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Rollei chrome cr200 soaked in lemon juice 7 yeras ago. Shot 4 years ago in Torquay, Devon and Oxford. Developed last week. OH IT'S GOOD TO BE BACK! #Spinner #Rollei #Experimental #Oxford #Torquay #Devon #Sea #Lomography Spinner 360
First time hiking in Switzerland with my new Chamonix large format camera. Several liters of sweat later I ended up with this shot of Säntis, a beautiful mountain an hour from my home.
My first roll of Rollei Variochrome mostly shot at EI 320. Also other of the two rolls I developed simultaneously with a freshly mixed batch from Tetenal E6 kit. So far looking better than the batch I mixed before this one, even though the FD concentrate had started to build significant amount of sediment.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant 1/30sec.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
Last year I bought a Kodak Duaflex II on Ebay, it still had a film in it. I decided to develop it and considering it has been in the camera, I guess, for the best part of fifty years, I am quite pleased with the results. I wonder if anyone recognises the locations or indeed the two Ladies.
For those interested in the technicalities the camera has a 75mm Kodet f/15 lens with two shutter speeds: B – Bulb and I – Instant.
The film is a Kodak Verichrome Pan 125ASA 620 roll film. This is an obsolete film, last available in 1995. I developed this film in Tetenal Paranol S for 11min and continuous agitation for the first 30sec, then 5sec every 30 sec.
