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𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒔
A comienzos del siglo XX, la fotografía todavía tenía algo de ritual.
No era algo cotidiano.
Era lenta, técnica y, sobre todo, cara.
Hacerse un retrato implicaba ir a un estudio, posar con calma y esperar un resultado que no siempre estaba al alcance de cualquiera.En ese contexto aparece en 1900 la Kodak Brownie, una pequeña cámara lanzada por Kodak con una idea bastante clara: que cualquiera pudiera hacer fotos sin ser fotógrafo.
Costaba un dólar.
Y eso lo cambia todo.Era un aparato sencillo, casi básico, pensado para quitarle complejidad a la fotografía.
No había que saber de lentes, ni de química, ni de tiempos de exposición.
Solo había que encuadrar, disparar y seguir con la vida.
El resto lo hacía el laboratorio.Hasta ese momento, la fotografía había sido algo más cercano a la élite técnica. Incluso desde sus inicios en el siglo XIX, con experimentos como los primeros autorretratos de Robert Cornelius, el proceso seguía siendo largo, delicado y poco accesible.
La Brownie rompe esa barrera.
De repente, la gente empieza a fotografiar lo cotidiano: un cumpleaños, un paseo, un niño jugando, una reunión familiar.
Cosas que antes no se consideraban “dignas” de quedar registradas ahora empiezan a formar parte de la memoria visual de la gente común.Y ahí está el cambio real.
La fotografía deja de ser solo documento histórico o retrato formal, y empieza a convertirse en algo personal, casi íntimo.
No se trata ya de posar para la historia, sino de guardar momentos propios.La Kodak Brownie no inventa la fotografía, pero sí cambia quién puede usarla.
Y eso, en la práctica, es lo que hace que el mundo moderno empiece a parecerse más al que conocemos hoy: uno donde cualquiera puede capturar su vida, sin pedir permiso.
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#fotografia #historia #kodak #brownie #camaras #curiosidades #innovacion #culturavisual #historiacotidiana #fotografiaanalogica #fotografiapopular #tecnologia #sigloxx
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𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒔
A comienzos del siglo XX, la fotografía todavía tenía algo de ritual.
No era algo cotidiano.
Era lenta, técnica y, sobre todo, cara.
Hacerse un retrato implicaba ir a un estudio, posar con calma y esperar un resultado que no siempre estaba al alcance de cualquiera.En ese contexto aparece en 1900 la Kodak Brownie, una pequeña cámara lanzada por Kodak con una idea bastante clara: que cualquiera pudiera hacer fotos sin ser fotógrafo.
Costaba un dólar.
Y eso lo cambia todo.Era un aparato sencillo, casi básico, pensado para quitarle complejidad a la fotografía.
No había que saber de lentes, ni de química, ni de tiempos de exposición.
Solo había que encuadrar, disparar y seguir con la vida.
El resto lo hacía el laboratorio.Hasta ese momento, la fotografía había sido algo más cercano a la élite técnica. Incluso desde sus inicios en el siglo XIX, con experimentos como los primeros autorretratos de Robert Cornelius, el proceso seguía siendo largo, delicado y poco accesible.
La Brownie rompe esa barrera.
De repente, la gente empieza a fotografiar lo cotidiano: un cumpleaños, un paseo, un niño jugando, una reunión familiar.
Cosas que antes no se consideraban “dignas” de quedar registradas ahora empiezan a formar parte de la memoria visual de la gente común.Y ahí está el cambio real.
La fotografía deja de ser solo documento histórico o retrato formal, y empieza a convertirse en algo personal, casi íntimo.
No se trata ya de posar para la historia, sino de guardar momentos propios.La Kodak Brownie no inventa la fotografía, pero sí cambia quién puede usarla.
Y eso, en la práctica, es lo que hace que el mundo moderno empiece a parecerse más al que conocemos hoy: uno donde cualquiera puede capturar su vida, sin pedir permiso.
