- The photo above was taken at Ha Ha Tonka Springs. I used a Nikkormat FTn, 24 2.8 ais lens with Kodak Ektar 100 film.
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Canon Sure Shot Review
I got this Canon Sure Shot in a box of cameras that I picked up for $25. I found 5 cameras out of the box that I’ve enjoyed shooting. This is a pretty good one. It is auto exposure and … Continue reading
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Tagged Canon Sure Shot Review, Fuji Neopan 1600, low-light candids, New Years Eve
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Why fool with film? Part II: Compact Cameras.
Today’s cage match is between the Olympus XA and the Canon A1000IS, film vs. digital, looking for the best carry anywhere camera. My muse and I went to Paducah for a day trip and I took 2 cameras with me. … Continue reading
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Tagged canon a1000is, film vs. digital, kodak gold, olympus xa
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Nikon D700 and Tamron 28-75 Review
I took this combo with me to Nashville last weekend. The D700 and the Tamron 28-75 make a good pair. The lens is lightweight and very sharp. The only problems with the lens are a little bit of vignetting (darkening … Continue reading
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Tagged 28-75mm, D700, lens review, Nikon, Tamron
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Minolta Hi-Matic AF2 & Hi-Matic S2 Review
The Minolta Hi-Matic AF2 was Minolta’s first auto-focus point and shoot 35 mm camera. It was made by Minolta in 1981. The S2 is a scale focusing variation that uses a “scale” to focus. You simply look at the person … Continue reading
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Tagged camera review, minolta, minolta hi-matic af2, minolta hi-matic s2, point and shoot, rangefinder, viewfinder
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Pentax PC35AF
I bought a box full of cameras for $25 and I’m working my way through them looking for the perfect lightweight, take-anywhere camera. First up is a Pentax PC35AF. It has an excellent reputation among connoisseurs of cheap cameras for … Continue reading
LightMeter iPhone App Review
Light is what we photographers work with. Not cameras, film, lenses or digital sensors. We work with light. And understanding light is the most important aspect of understanding the craft of photography. Once you understand light you can bring that … Continue reading
Walzflex Camera Review
Walzflex is a TLR, a twin lens reflex camera. It has two lens that are identical twins. The top lens is for framing and focusing, the bottom lens is for taking the picture. I found mine in an antique mall … Continue reading
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Tagged 120 film, lightmeter, manual exposure, tlr, twin lens reflex, walzflex
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Canon Sure Shot Tele Review
Today’s camera is another thrift store bargain. I picked up this plastic rangefinder for $3 at the Miriam Switching Post, on Big Bend Boulevard in Maplewood, Mo. The Miriam Switching Post supports the Miriam Foundation which helps children with learning … Continue reading
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