f1.4 is just the max aperture of the lens I used. I think this was shot around 1/15s f11. Not 100% sure on the aperture since I just set the camera to shutter priority.
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I love the flat side-profile you got on this! Did you have to wait a while to line this up?
Thanks! Nope, I shot it at 125. Really happy with how all the shots turned out. I’ve got a couple more rolls that I’ll definitely be shooting at the same iso.
I have the nFD version which I believe also has the SSC coating. It’s my favorite lens so far! It was such a refreshing focal length coming from my 35mm point and shoot, and the quality of the lens is amazing.
This research paper seems to indicate that you could skip the decarb step if you will be steeping for ~60mins at a consistent boiling temperature. But it is likely much more effective to decarb for a few minutes prior to infusion. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5549281/#SD1
Nice! I like that you got the pigeon and tree trunk in focus, while the background elements are a little off kilter. Very fun shot!
Yep, small world! I took this around Xmas time. I was hoping for some snow, but the fog made up for it
Really nice framing in this photo!
They’re dressed up for a thanksgiving day parade in Detroit. They were marching with a balloon of Captain Underpants.
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As a new A-1 owner, I’m glad they are! I was able to snag a beautiful 28mm f2.8 for ~$60.
I’ve been really happy with how sharp these lenses are so far.
This was taken from inside an underwater pond room at a local park! https://i.imgur.com/xCXtwNw.jpeg
Thanks! This was a double exposure, so I blocked out half the frame with a tree trunk and took a shot. Then I flipped the camera and took another shot without advancing the film. The canon a1 has a switch specifically for this, so you can re-engage the shutter without advancing the film.
Thanks! Yep definitely not Hawaii. I didn’t even know Hawaii had a chinatown, very cool!
Nope, Detroit jazz fest
Wow, looks like a painting!
Nice shot! The orange pops so much in the blue/green foliage.
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