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#fotografia #historia #kodak #brownie #camaras #curiosidades #innovacion #culturavisual #historiacotidiana #fotografiaanalogica #fotografiapopular #tecnologia #sigloxx
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𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒔
A comienzos del siglo XX, la fotografía todavía tenía algo de ritual.
No era algo cotidiano.
Era lenta, técnica y, sobre todo, cara.
Hacerse un retrato implicaba ir a un estudio, posar con calma y esperar un resultado que no siempre estaba al alcance de cualquiera.En ese contexto aparece en 1900 la Kodak Brownie, una pequeña cámara lanzada por Kodak con una idea bastante clara: que cualquiera pudiera hacer fotos sin ser fotógrafo.
Costaba un dólar.
Y eso lo cambia todo.Era un aparato sencillo, casi básico, pensado para quitarle complejidad a la fotografía.
No había que saber de lentes, ni de química, ni de tiempos de exposición.
Solo había que encuadrar, disparar y seguir con la vida.
El resto lo hacía el laboratorio.Hasta ese momento, la fotografía había sido algo más cercano a la élite técnica. Incluso desde sus inicios en el siglo XIX, con experimentos como los primeros autorretratos de Robert Cornelius, el proceso seguía siendo largo, delicado y poco accesible.
La Brownie rompe esa barrera.
De repente, la gente empieza a fotografiar lo cotidiano: un cumpleaños, un paseo, un niño jugando, una reunión familiar.
Cosas que antes no se consideraban “dignas” de quedar registradas ahora empiezan a formar parte de la memoria visual de la gente común.Y ahí está el cambio real.
La fotografía deja de ser solo documento histórico o retrato formal, y empieza a convertirse en algo personal, casi íntimo.
No se trata ya de posar para la historia, sino de guardar momentos propios.La Kodak Brownie no inventa la fotografía, pero sí cambia quién puede usarla.
Y eso, en la práctica, es lo que hace que el mundo moderno empiece a parecerse más al que conocemos hoy: uno donde cualquiera puede capturar su vida, sin pedir permiso.
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#fotografia #historia #kodak #brownie #camaras #curiosidades #innovacion #culturavisual #historiacotidiana #fotografiaanalogica #fotografiapopular #tecnologia #sigloxx
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Ashton Memorial
📷 Zenit-E 🔎 Mir-1b 37mm
🎞️ Kodak Ultramax #35mmLancaster, England
#Kodak #FilmPhotography #Ultramax #Photography #Lancaster #Edwardian #England #Architecture
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Ashton Memorial
📷 Zenit-E 🔎 Mir-1b 37mm
🎞️ Kodak Ultramax #35mmLancaster, England
#Kodak #FilmPhotography #Ultramax #Photography #Lancaster #Edwardian #England #Architecture
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Ashton Memorial
📷 Zenit-E 🔎 Mir-1b 37mm
🎞️ Kodak Ultramax #35mmLancaster, England
#Kodak #FilmPhotography #Ultramax #Photography #Lancaster #Edwardian #England #Architecture
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Ashton Memorial
📷 Zenit-E 🔎 Mir-1b 37mm
🎞️ Kodak Ultramax #35mmLancaster, England
#Kodak #FilmPhotography #Ultramax #Photography #Lancaster #Edwardian #England #Architecture
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Ashton Memorial
📷 Zenit-E 🔎 Mir-1b 37mm
🎞️ Kodak Ultramax #35mmLancaster, England
#Kodak #FilmPhotography #Ultramax #Photography #Lancaster #Edwardian #England #Architecture
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throwaway / have a seat / end of the roll
📷️️️️️ #leica m3 50mm summicron
🎞️ #kodak vision3 500t#analog #analogphotography #film #filmisnotdead #believeinfilm #photography
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Goat with a Float • Lexington, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 3.5 E2 • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film #Photography #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #TX #Lexington #Texas #Metal #Goat #Plastic #Float #Unique #Lawn #Art #August_14_2026
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Goat with a Float • Lexington, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 3.5 E2 • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film #Photography #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #TX #Lexington #Texas #Metal #Goat #Plastic #Float #Unique #Lawn #Art #August_14_2026
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Goat with a Float • Lexington, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 3.5 E2 • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film #Photography #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #TX #Lexington #Texas #Metal #Goat #Plastic #Float #Unique #Lawn #Art #August_14_2026
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Goat with a Float • Lexington, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 3.5 E2 • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film #Photography #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #TX #Lexington #Texas #Metal #Goat #Plastic #Float #Unique #Lawn #Art #August_14_2026
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Goat with a Float • Lexington, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 3.5 E2 • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film #Photography #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #TX #Lexington #Texas #Metal #Goat #Plastic #Float #Unique #Lawn #Art #August_14_2026
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Hey #believeinfilm friends,
I sent the 89th Analog.Cafe Newsletter, where I talk about the Shitty Camera Challenge, Polaroid Pikachu, the new (?) Phoenix 125, Becky's Purse (a very good book), Liverpool Darkroom in need of your help 💟, Kodak film in UK, and what makes your colour-negative film special?
