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Showing posts with label Yashica Mat. Show all posts
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Interlude from San Francisco - September 2011
So work has been crazy busy and I had absolutely no time to do any posting for a while, or anything else for that matter. In the mean time, I got hold of a Yashica Mat and ran a couple of test rolls through it while I was doing my daily commute.
The mess at work and the legal drug.
The light at the end of the tunnel... belongs to a train.
The religion.
The concentration.
The squeeze.
The wait.
The splash.
I love the square format. There is just something amazingly well-balanced with each composition.
I also love the fact that with even a cheap scanner, I can get 160 megapixels out of a single negative. Yes, you read that right. 160 megapixels.
Total investments: about $400.
One up for analog.
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| Yashica Mat LM, Kodak TriX 400 El 1600 |
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| Yashica Mat LM, Kodak TriX 400 El 1600 |
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| Yashica Mat LM, Kodak TriX 400 El 1600 |
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| Yashica Mat LM, Kodak TriX 400 El 1600 |
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| Yashica Mat LM, Kodak TriX 400 El 1600 |
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| Yashica Mat LM, Kodak TriX 400 El 1600 |
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| Yashica Mat LM, Kodak TriX 400 El 1600 |
I love the square format. There is just something amazingly well-balanced with each composition.
I also love the fact that with even a cheap scanner, I can get 160 megapixels out of a single negative. Yes, you read that right. 160 megapixels.
Total investments: about $400.
One up for analog.
Labels:
Black and White,
HC110,
Kodak Tri-X,
street,
Yashica Mat
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