A couple of 35mm pinhole images. Taken at the beach one summer day in New Jersey. Ilford Pan F film to get the finest grain. I like this camera and format, but this first-generation model has flaws that are being addressed by the maker for me. This format needs very simple subjects, in my opinion. Few details. Bold lines. And it works. AND the camera is tiny and with its 24mm square format, you get around 50 photos on a 36exp roll.
From the same walk as the other 850nm shot of the bushes. Olympus E-M5.1 with an AliExpress 850nm deep IR filter. 1. I passed by a trash can and wondered if the dark green of the plastic would render different in IR. It did.2. A little garden next to the sidewalk. Nice in Infrared3. Geometry of the curbs and storm drain4. A drainage grate
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So you have 20 minutes before a doctor’s appointment. What do you do? Do you stick your nose in your phone? Or do you take that camera that you brought with you and do something with it? Of course, I went walking. I brought my Olympus E-M5 Infrared camera with a new-to-me $25 850nm filter from Ali-Express. It came and had no edge marking, so I had to make a little thin label, or I’d never remember what this super-dark filter was. I walked by this professional building and saw black, concrete-filled car barriers with dark green bushes in front
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More frames from my Canon Demi EE17. This is a very nice half-frame camera. The more I use it, the more I like it. Nice bright finder. Auto-exposure via SS-preferred. Yes, it’s a zone-focus camera, so no rangefinder. But that’s not a huge issue, at lease not for me. The AE has been very good for me. I have a CRIS adapter in it to convert for the PX625 battery. I especially love the first one with it’s shadows. All photos with bulk-loaded Kodak 5222 Double X in HC110 B. My favorite emulation combo right now. The images are sharp
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More photos from Covington, GA in September. Wonderful, pastel colors in ordinary items like the Zinnia’s at the end of their summer glory by a building. A rust-covered screen over a derelict building. A vine covered window that has seen better days All with the Olympus E-M1.2 and the superb 12-40/2.8
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