You can read it here: https://www.analog.cafe/r/film-photography-news-august-2026-recap-nr97 (free, no ads)
Have a nice day!
#filmphotography #analogphotography #photography #kodak #polaroid #ilford #books #darkroom
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Global Mural • Denver, Colorado, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #Denver #Colorado #Global #Mural #World #Person #Building #Art #RiNo #Outdoors #May_17_2026
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Photographie d’une belle Dame en costume traditionnel lors du Sakura Matsuri Association d'amitié Québec-Japon 2025 ✨ Aimez-vous comme moi la culture Japonaise? Allez-vous participer au Sakura Matsuri cette année ? 🌸
Cindy Cinnamon Photographie
www.CindyCinnamon.com
Pentax KM
Karmir 160
Quebec Canada#Pentaxian #shootfilm #BelieveInFilm #Art #Pentax #PentaxKM #SakuraMatsuri #AntiqueCameras #ShootFilmMag #Karmir160 #Karmir #KarmirFilm #Kodak #Aerocolor #ShootPentax #Japan #Quebec #Canada
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4 of the 10 Best-Selling Compact Cameras So Far in 2026 Are Kodak PixPro Models https://petapixel.com/2026/07/20/4-of-the-10-best-selling-compact-cameras-so-far-in-2026-are-kodak-pixpro-models/ #canonpowershot #compactcamera #jkimagingltd #bestsellers #kodakpixpro #salescharts #jkimaging #Industry #compact #digicam #bcn+r #Canon #Kodak #News
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Star-Spangled Door • Denver, Colorado, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Film #Photography #Denver #Colorado #StarSpangled #Door #Graffiti #Art #RiNo #Outdoors #May_17_2026
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Taylor • Denver, Colorado, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #Denver #Colorado #Taylor #Portrait #Bicycle #Mural #Art #RiNo #Outdoors #May_17_2026
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Aimez-vous aller en picnic ? 🤩
Vous apportez quoi dans le lunch ?Cindy Cinnamon Photographie
www.CindyCinnamon.com
Pentax KM
Karmir 160
Quebec Canada#Pentaxian #shootfilm #analogphotography #BelieveInFilm #FilmCamera #Art #Pentax #PentaxKM #HeyLomography #Parc #Park #Summer #Été #AntiqueCameras #ShootFilmMag #Karmir160 #Karmir #KarmirFilm #Kodak #Aerocolor #ShootPentax #Quebec #Canada
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A Full Spectrum Conversion That Went Wrong, Or: How I Killed A Kodak Charmera
Unusually, I’m going to start this post off with a disclaimer and a warning. If you try to follow these guidelines to make a Charmera full-spectrum and kill the camera, like I did, it’s not my fault. This was my experience and it kind of worked, and then it didn’t. Also, and I’ll get this out at the start: always make sure that the microSD card is removed from the camera. In this post I suggest using sharp blades in several (well two) places, so please, please take care when attempting this. I don’t want to read in any comments about cuts, and missing fingertips, or worse. Take care of yourselves, and if you find a better way of disassembling the Charmera that doesn’t involve blades, please let me know.
