Weekend Photography Plans: What are you up to?

FrankS said:
I'm trying out my new to me Mamiya Super 23. What a beast. The 100mm f3.5 lens has a bit of a sticky/sluggish shutter due to not being used for years. I have to exercise it a bit with the dark slide in, before removing the dark slide and making an exposure. Once the roll of 120 HP5 is done, I'm hoping to develop it right away to see how the camera works.
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Frank,
The camera looks very clean. Will you use it on a tripod or hand-held? I bet that the lens is super sharp.
 
Hi Raid, this camera is in amazing shape. Bought new by an architect to photograph (architectural) models and buildings, passed on to his friend, who sold it to me. I will need to get the lens CLA'ed though. It came with a 6x7 roll film back (too bad it's not the 6x9) and a ground glass back. I shot the first roll hand-held, but I'll also use a tripod when appropriate.
 
Have to do some SOHO work this weekend. I hope I can finish the tax declarations. Terrible!
And no time for shooting!
 
Just shot the last five frames on a roll of 120 (645 format)
I'm testing a shutter or mirror problem on a Mamiya 645...
Getting ready to develop the two rolls I have...Neopan 400
 
Long weekend here... off to the farm, heavily loaded...

1. Yashica 12 TLR
2. R3M with Canon 100 f3.5
3. Holga Panoramic

Ambitious but relaxing.
 
We have our annual county fair happening here in our rural county. DSLR for the many shots of kids and farm animals. i think I'll take the OM-2 and a couple of lenses for film. And most important, a pair of well cushioned Rockports for my feet!!
 
I'm off to Acadia NP with a Nikon L35AF, loaded with Fuji 160S. This little $5 yard sale find is growing on me. Yeah, uses batteries, but at least they're simple AAs.

Also coming along: Agfa Record I with Delta 100. First roll in this one. Practically unused example that my dad picked up for me in Germany.
 
my cameras stay idle this weekend, just like week ago. other things todo, such as sorting and making albums from last summer photos. but next weekend, trip to Tallinn. in camera bag is probably Nikon FE, one or two Nikkors and few rolls of TMax 100, personal favorite for B&W photography :)
 
Today, my day was free of photography, but tomorrow I hope to get more out of the day with respect to using my gear for some street photography and family photos. My kids grew one week older last week!
 
"What does SOHO stand for?"

Small Office / Home Office. Taken from software terminology. ;)
 
It is weekend time again. What are your plans for this weekend, and is photography part of what you will be doing?

I know for sure that I need to pack stuff up for moving a week later.
 
raid said:
It is weekend time again. What are your plans for this weekend, and is photography part of what you will be doing?

I know for sure that I need to pack stuff up for moving a week later.
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For me - it's the overnight ferry to Holland, and a few days shooting around Amsterdam!.....Hoorah!!:D
Dave.
 
raid said:
Stay away from "window shopping", David!

Have a good trip.

I was in Amsterdam two years ago.
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Thanks Raid, I had intended to go 'just digital' on this trip, but have had a rethink - as just lately I'm a little disillusioned with the dynamic range issue!. The M2 will have the usual HP5+, and tomorrow morning I shall go to town for some rolls of colour print film for the Konica FT1. I know from previous trips that low autumn sun will make for high contrast among the streets and architecture, so am a bit unsure which film would tackle this the best - any ideas - from yourself or others welcomed:)
Dave.
 
Dave Wilkinson said:
Thanks Raid, I had intended to go 'just digital' on this trip, but have had a rethink - as just lately I'm a little disillusioned with the dynamic range issue!. The M2 will have the usual HP5+, and tomorrow morning I shall go to town for some rolls of colour print film for the Konica FT1. I know from previous trips that low autumn sun will make for high contrast among the streets and architecture, so am a bit unsure which film would tackle this the best - any ideas - from yourself or others welcomed:)
Dave.
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I like using Reala with a vintage lens for contrast balance. The colors come out with a pastel rendering that I find very beautiful. For B&W I would use Ilford XP2 Super or Tri-X.
 
Digital for me, because I'll be copying pages from Victorian catalogues and I can just chimp to know they're OK.

Once I have the article on those written, I can build my darkroom...

Adrian
 
It is about to be weekend again.

I have in my camera bag a Hexar RF with a 5cm 1.5 Summarit, plus a Leica M6 with a Summilux 35mm 1.4. Most likely, I will make a trip to the beaches.


What are you up to?
 
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