Monday, April 7, 2008. If your familiar with Holgas. Your probably familiar with Holgaroids. a cheap plastic polaroid back slapped on an even cheaper plastic camera. The polaroid back uses 3. Peel-apart Packfilm was the first of the polaroid film way back when. Well, being the very hands-on type person I am. I thought, heck, why not rip apart a camera.

I was driving home from the shops today and saw an interesting. Beyond the houses above Dysart. So I parked the car, ran into the house, grabbed my camera bag, and went down to a road called School Brae where I could get an expansive, open view of the sea. I took a few pics, dropped my lens cap which I had to rescue from the drop below, and headed home. This is the first of 8 shots I took.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011. I have to respect this position. Saturday, August 13, 2011. This sort of stuff cheapens the race.

Dedicated to the preservation of Film Photography. Finding time in a hectic schedule to stick with film. On May 2, 2012. But I find time to toil on the internet and do other menial tasks that throughout the day somehow. So here are some ideas for finding the time to get something done that may be a little tedious. If you have a tip for those strapped for time please share it! On May 2, 2012.

Toy and Vintage Camera Images by C Gary Moyer. Saturday, September 20, 2014. Made in Macau for Impulse LTD. Plastic construction resembling a robot. 8226; Single element lens. 8226; Simple thumbwheel film advance. 8226; Flash socket for Magicubes. 8226; No noticeable vignette. 8226; Slight peripheral blurring. 8226; Relatively sharp lens on center. 8226; 110 film produces small negatives.

Tuesday, March 20, 2018. Curiously, the IIc on the lower left below has a maximum aperture of f2. 8 while the earlier II and IIa models and the later Retina Reflex all offer an f2 maximum f-stop. And, lastly, a goodbye to my loyal friend, Rio, who patiently endured many photo sessions, including this one with a Retina Reflex. Sunday, March 18, 2018.

Farewell, hello, eyesoup! March 1, 2012. It is with a little sadness that I find myself writing this post. Because this is the last post I will be writing for Cork Analogue Photographers. Thanks to all who have supported us over the past few years, we really enjoyed the ride! However, this is not of course the end.