12-07-2008
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Although that's a pretty cold period of the year in my area - I'll get my long Johns  .There's no bad weather, only bad clothes. Count me in ! |
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12-07-2008
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Although that's a pretty cold period of the year in my area - I'll get my long Johns .There's no bad weather, only bad clothes. Count me in ! |
That's the spirit!
I think I'll confine myself to warm coffee shops and homes, and keep to isolated ventures into the cold. |
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12-07-2008
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I'm in. I've got a 40 Rokkor-M en route (thanks again, Joe!), and this will be the perfect opportunity for it to get acquainted w/ me and my M2.
Roland, Robert -- bobkonos & I want to come down to SF for a little shooting after Christmas -- any chance for a meet up?
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12-07-2008
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Ok, I need to bond with my Bessa T and Voigtländer Collapsible Heliar 50mm f3.5...
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Whoa! For a moment, I thought I was looking at my Bessa T! Nice rig, Lynn!
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12-07-2008
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This sounds fun.
I'm in with an M8 and either a 35 UC hex or 50 summilux v.2.
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12-09-2008
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i'm also torn: zi w/ cv nokton 35 1.4 sc OR fuji gw670iii
maybe i'll toss'em both as high as i can, and whichever i catch shall be the one i not use?
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12-09-2008
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i'm also torn: zi w/ cv nokton 35 1.4 sc OR fuji gw670iii
maybe i'll toss'em both as high as i can, and whichever i catch shall be the one i not use?
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Borrow a well padded catcher's mitt!
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12-09-2008
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Borrow a well padded catcher's mitt!
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Or ... just let them both hit the floor and use the one that's still working!
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12-09-2008
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or send both to me and i will choose it for you! ; )
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12-10-2008
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infrequent,
Your signature may help me decide on a combination.
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12-14-2008
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What the heck! I'll use my Bessa R and Rigid Industar 50 lens. I just discovered that a Kodak Series V chrome lens hood fits this lens and I'm waiting for one in the mail from ebay. So, Ill be ready to go.
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12-14-2008
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qu'est-ce que c'est?
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Keith, when you say no cropping, what exactly do you mean? Well, I know what cropping is, but I guess I wonder if you mean absolutely no cropping? For example, if I print my 35mm neg on 5x7 paper, it necessitates some cropping. Is that OK?
If so, I'm in. M6 classic, 50mm Summarit and HP5+.
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12-14-2008
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Originally Posted by crawdiddy
Keith, when you say no cropping, what exactly do you mean? Well, I know what cropping is, but I guess I wonder if you mean absolutely no cropping? For example, if I print my 35mm neg on 5x7 paper, it necessitates some cropping. Is that OK?
If so, I'm in. M6 classic, 50mm Summarit and HP5+.
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Hi Dan,
I guess I was being a little tongue in cheek with the no cropping remark ... I think we should just exercise a little restraint and not crop from landscape to portrait or vice versa, or anything quite that extreme.
Hey ... if the bartender had his way it'd be no SLR's DSLR's or anything that wasn't a rangefinder. Luckily I don't remember him suggesting that to me!
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12-14-2008
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qu'est-ce que c'est?
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Originally Posted by Keith
Hi Dan,
I guess I was being a little tongue in cheek with the no cropping remark ... I think we should just exercise a little restraint and not crop from landscape to portrait or vice versa, or anything quite that extreme.
Hey ... if the bartender had his way it'd be no SLR's DSLR's or anything that wasn't a rangefinder. Luckily I don't remember him suggesting that to me! |
Very reasonable. I look forward to it. Remind me to lock up all my other gear, so I don't slip up.
Btw, hope to see something wild from Oz, like the Python in your back yard, for example. 
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12-14-2008
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I expect that it'll be my Bessa L sporting its 15mm f/4.5 Super Wide Heliar. No cropping to me means printing full frame with the black borders to prove it, but that's how I usually print B&W anyway.
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12-14-2008
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What a great challange. I'm in:
MP....Make that M2
35mm Summicron
Tri-X
Best regards & Happy Holidays.
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12-14-2008
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No cropping to me means printing full frame with the black borders to prove it, but that's how I usually print B&W anyway.
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So your prints have perforation holes and all these KODAK/ILFORD/AGFA words, along with frame numbers?
This question is actual to me, because I scan prints and cropping is natural there, + I don't like to waste paper since it is not cheap. |
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12-14-2008
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I'm also in, I'll be using my Leica M2 and Color Skopar 35mm (just about to pay for it and the such -- so hopefully here this week.) Probably will use Tri-X.
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12-14-2008
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I'm in. I have to decide what camera I'll be using though. My eos EF-M originally planned has a sticky top shutter speed.
Maybe a canonet GIII?
Maybe just my 5d....
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12-14-2008
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I'm in. I have to decide what camera I'll be using though. My eos EF-M originally planned has a sticky top shutter speed.
Maybe a canonet GIII?
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Don't worry Gavin ... with two days to go I haven't decided either yet.
I considered my Crown Graphic but the thought of lugging that around in the current heat in Brisbane doesn't excite me much ... but I wouldn't mind staying away from 35mm for the two weeks so I'm now leaning towards my Bronica RF 645.
But this could change of course!
I notice Al's going for his signature Bessa and 15mm Heliar!
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12-14-2008
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Will try to give this ago with an M2 + my recoated 35mm Summaron and that 400 Superia I must use up.
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12-15-2008
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Originally Posted by Keith
Don't worry Gavin ... with two days to go I haven't decided either yet.
I considered my Crown Graphic but the thought of lugging that around in the current heat in Brisbane doesn't excite me much ... but I wouldn't mind staying away from 35mm for the two weeks so I'm now leaning towards my Bronica RF 645.
But this could change of course!
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Crown Graphic and Brisbane heatbowl sounds like a decent effort Keith - although it would certainly be different.
You've given me a great idea though... There's a little old Holga that's only been used a few times so far sitting in my cupboard - Maybe I should shoot down to photo continental in Mt Gravatt and pick up some 120 rolls.... Hmmm. Would be interesting to use the holga with a tiny flash and the 120 film on new years night. It's certainly out of my comfort zone... |
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12-15-2008
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith
I guess I was being a little tongue in cheek with the no cropping remark ... I think we should just exercise a little restraint and not crop from landscape to portrait or vice versa, or anything quite that extreme
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Yay! Now I am 100% in!
Nothing unusual: Leica M6 with Jupiter-8 I think. |
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You Guys are TOAST! |
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12-15-2008
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"MigRacer&qu ot; AKA Miguel
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You Guys are TOAST!
Hmm The Argus C3 or the Kodak RF35, Kodak 100 or Kodachrome 64?
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12-15-2008
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Should I attempt to uphold the reputation of the 35mm UC-Hexanon against an onslought of 35mm 'Crons, 'Luxs and C/V competition?
Too many lenses. Too little time.
Yikes! The 17th is rapidly approaching.
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