Two random photos with two film cameras. The first with a 1/2 frame Canon Demi EE17 and the later one with a Nikon F3. Both with Kodak Double XX film, both developed the same. Amazing how similar the two photos look.
Canon Demi & Nikon F3 Full Post »»»»
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
Half-Frame – More goodies with the Canon Demi Full Post »»»»
Unexpected photos from a 1960’s Canon Demi EE17 half frame camera. The Kodak 5222 Double-X is a tad grainy, but it’s sharp. Developed in HC110 Dilution B for 5 minutes. I love the striped shadows. No special subject, only the sun shining through a railing at my Mother-in-Law’s apartment.
Half Frame Stripes Full Post »»»»