A couple of weeks ago, in December of 2025, I picked up a Kodak Charmera, a small ‘keychain’ camera. In fact, I have three Charmeras now; my original ‘rainbows and stars’ design, which is a normal unmodified version, and two others, which have remained in their boxes. This post is about the second Charmera, which I was hoping would be used for a full-spectrum conversion.
As a reminder, the Charmera is a small, no tiny, digital camera with a 1.6MP sensor and a tiny LCD screen. The controls are minimal, an on/off button, which also doubles as a menu selector, the shutter button, and three buttons on the back. One for playback/select items and two toggle buttons that cycle through the different filters. The shutter speed is fixed at around 1/30s, and images are stored on a microSD card. On the bottom of the device, next to the microSD card slot, is a USB-C socket for charging the camera or transferring files. There are six different designs of the Charmera, with a seventh transparent design as a ‘special’, and they’re sold in ‘blind’ boxes, so you don’t actually know which one you’ve got until you open the box.
One thing I wondered with the original Charmera, as I do with all my cameras, was about it’s infrared sensitivity. With a 720nm infrared filter held over the lens I got a lovely result, and with red, green, and blue filters, made some nice digital aerochromes and trichromes. So I was certainly encouraged going into this experiment. In this case, I’m hoping to open up the Charmera and remove the IR cut filter in front of the sensor to make it truly full-spectrum. In this condition, the sensor will be sensitive to all wavelengths of light, from ultraviolet to infrared, and with 720nm and (a newly acquired) 590nm filters, I hope I might get some interesting results.
Opening the blind box revealed that I had the ‘Kodak red’ version of the Charmera, which seemed appropriate considering what I wanted to do with it. Looking at the sealed camera, I wondered how I might get into it, but from a previous test with my original Charmera I knew that with a fine blade I could prise the back off the camera. You have to be really careful, and not press too hard with the blade. Once the back starts to come off, you can separate the back from the camera, it’s just held together with clips. One thing: if you’ve previously used the Charmera, make sure that you take out the microSD card. This will stop the main board from being removed from the body, and I think this is where I went wrong later.
Don’t pull the back away from the camera, the LCD screen is connected to the main board with a thin ribbon wire, and you don’t want the break that. I’ve seen videos where the user has opened the tab connecting the ribbon wire to the main board and separated the LCD screen completely, but you don’t have to do that, so long as you are careful. Lift the battery off the main board, this is held on with double sided tape, and gently pull out the speaker. Be very careful with this, the wires are very thin. I found it best to tug gently on the wires until the speaker is partially removed and then pull it completely out with tweezers.
The next stage is to remove the main board. The is fixed to the body with two tiny screws. (Remember to check that you’ve removed the microSD card.) When these are removed keep them safe, don’t lose them. The whole circuit board should fall out leaving two parts, the LCD back, with circuit board, speaker, and battery attached, and the now empty front of the camera. The sensor and lens assembly is connected to the front of the board with another ribbon wire, and this just pops into a mount in the front of the camera.
To get to the IR cut filter you need to pry the lens from the sensor. I was lucky to have a fine-blade medical scalpel, but a small X-acto (box cutter) should do to trick. Again, this seems to be lightly glued together, but once the two parts are partially separated, it’s easy to pull apart. This should reveal the small sensor on one side, and the lens and cut filter on the other. You can’t miss the IR cut filter, it’s the circular glass, and reflects light with a lovely pink hue. I tried to get this out in one piece with my blade, but it’s so thin that it just broke, so I just dug it out as best as I could. Underneath you can see the lens, and all you need to do is squeeze the two parts back together. I think that the foam padding on the back of the sensor holds the lens assembly securely in place when the main board is reattached, so you shouldn’t have to glue it together. As you’ll see shortly, it might be better not to glue the lens to the sensor in case adjustments have to be made.
