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The most beautiful state

Some summer activities in Oregon on film. Can’t get enough of living here, truly, in my opinion, the best place too be.

u/Glad-Animator-7430 — 2 days ago

Renting a 120 camera in Portland

Does anyone know where I may be able to rent a 120 SLR camera in the Portland area? I haven’t found much online, just wanted to give the format a go.

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u/Glad-Animator-7430 — 8 days ago
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First roll of Portra 400 [Nikon FE, 50mm f1.8, Portra 400]

Really tried to pick my shots carefully on this one and pretty pleased with the results!

u/Glad-Animator-7430 — 9 days ago

Any opinions on this camera?

I’m very accustomed to my film SLR’s and rangefinders, but wanted something easier to take good quality film pics with during travel and unexpected moments; ended up picking up this Olympus infinity twin as my first go in this discipline. I know models such as the stylus epic/muji are all the rage but didn’t want to shell out 150 bucks or wait around till I found one at an estate sale, so I bought this for 28 bucks untested on eBay and it works perfectly. I have a roll of gold 200 in right now for my first feel out roll, but was wondering if anyone has any tips for successfully shooting this camera, or any good results? I’m used to manual control over everything and am a little skeptical of what exposures will look like and such.

u/Glad-Animator-7430 — 14 days ago
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Ferrari LaFerrari in Portland today

Along with a 918 spyder I might add, the British p1 must of broke down!

u/Glad-Animator-7430 — 1 month ago

Taken with a vintage Nikon 50 1.4 that I rehoused as a cine lens. One of my favorite things about this camera is the infinites adaptability for cheap.

u/Glad-Animator-7430 — 4 months ago