6x9 photos Only

[Murdoc1905]

is this your truck with the 1955 license plate? I used to have a stack of Colorado 1955 license plates I found at the Littleton recycling center in the 1980s (and they were A 25 series ones like this) wonder if the source is the same?

Nope, I was actually at a McDonald's when I spotted it and ran over to take the photo.

 

[BernardL]

This one looks under-exposed, like a few other pics. Not sure it's the only cause, but when metering, point your camera down to exclude the sky, esp; the white clouds. That is, for negative film. If you shoot slides, ignore this recommendation.

 

[Murdoc1905]

This one looks under-exposed, like a few other pics. Not sure it's the only cause, but when metering, point your camera down to exclude the sky, esp; the white clouds. That is, for negative film. If you shoot slides, ignore this recommendation.

Yeah, I'm using a fujica 690 with the auto-exposure 100m lens, it does tend to under expose. I'm working on calibrating it but it's difficult to find how to do that

 

[38Deardorff]

Fuji GW690 lll, Orange filter. Tri-X, Print on Forte Polygrade

 

[Luftfeder]

Fuji GSW690 III. Tmax 400 F76 dev 8mins

GSW690III_WigleyMan_ by Derek Leath, on Flickr

GSW690III_Vote by Derek Leath, on Flickr

GSW690III_ElephanMan by Derek Leath, on Flickr

Proof that the GSW690 isn’t just for landscapes

 

[38Deardorff]

Fuji GW690lll TriX. Canadian Mountain Holdays Heli Ski Guides @ CMH Bobbie Burns lodge..... Fuji 6x9 sure work well for large group photos. The 20x24" print is tack sharp