Picked up an AF-1 for under $100 for for my wife. It has the same 35mm f/2.8 Zuiko lens as the Mju-II, a solid 80s build, and doesn't break the bank.
I put together a quick write-up with some sample scans if anyone’s considering one:
What's your favorite budget point-and-shoot right now?
Hello! I just wanted to share a few analog photos from my recent trip to Hong Kong. I completely romanticized the city through Wong Kar-wai movies and ended up enjoying my stay so much. I walked hundreds of kilometers with my two analog cameras and shot a lot. I love Hong Kong and I can't wait for my next trip. Thank you!
Today’s book review for #WorldPhotographyDay on PhotoBookHaul is the inspiring ‘The Blind Photographer’.
Julian Rothenstein and Mel Gooding’s groundbreaking collection challenges everything we know about imagery. Featuring 150 extraordinary works by blind and partially sighted photographers worldwide, it proves that vision extends far beyond sight. A truly profound, perception-shifting photobook that redefines the limits of visual art.
Come follow and find new hidden photobook gems.
Leica M4-P, Biogon 28mm, Ektachrome 100
Camera is Ricoh XR500, film are varied between ilford bw, kodak 200 and up to local developed film.
Let a non-photographer friend bring my most portable Canon EF setup on a trip and she got some stellar shots!
Reflxlabs 640T AHU metered at ISO 640, developed in Cinestill’s CS41 duo bath kit, scanned using the CS-LiteBrite+ with Fujifilm X-T4, 7artisans 60mm f/2.8 II Macro at f/5.6. Negative Lab Pro for inversion.
I’m still new to camera-scanning and also partially colour-blind so I tried my best to avoid weird color casts, lol.
Pollito tipo Gordon bleu, hecho con una pechuga deshuesada cortada bien delgada, se sofrie en aceite de oliva y especias
Ensalada de tomate, aguacate ,lechuga y berro con un ligero toque de aceite de oliva, pimienta y sal
De guarnición papas cambray asadas puestas a cocer previamente con sal , luego pasadas en un sarten con poca mantiene y aceite oliva agregando pimienta y otro toque de sal
Shot with my canon A2 with Kodak Ultramax 400
It was a great idea to take this film to the botanical garden. All the plants look so interesting, especially the ones under the bright light.
Scanned with Epson V850, converted with Negative Lab Pro.