Reassembling the Charmera is then just a matter of positioning the lens assembly in its socket, reattaching the main board with the two screws, and putting the speaker and battery back in place. Once all this is done, the camera back can be clipped back into place. Now it’s time to power up and test your nice new full-spectrum Charmera.
And this is where everything came slightly unstuck for me. Up close, the view through the LCD screen looked great, with all of the images having a lovely pink tinge. I took the camera to the window, and although the sun had set, the image looked like a full-spectrum image. I took an image of the view, and transferred it to the phone. It was blurred. It’s a known fact that infrared wavelengths have a slightly different point of focus to visible wavelengths, and the IR cut filter has a small refractive index that the manufacturers adjust for when making digital cameras. I was hoping that the cut filter of the Charmera was thin enough that this would not have been important, but it seems like it is.
I reopened the Charmera and started to take it apart, which was going perfectly well until I tried to remove the main board from the body. It just wouldn’t come out. And then I remembered the microSD card, which was still sitting in the camera. When I removed that the board came out easily, but when I tried to power the disassembled camera to check focus, it was dead. The only thing I can think of was that I tried to pull the board out with the microSD card in place, and somewhere along the line I broke something. So now I have a dead red Charmera. It’s a shame, I really liked that design.
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#Abstract #Aerochrome #Charmera #Digital #Experimental #Filters #Infrared #Kodak #KodakCharmera #LoFi #Retro #ToyCamera #Trichrome #VintageVibes
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All credit to the amazing Brazilian street artist Sipros. All I did was spend a few seconds behind a camera viewfinder.
📷 Pentax K1000
🔘 Pentax 28mm f/2.8
🎞️ Kodak Portra 800#photography #streetphotography #Sipros #UrbanArt #Mural #streetart #35mm #film #graffiti #BelieveInFilm #FilmIsNotDead #Pentax #Kodak
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Lilbits: Kodak’s camera for your keychain, GPD Win 5 pricing, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
The Kodak Charmera is a little camera designed to look like a classic single-use camera from the 1980s… but smaller. Like, small enough to fit on your keychain. This new $30 camera is also reusable – it’s a digital camera with a rechargeable battery that uses a microSD card for storage.
With a $30 price tag, it’s not surprisingly that the Charmera isn’t exactly a good camera. Odds are that […]
#camera #charmera #gpd #gpdWin5 #handheldGamingPc #keychain #kodak #lilbits #qualcomm #quickCharge5Plus #snapdragon8EliteGen5
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L. J. Maasdam’s Wagon Wheel Sculpture • Grinnell, Iowa, USA
Rolleiflex 3.5 MX-EVS • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2025
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #Grinnell #Iowa #Outdoors #Maasdam #Wagon #Wheel #Sculpture #Art #People #July_12_2025
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Tatiana Farnese by Stv_75
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxhiGQp38u00
#02nomdespersonnes #03lieu #04appareil #05objectif #06film #120film #400iso #6x6 #carlzeisscf120mmf4 #france #hasselblad503cw #hasselblad #idf #kodak #kodaktrx #kodaktrix #modele #paris #stephanevasco #tatianafarnese #analog #argentic #argentique #bellefemme #blackwhite #blackandwhite #blancoenegro #blancoynegro #boudoir #brune
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‘Maria’ Cinematographer Ed Lachman, ‘The Brutalist’ DP Lol Crawley Among Kodak Film Award Honorees
#Variety #News #EdLachman #Kodak #LolCrawley #Maria #TheBrutalist -
On Marlborough Street • Dublin, Ireland
Hasselblad 500C/M • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2023
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Film #Camera #Film120 #Photography #BW #Dublin #Ireland #Hasselblad #Monochrome #City #People #SaintMary #Cathedral #Marlborough #Street #Outdoors #October_2023
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On Marlborough Street • Dublin, Ireland
