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These images were taken in 1966 at Cape Town Docks. It was a dull, rainy day and I used Eastman motion picture folm rated at ISO 400 in Acufine (nominally ISO 80) in a Nikon F fitted with a Nikkor-H 50mm f2 lens. The negs have not fared well in storage and there are some scratches and dust marks, but I think the subject matter is more important than worrying about a few scratches. You can view all of the images here:
https://flic.kr/s/aHskVux5PJ
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Great series, the dust and scratches add to the image for my eye in this case, rather than detracting. Thanks for sharing.
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You've been around, well worth the look.
Used Acufine with Ilford HP4 Plates, 400 ASA, when shooting Rugby/Football on dreary November days, about 3pm. Ed.
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(May 23, 2017, 08:24)EdMak Wrote: You've been around, well worth the look.
Used Acufine with Ilford HP4 Plates, 400 ASA, when shooting Rugby/Football on dreary November days, about 3pm. Ed.
I still have an unused tin of Acufine.
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outdated?? Ed.
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Fabulous nostalgic series !
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(May 23, 2017, 13:43)EdMak Wrote: outdated?? Ed.
You bet! By 30 years!! But I'll still give it a try someday.
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(May 22, 2017, 09:50)GrahamS Wrote: These images were taken in 1966 at Cape Town Docks. It was a dull, rainy day and I used Eastman motion picture folm rated at ISO 400 in Acufine (nominally ISO 80) in a Nikon F fitted with a Nikkor-H 50mm f2 lens. The negs have not fared well in storage and there are some scratches and dust marks, but I think the subject matter is more important than worrying about a few scratches. You can view all of the images here:
https://flic.kr/s/aHskVux5PJ
I like the texture of the photos. Maybe it's a part of using film. They look archived. That's what I like about them.
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Don, if I could still obtain my favorite "proper" films (not some approximation re-branded as such) Tri-X, Verichrome Pan, Plus-X pro, FP3, I would still be shooting film.
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An era i never saw,born in ' 92.Thank you for sharing Graham, i still believe you should create a book, i would buy it!
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(May 31, 2017, 12:08)RobertMurariu Wrote: An era i never saw,born in ' 92.Thank you for sharing Graham, i still believe you should create a book, i would buy it!
Thank you for your praise - makes it all worthwhile. Watch this space.......
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I like all of them I really like the 3rd one with the steam from the old engine
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(Jun 1, 2017, 15:11)jjford43 Wrote: I like all of them I really like the 3rd one with the steam from the old engine The entire rail network was mostly steam driven in those days.
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