Jonah
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photography_bloke
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Dolgoch at Abergynolwyn by mikehillman1983, on Flickr
Camera and Lens - Canon EOS 70D, EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 73mm (Handheld, IS active)
Settings - 1/250, f/5 and ISO 500 (Av mode, no exposure compensation)
Location - Abergynolwyn Station, Talyllyn Railway, North Wales
Colour popped in Photoshop
Eagle Eyed viewers of The One Show on Tuesday may well recognise the locomotive
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Jonah
Spouting nonsense since the day I learned to talk
Cannock Chase panorama by bigbluewolf, on Flickr
John Marwood
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Dolgoch at Abergynolwyn by mikehillman1983, on Flickr
Camera and Lens - Canon EOS 70D, EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 73mm (Handheld, IS active)
Settings - 1/250, f/5 and ISO 500 (Av mode, no exposure compensation)
Location - Abergynolwyn Station, Talyllyn Railway, North Wales
Colour popped in Photoshop
Eagle Eyed viewers of The One Show on Tuesday may well recognise the locomotive
Buy ya own train set ..
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-stoke-staffordshire-30830799
photography_bloke
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Black and White Bridge by mikehillman1983, on Flickr
One from the film archives, taken at some point in 2009
Camera and Lens - Seagull Medium Format TLR, fixed lens at 75mm
Settings - Shutter and Aperture unknown, Ilford FP4 120 roll Black and White Film (ISO 125), Tripod Mounted, Fully Manual
Location - Dolgoch Falls, North Wales
The film would have been developed using Promicrol developer and Amfix fixer, although I'm now looking to switch back to Ilford Ilfosol 3 and Rapid Fixer
Gramaisc
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Canal photography competition - http://www.staffordshirenewsletter....-competition/story-25913521-detail/story.html .
Cold canal by bigbluewolf, on Flickr
Jonah
Spouting nonsense since the day I learned to talk
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photography_bloke
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They are pretty much standard now yes, have been for a while - although my Seagull (the camera in my avatar picture) has a leaf shutter
Gramaisc
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I hadn't noticed that happen - it used to be fairly obvious if a moving object had been pictured with a Praktica - it was OK if they leaned forwards, but it just looked so wrong if they leaned backwards.
Do they always operate downwards, or is it up/down on alternate shots?
I have my old Lubitel somewhere...
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John Marwood
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In Atlanta they like lenses so much they are making a roof out of them
photography_bloke
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They always operate downwards, the shutter resets after the exposure.
I'm not sure when vertical focal plane shutters became the norm, although I know my Dads 1975 Cosina has one - actually got some film in that at the moment, need to take it out on a trip somewhere!
Noah
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Talking of film, Tesco in Rugeley had some Fujifilm 200 reduced for quick sale the other day. Someone found a box in the back of a warehouse somewhere?
John Marwood
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photography_bloke
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Most likely in the case of Tesco - they do still make it though, along with Kodak (who still make the professional Portra and Ektar films) and Agfa, as well as Ilford for black and white film
I'm using some FujiFilm Superia 400 at the moment
Jonah
Spouting nonsense since the day I learned to talk
Eye by bigbluewolf, on Flickr