filmfan
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OM4/28mm
I tried to copy the full-size shot from the gallery (800x wide), but it will only let me grab the URL from the automatically shrunken version... too bad
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OM4/28mm
I tried to copy the full-size shot from the gallery (800x wide), but it will only let me grab the URL from the automatically shrunken version... too bad
Frontman
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Some shots simply can't be taken with a rangefinder. These were shot with my old OM4Ti and a very yellow 55mm f/1.2 Zuiko lens wide open.
BardParker
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BardParker
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OM-4T and 50mm f/3.5 Macro; Tmax
Instrument Panel, King Air F-90
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Olympus OM-4T 033 by KentWebb, on Flickr[/IMG]
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Olympus OM-4T 018 by KentWebb, on Flickr[/IMG]
Kent
Instrument Panel, King Air F-90
Olympus OM-4T 033 by KentWebb, on Flickr[/IMG]
Olympus OM-4T 018 by KentWebb, on Flickr[/IMG]
Kent
Mystyler
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Nice shots, panel and ride there, BardParker.
redisburning
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here is the tale of the little negative that could.
this was the final image on my roll of film, where I had put my old silvernose 50/1.4 Zuiko on my OM-1 and said, "**** the weather, Im shooting wide open". well, it turns out that when I trimmed the end of the roll of film to put it on the spool, I sort of accidentally cut this image. And then, when I hung them, this negative was on top, but apparently that was where all of the excess silver decided to deposit itself, rather than on the bottom. you know, where gravity thinks it ought to be. so I just left it and cropped the image a bit to not have a big missing chunk.
maybe Im an idiot, but I think this frame has some real character to it, like something that Bob Ross would say "well, it's just a happy little accident" about.
a happy little accident by redisburning, on Flickr
this was the final image on my roll of film, where I had put my old silvernose 50/1.4 Zuiko on my OM-1 and said, "**** the weather, Im shooting wide open". well, it turns out that when I trimmed the end of the roll of film to put it on the spool, I sort of accidentally cut this image. And then, when I hung them, this negative was on top, but apparently that was where all of the excess silver decided to deposit itself, rather than on the bottom. you know, where gravity thinks it ought to be. so I just left it and cropped the image a bit to not have a big missing chunk.
maybe Im an idiot, but I think this frame has some real character to it, like something that Bob Ross would say "well, it's just a happy little accident" about.
a happy little accident by redisburning, on Flickr
Chris101
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maybe Im an idiot, but I think this frame has some real character to it, like something that Bob Ross would say "well, it's just a happy little accident" about.
a happy little accident by redisburning, on Flickr
I know I'm an idiot. It looks like it's as influenced by Mark Rothko as it is Bob Ross.
Chris101
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Took this with an OM-1n 5 or 6 years ago, using a 50mm f/3.5 I think:
