Pál_K
Cameras. I has it.
These are wonderful! A time machine!
That Kodachrome photo is simply the perfect example of Kodachrome colors. Also, the Kodak infrared. I miss that film.
Are those the live oaks in Northern California? I love seeing those, near Redding.
oldhaven
Member
I recently went through some slides from the early 70's and picked some out to scan. This is one from 1972 of my wife. I used my first camera, a Mamiya Sekor 1000DTL with 55/f1.4 lens that I bought a year earlier in the Navy Exchange in Norfolk, VA. I used the camera throughout the 7 years in the service and into the 80's and still have it. Finding it in a drawer a year ago started me on a journey to reintroduce myself to film. I found that a lot of the slides had aged badly, but the Kodachrome transparencies I have were as vivid as I remembered them. A lot of detail in this photo, and it was not scanned at high resolution.
oldhaven
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More Kodachrome slides of Barbara from about the same period. My favorite musician.
Tuna
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newst
Well-known
From my photographic infancy, a decade ago.
petronius
Mentor
1979 with my fathers Porst Reflex FX3 and my own 135mm
petronius
Mentor
1979, same camera with the Pentaflex 50mm/2,8 held in front of the camera in reverse position, HP5
petronius
Mentor
1980, Nikon FM with the infamous Beroflex 500/8 ("Wundertüte"), Kodachrome 64; I mounted the lens/camera combination to a homemade gunstock and enjoyed the weird looks I got in the zoo (I was 16;-).