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  1. Paul Taylor

    Day with a Canon F-1 and Kodak Gold 200

    I have had a great experience with the Cinestill CS41 kits. I like that I can order it in 500ml - so then I can just mix and dump it all in my smaller Jobo or Stearman SP455 tanks with a 485ml capacity without having to measure it out. I use the 1000ml kits for my bigger tanks. I buy the...
  2. Paul Taylor

    Day with a Canon F-1 and Kodak Gold 200

    Bill, I did upon your recommendation - however I have yet to try it!
  3. Paul Taylor

    Another autumnal offering

    Great set. I like the bright colored changing foliage amongst the “permanent” darkness of the dead.
  4. Paul Taylor

    Day with a Canon F-1 and Kodak Gold 200

    I tend to use my film cameras like my cell phone camera (I use the film cameras more, actually.) Thanks for the comment :)
  5. Paul Taylor

    Changing leaves - with a Nikon D800 & Added Ektar 100 pics

    Thanks Beth! It was nice to get out of the house and take a day trip.
  6. Paul Taylor

    Probably The Best Time to Buy Old Autofocus Lenses?

    You are correct, for now. I have been adding to some of my older lens mount collection for a while because the prices have fallen. I like to have a film camera, and a digital in the same mount (if possible) so this has been great for building out “systems.” I have a Minolta a7 35mm, and a...
  7. Paul Taylor

    Day with a Canon F-1 and Kodak Gold 200

    In my typical fashion of shooting a roll of film in a day and seeing what I get - here is a some of a roll from my Canon "new" F-1 w/ Canon 50mmF1.4 and some Kodak Gold 200. Scanned with my usual Nikon D800 & Nikon 105mm Macro, Developed with Cinestill CS41 kit, and "converted" in NLP. These...
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    Changing leaves - with a Nikon D800 & Added Ektar 100 pics

    A few more shots from some developed Ektar. Such a great film stock. Some of these are duplicates of shots I took with the digital, as I find the comparison interesting. Mamiya C220 - 10--29 - Sedona - Ektar 100 - CS41 - D800-2523 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr Mamiya C220 - 10-29-25 - Sedona -...
  9. Paul Taylor

    Changing leaves - with a Nikon D800 & Added Ektar 100 pics

    That is why I took a couple rolls up there - I new it would highlight the red rocks and leaves well. Such an under-rated film stock IMO
  10. Paul Taylor

    Changing leaves - with a Nikon D800 & Added Ektar 100 pics

    Here are some of the first roll of Ektar 100 I shot on the little trip. To my eye, most of the time - film still wins. These were taken with my Mamiya C220 TLR w/ 80mmF2.8 lens. Developed with Cinestill CS41 and "scanned" with the same camera I took the digital pics with - Nikon D800, but with...
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    Changing leaves - with a Nikon D800 & Added Ektar 100 pics

    Yeah, all the crystals / aliens / vortex crap is hilarious. Sometimes it really brings the weirdos. My wife and I stayed in a little B&B up there several years ago, that had a great view and had trail access to a few hiking paths. The owners of the property gave us the run down with heavy...
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    Changing leaves - with a Nikon D800 & Added Ektar 100 pics

    I drove up north a couple hours to Oak Creek & Sedona, AZ. I had my old Nikon D800 w/ Nikon 20-35f2.8 & Nikon 80-400. I also took my Mamiya C220 with a few rolls of Ektar and Gold (I shot 2 rolls of Ektar and 1 roll of Gold) which I will develop tomorrow. It was interesting as in the 20+ years...
  13. Paul Taylor

    My Stereotyped Version of ‘Your Camera Tells Who You Are’

    It was amazing to me how these people that were new to photography instantly chose disrespect as their reaction to people using gear they weren’t aware of. Most of these really rude people had one thing in common - they didn’t really have a real interest in photography. It was really popular...
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    My Stereotyped Version of ‘Your Camera Tells Who You Are’

    I never really found the "stereotype" lists very funny, as they exist in every hobby/lifestyle where fierce brand loyalty exist. Don't get me wrong, I am not faulting anyone who does like them or find them humorous - I guess I am just "over" them due to them being created in every hobby /...
  15. Paul Taylor

    A Classic Pluvial Office

    Oh cool, an environmentally friendly "living wall" - like how they do those roofs with plants on them. Lol.
  16. Paul Taylor

    Tried out the Kodak TMax developer, Kodak Indicator Stop Bath, and Kodak Kodafix with some 400 Tri-X

    I have had this set of chemicals sitting around for quite some time, and thought I would try them out. I loaded some Tri-X 400 in the Canon F-1 w/ Canon 50mmF1.8. I made the mistake of overdeveloping the film. I mistakenly glanced at the spec sheet and developed the film for 6 mins. Turns out...
  17. Paul Taylor

    Wild Mustang

    Thanks Gary! Luckily here in town (Well, in Mesa) we have Falcon Field and they have a branch of the Commemorative Air Force and they have a B-17 (Sentimental Journey,) B-25 (Maid in the Shade,) and SNJ, C-47, and assorted other warbirds that hang out. You can purchase flights on them during...
  18. Paul Taylor

    Some butterflies at the lake

    While I was sitting near Canyon lake - a bush had the attention of a few butterflies. These were shot with my Lumix G9 & PanaLeica 100-400 @ 400mm (800mm equivalent.) P1004097 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr P1004099 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr
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    Finding Creativity in Older Machines

    I do like the Bad Flashes Youtube channel - he can be a bit much sometimes, but I enjoy the content. He often takes road trips with another YouTube content creator / Photographer called GrainyDays - who is a more sedate/dead-pan humor type. They both seem to be on a mission to photograph every...
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    Finding Creativity in Older Machines

    My newest digital camera is Lumix G9, and I have a pretty nice set of lenses for it. It is a great camera, and every time I use it I laugh cause it probably thinks I am a moron as I only use a fraction of it's features, and there are parts of it's menus I probably haven't ever explored...
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