer I brought my M6 and Collapsible Summicron, along with a bunch of Kodak Tmax 400 for a four week trip to the Arctic aboard the light icebreaker CCGS Sir Wilfrid Laurier. We left Victoria, BC early July and ended in Kugluktuk, Nunavut in early August. I'd like to share some of the shots I got over the next few posts, and I'll try to keep them in sequential order.
helimat wrote: - Last summer I brought my M6 and Collapsible Summicron, along with a bunch of Kodak Tmax 400 for a four week trip to the Arctic aboard the light icebreaker CCGS Sir Wilfrid Laurier. We left Victoria, BC early July and ended in Kugluktuk, Nunavut in early August. I'd like to share some of the shots I got over the next few posts, and I'll try to keep them in sequential order.
Post #2 - Strait of Juan De Fuca
Love this series. One camera, one lens, one film type for a long trip. Awesome.