Hasselblad 500C/M • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2023
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Film #Camera #Film120 #Photography #BW #Dublin #Ireland #Hasselblad #Monochrome #City #People #SaintMary #Cathedral #Marlborough #Street #Outdoors #October_2023
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On Marlborough Street • Dublin, Ireland
Hasselblad 500C/M • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2023
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Film #Camera #Film120 #Photography #BW #Dublin #Ireland #Hasselblad #Monochrome #City #People #SaintMary #Cathedral #Marlborough #Street #Outdoors #October_2023
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On Marlborough Street • Dublin, Ireland
Hasselblad 500C/M • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2023
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Film #Camera #Film120 #Photography #BW #Dublin #Ireland #Hasselblad #Monochrome #City #People #SaintMary #Cathedral #Marlborough #Street #Outdoors #October_2023
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📍: Lock 37
ℹ️: lock
🗺: https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=51.8289052193051&mlon=-0.659479109129579#map=17/51.8289052193051/-0.659479109129579
📸: Photo by Peter O'Connor aka anemoneprojectors on Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/58414938@N00/10739989514#canal #river #narrowboat #barge #gongoozler #england #uk #flickr #2013 #aylesburyvale #buckinghamshire #building #gayoutdoorclub #goc #goccheddington #gochertfordshire #grade2 #gradeii #grandunioncanal #grandunioncanallock38 #hertfordshiregoc #listed #listedbuilding #lock38 #marsworth #pumpingstation #z981 #kodakeasysharez981 #kodak
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Osiris on the Court • Austin, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 3.5 MX-EVS • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2024
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Film #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #ATX #TX #East #Austin #Texas #Outdoors #Osiris #Flying #Basketbal #Court #Metz #Neighborhood #Park #Sport #August_26_2024
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📍: Bridge 122, Agricultural
ℹ️: track bridge
🗺: https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=51.8556239613924&mlon=-0.645684581936426#map=17/51.8556239613924/-0.645684581936426
📸: Photo by Peter O'Connor aka anemoneprojectors on Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/58414938@N00/10818196306#canal #river #narrowboat #barge #gongoozler #england #uk #flickr #2013 #bridge #bridge122 #buckinghamshire #gayoutdoorclub #goc #goccheddington #gochertfordshire #grade2 #gradeii #grandunioncanal #grandunioncanalbridge122 #hertfordshiregoc #ivinghoe #listed #listedbuilding #z981 #kodakeasysharez981 #kodak
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"Gegensätze ziehen sich an" #Schiffssonnabend
('Oppositions attract' #shipsaturday en/specs below)Als Farbfilm gefällt mir der Kodak Ultramax 400 ja irgendwie gar nicht, aber absichtlich "falsch" in S/W-Chemie entwickelt, könnte ich mich fast in diesen Film verlieben: Brutales Korn bei überraschend gut erhaltener Detailschärfe und - wie bei diesem Foto gemacht - ein ganz klein wenig überbelichtet kommen nahezu alle Töne gut raus. Das muss ich diesen Sommer unbedingt wiederholen! 🤩😍😁
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As a color film, I somehow don't like the Kodak Ultramax 400 at all, but developed in b&w chemistry, I could almost fall in love with this film: Film grain almost seems like brutalism 😎, but with surprisingly well-preserved details and (as I did it here) a little overexposed, almost all tonal values come out well. I definitely have to repeat that this summer!
Camera: #CanonEos300v
Film: #KodakUltramax400 #135filmDeveloper: #FomadonLQN 1TO14, ca. 16.5 minutes
Scanner: #EpsonPerfection #V370Photo @ #ilfordxp2 scan profile
w/ #VueScanPro on #Kubuntu #Linux - cropped, no further editing
#schiffssamstag #CostaPacifica #Kreuzfahrtschiff #cruiseship #PortOfKiel #KielerHafen #KielerFörde #blackandwhite #c41inbw #schwarzweiß #maritim #shipphotography #maritimephotography #blackandwhitephotography #Kodak #Ultramax400 #35mm #madewithkodak #believeinfilm #analogphotography #Analogfotografie #onfilm #kiel
