mrtoml
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Yes it is quite relaxing. It's an easy way of making albums - a bit like a zine.
Weekend Photography Plans: What are you up to?
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Yes it is quite relaxing. It's an easy way of making albums - a bit like a zine.
fub
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need find a few scenes to finish off the Certo Super Dollina/Zorki test roll and than test Fomadon LQN developer with that roll (fomapan 400). Curious to see the difference to the usual Rodinal stand dev i do with fomapan
robert blu
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Love the idea, the album seems well made ! Not seems, I'm sure it is well made and it is nice
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chuckroast
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Can you please share a bit about the materials, brand, size, adhesion method, etc. you are using to do this?
rogxwhit
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I charged a battery for one of my two digital cameras (to keep it 'ready'), then went out for one of my regular walks without taking a camera (assuming that I wouldn't see a picture). And I didn't, which validated my strategy.
Out to Lunch
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Baby, it's cold outside; -15C to be precise, and I ain't going nowhere.
Yokosuka Mike
Abstract Clarity
As retirees, our weekend schedule is flexible. We tend to do weekend travel and activities in the middle of the week instead of at the end. Better rates and less crowded that way. Here’s a few pictures from our recent trip to the southern tip of Izu peninsula (Feb 3-5, 2026)
The hotel where we stayed
Fujifilm X-E5 camera, Fujinon XF16mm f2.8 lens
Yumigahama Beach (1 minute walk from our hotel)
Fujifilm X-E5 camera, Fujinon XF16mm f2.8 lens
Riding the express train from Shimoda to Ofuna; the first leg of the trip home.
Fujifilm X100VI
All the best,
Mike
The hotel where we stayed
Fujifilm X-E5 camera, Fujinon XF16mm f2.8 lens
Yumigahama Beach (1 minute walk from our hotel)
Fujifilm X-E5 camera, Fujinon XF16mm f2.8 lens
Riding the express train from Shimoda to Ofuna; the first leg of the trip home.
Fujifilm X100VI
All the best,
Mike
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
Seeing earlier posts of making booklets I had my most abundant attribute tickled: vanity. After being pestered by various printing houses I succumbed and put together a collection of shots of what is just down the hill from my back door: ships and boats and the people about them. I used a number of cameras for this. They are listed in the back in reference to each photo. Good, bad or otherwise it is all I have to offer. I hope some can find pleasure or amusement in one or some of them.
mrtoml
Mancunian
OK. The printer is an old Canon Selphy CP1200. I think the current version is the CP1500. They both take the same cartridges and paper. They are wireless and printing is usually done through wifi from an app on my phone.
This is a dye sublimation printer that prints 6x4s. It doesn't use ink, but when you buy a box of paper it comes with a cartridge that has the right amount of coloured sheets in it for the number of pieces of paper in the box.
I use an artists spiral bound watercolour sketch book in A5 size (about half US letter size) to stick the prints in. You can easily write notes and so on to accompany the prints.
I started using PVA glue to stick the prints in the book, but this is messy and slightly buckled the paper so I switched to double sided tape.
I have my archive in Lightroom (cloud) so I can sit with a laptop and edit and then transfer the file to my phone via the apple photos app. It can then be printed using the Canon app. I think there is probably a way to print directly from the laptop but I haven't bothered with this.
Here are some links to the items mentioned from Amazon UK.
Sellotape Double Sided Tape, Strong Double Sided Tape for Everyday Use, Mounting, Arts & Crafts, Easy to Use Double Sided Sticky Tape with Solid Grip & Easy Peel, 12mmx33m : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools
Durable double-sided tape with strong grip yet easy peel. Ideal for arts, crafts, mounting, everyday use. Acid-free, non-yellowing for discreet finish.
www.amazon.co.uk
Anthony Harvey
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Very very helpful and useful, mrtomi. Thank you very much.
raid
Dad Photographer
It is Friday again!
Tomorrow is Valentine's Day in the USA.
What will you be doing this weekend?
Raid
Tomorrow is Valentine's Day in the USA.
What will you be doing this weekend?
Raid
chuckroast
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RIght now, developing 2 sheets of 9x12 Fomapan shot on a Crown Graphic and 8 1/2" Commercial Ektar a few hours ago. Printing to follow tomorrow.
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Leon C
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More testing of the Fuji G690, it's not quite right yet!
Mackinaw
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For the first time in over a month, we're going to crack freezing! There's a winter festival in a nearby town, so we'll probably head over there for a few hours. I feel like shooting 120, so will grab a medium format camera of some sort.
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Jim B.
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Jim B.
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
I am going through my old photographic magazines at home - I am going to take with me the years 1990-1992 of Φωτογράφος magazines.
The rest are staying behind for the time being. Hopefully later on tomorrow I will try to sort out the practical photography issues - I don't know if I will have enough luggage space to take any more.
The rest are staying behind for the time being. Hopefully later on tomorrow I will try to sort out the practical photography issues - I don't know if I will have enough luggage space to take any more.
Leon C
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Headed to Chester I think to pick up an Magnifax 4 Enlarger.
mrtoml
Mancunian
Heading up to the Northumberland coast for a week. Taking my Leicas and my Panasonic S1R.
Out to Lunch
Veteran
Ship 'em via slow mail?
chuckroast
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I have negatives calling for the Room Of Darkness ...
Also probably going to get going on packing up my 500C/M for CLA.
Also probably going to get going on packing up my 500C/M for CLA.
p.giannakis
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I got some ridiculous quotes so I decided to get a few every time I visit home.
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