Give us a sample picture from your Yashica

[caolong]

koniczech: this photo was taken in Hanoi - Vietnam

 

[Maiku]

Yashica GSN. I got the developing time right this time unlike the last time.

 

[bojanfurst]

Just developed the very first roll out of to me new Yashica GSN. Never used rangefinders because my PJ professor discouraged them all those years ago. Can't believe that it took me 15 years to try one... these are test shots from Battery, a part of St. John's, Newfoundland. The area was battered by a storm this winter and there is still a lot of damage visible. My favourite part of town.

My daughter walking around Battery...

 

[said]

Yashica Electro 35 GS | Ilford Delta 100@200 | Caffenol | "Scanned" wih D700+Sigma 150/2.8

 

[xcube]

Yashica GSN Fuji 200

 

[imokruok]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alflauren/4622140126/

Yashica 124G, Fuji T64 film. About 2 minutes exposure at f/8, I believe.

 

[Brian Legge]

These were from my first roll with my Yashica Lynx 14. Kodak P3200 in DD-X, most shot wide open:

 

[Ken Smith]

GSN BW 400CN

 

[FalseDigital]

I love this camera so much.
(Yashica Electro 35 GSN)
Top: Kodak Gold 800
Bottom 2: Fuji Pro 800

 

[patois]

My first role from my new Yashica.

 

[Gradskater]

My wife on her birthday. Electro GTN and Arista Legacy Pro 100 film.

 

[koniczech]

GSN

@home^

@coming home^

@work^

@home once again^


This is my first time shooting color film in my GSN. I spent a long time playing with curves and levels because the scan comes out... well, not as the film actually is. Any help?

Thanks,
koniczech

 

[Ken Smith]

Flag Day

Flag Day

 

[Maiku]

Black Yashica GX. Fuji Velvia 50.

 

[Maiku]

Black Yashica GX. Fuji Velvia 50.

 

[PatrickT]

Here's one from yesterday...GX and XP2:

I love this thing!

 

[koniczech]

ilford hp5+
gsn

koniczech

 

[odin626]

Super Lucky 200

 

[arthur sadowsky]

ilford hp5+
gsn

koniczech

...I really like this one and would you tell us how did you scan it, what scanner?

 

[koniczech]

...I really like this one and would you tell us how did you scan it, what scanner?

Thanks! I use a flatbed with 35mm/slide attachment (a flimsy piece of plastic that lays on the bed). The scanner is an Epson 2400 -the one i got from the RFF member gdi. I like it because, unlike other scanners I have used, it gives the options of b&w/color and an input for dpi (not a "150 or 300" option like some others.) Also, it has ended up cheaper and more workable than using a CVS scanned cd every time I develop! Highly recommended.

koniczech