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  1. Paul Taylor

    Lumix G9 & Mamiya C220 w/ Ektar 100 & TMax400 at the Local Commemorative Air Base

    Ektar at my breakfast and lunch spots : Mamiya C220 - Ektar 100 - CS41 - 7-10-25-DSC_2194 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr Mamiya C220 - Ektar 100 - CS41 - 7-10-25-DSC_2189 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr Mamiya C220 - Ektar 100 - CS41 - 7-10-25-DSC_2188 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr Mamiya C220 - Ektar 100...
  2. Paul Taylor

    Lumix G9 & Mamiya C220 w/ Ektar 100 & TMax400 at the Local Commemorative Air Base

    Here is some Kodak Ektar 100 - I was handholding at some pretty slow speeds so these aren't as sharp. It was 100 speed film so most of the shots indoors was around the 1/15th range. Mamiya C220 - Ektar 100 - CS41 - 7-10-25-DSC_2184 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr Mamiya C220 - Ektar 100 - CS41 -...
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    Lumix G9 & Mamiya C220 w/ Ektar 100 & TMax400 at the Local Commemorative Air Base

    Here are some pics with my C220 and Kodak TMax400 : Mamiya C220 - TMAX400 - Falcon Field - 7-10-25 - CSDF96 -DSC_2181 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr Mamiya C220 - TMAX400 - Falcon Field - 7-10-25 - CSDF96 -DSC_2180 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr Mamiya C220 - TMAX400 - Falcon Field - 7-10-25 - CSDF96...
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    Lumix G9 & Mamiya C220 w/ Ektar 100 & TMax400 at the Local Commemorative Air Base

    Yes, late '43 the army and navy stopped painting their aircraft more or less, so from that point on many were flown in their factory "buffed" finish. Saved a ton of time and effort to not paint them.
  5. Paul Taylor

    Lumix G9 & Mamiya C220 w/ Ektar 100 & TMax400 at the Local Commemorative Air Base

    Some digital shots of a local to me airbase that flies a variety of historical aircrafts. I also have a few rolls of medium format to develop, which includes shots of their C-47 and the museum section - which is small but has some neat stuff and displays. I try and visit a few times a year, it...
  6. Paul Taylor

    Finally!

    I use an inexpensive Carson, as mentioned earlier. You can get them from amazon. This one is very large, 4.5x - barely fits on my ground glass : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Z9HGAS?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1 And this one is way smaller, and 10x...
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    Mamiya C220 & Kodak Gold - at the Fort #2

    Thanks Chris! I was unsuccessful in my feature request to have the metric added to Google maps. Lol.
  8. Paul Taylor

    Another couple antique mall finds :

    My "bulk (15ft)" roll of 16mm B&W film arrived for use in the Minolta. I am going to 3D print the cartridge. Unfortunately the roll that was in the Fuji when I bought it - yielded no results despite high hopes of debaucherous pics of strangers.
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    Mamiya C220 & Kodak Gold - at the Fort #2

    In my continuing efforts to spam this subforum - here is another roll from my recent trip to Savannah. The previous fort picture set taken with Kodak Tmax was at Fort Johnson, but here we have Fort Pulaski. If I were to rate the experiences - I would say Johnson was 5/10 on the "fortiness"...
  10. Paul Taylor

    Finally!

    Perhaps take a friend for focus confirmation? If I was local I would volunteer. Then you could narrow down the cause.
  11. Paul Taylor

    Finally!

    The Carson 4.5x I use is a large loupe (it barely fits on the ground glass) and due to the size of it I find it is easy to fine focus. I don't think it would be attributable to the film, as I have had good luck with the Fomopan films in terms of sharpness and resolution.
  12. Paul Taylor

    Finally!

    Gary, Did you use a magnified loupe to fine focus on your ground glass? I have found this is imperative for accurate fine focusing. I have two different ones I use depending on the subject matter and I rarely, if ever miss focus. I have a Carson 4.5x and a Carson 10x.
  13. Paul Taylor

    Mamiya C220 & Kodak TMax400 - a day at the Fort

    This was actually Fort Johnson (I do have a bunch of Gold 200 pics of Pulaski. When I was at Pulaski I ended up driving a bit further down the road, and doing some mild trespassing and got a few pics of the lighthouse with my G9 and 100-400.
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    Another couple antique mall finds :

    Fuji "Discovery" point and shoot. With the panorama add-on, case, and paperwork. Has a roll in it that has been rewound. Will be curious to see what is on it. Not bad for $10. After some cleaning and new batteries - appears to work like a champ. PXL_20250626_171323815 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr...
  15. Paul Taylor

    Summer wedding.

    Some friends got married last weekend in Savannah. Snapped this with the ol' Mamiya C220 & Kentmere 400. Mamiya C220 - Kent 400- DF96 - 6-24-25 - D800-2134 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr
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    Scenes from a towpath

    Couldn't agree more. Great series!
  17. Paul Taylor

    Strictly For The Birds

    I will add another peacock to the flock - Nikon D800 w/ Old push/pull Nikon 70-200mmF2.8 DSC_1846 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr
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    great blue heron

    Beautiful shot Beth!
  19. Paul Taylor

    Buried among the trees.

    From a recent trip to Savannah, GA. Mamiya C220, Kodak TMax400, Cinestill DF96. Mamiya C220 - TMAX400 - DF96 - 6-24-25 - D800-2119 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr
  20. Paul Taylor

    Mamiya C220 & Kodak TMax400 - a day at the Fort

    My wife and I spent 4 days in Savannah, GA. Friend's wedding. I took my Lumix G9 with a few lenses - and my recently purchased Mamiya C220. I visited two forts (Johnson & Pulaski.) I shot these at Fort Johnson. Developed with Cinestill DF96 & "scanned" with my Nikon D800. The C220 continues to...
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