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Random Camera Blog: June 2015

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Monday, June 15, 2015. Packing the Camera Bag(s). In a couple of days I'll be leaving for northern Michigan to attend Photostock 2015. Then, the film. I ALWAYS bring more than I will use in 4 days, but who knows what I'll end up shooting? Better to have too much than not enough! Weatherwise, this year may be wet and cool. It doesn't matter though. There will be enough to keep us busy. Links to this post.

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Random Camera Blog: March 2015

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Saturday, March 28, 2015. Lots of stuff to look over. Because the Kiwanis folks have volunteers that look over the items, you are more likely to find that things actually work. It's a good place to browse, but since it is only open on Saturday mornings, it can be quite packed and busy, too. Tom Nighswander, local photographer and Kiwanis volunteer. In the glass case. The Miranda Sensorex II is a beauty.

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Random Camera Blog: April 2015

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Wednesday, April 15, 2015. A few weeks ago I purchased a really nice example of a Miranda Sensorex II SLR at the Kiwanis sale. At $25, how could I not do so? It wasn't until a year later that I received an Exa IIa SLR, which of course, was primitive by comparison. I blame my lack of photographic ascendancy to that turn of events. Links to this post. Thursday, April 02, 2015. Some Cameras Don't Age Well.

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Random Camera Blog: May 2015

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Friday, May 29, 2015. The Honest Camera: Mary Ellen Mark 1940-2015. Along the lines of Lewis Hine, she was able to give voices to those without a voice via her photography. This image belongs right up there with those of Walker Evans. On the sharecroppers of Hale Co., Alabama. Links to this post. Saturday, May 16, 2015. Now, for some May images. Links to this post. Thursday, May 14, 2015. After I left the...

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Random Camera Blog: June 2014

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Saturday, June 28, 2014. The Envoy was produced in the 1950s in England. It is a fixed focus wide-angle box camera that takes 120 film as well as 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 plates. The wire frame finder is all you need to gauge your composition. The rear part of the finder has parallax correction for close-ups. Since it is fixed focus, your closest focus is achieved with the smallest aperture:. F/11 - 10 - 60 ft.

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Random Camera Blog: July 2014

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Friday, July 25, 2014. The average monthly pages views hovers around 5000, which I think is pretty good. The all-time most viewed post is the one about the Argus 75, and the second is a review of the Gakken-Flex. Wow. Who knew that the Argus 75 post would be so popular? Nope You get deleted. I appreciate real comments and am always willing to reply if you have a question. The camera just plain works, and ...

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Random Camera Blog: August 2014

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Saturday, August 16, 2014. It's All About The Lens. There are many other lenses out there that justify owning a body that they fit just to shoot with them. It's all in the glass. the body is just there to keep the film in. What's your favorite lens? Links to this post. Wednesday, August 13, 2014. A nice little find, and worth every penny! Links to this post. Sunday, August 10, 2014. It's All in the Bag.

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Random Camera Blog: October 2014

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My thoughts and activities in photography, camera collecting, current events, and photographic tips. Wednesday, October 29, 2014. Image courtesy of the Film Photography Project. A while ago, the Film Photography Project. For development, and they sent back perfectly-developed film cut and placed into standard negative sleeves from PrintFile, the kind that I use. I scanned them in my Epson V700 scanner, and did not alter them except for removal of dust spots. Here are a few for your viewing. My latest exh...

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