My 1st roll of Kodak Ektar 100 from my Yashica D TLR.
Today I had some film from the lab waiting for my when I got home from work, which included my 1st roll of Kodak Ektar 100, 120 film.
These were all photographed with my Yashica D twin lens reflex camera.
These are all straight from the scanner, which is a Epson Perfection V600
(Some have had Backlight correction and Colour Restoration done whilst scanning.)
1: Pylon
2: Passing train
These were all photographed with my Yashica D twin lens reflex camera.
These are all straight from the scanner, which is a Epson Perfection V600
(Some have had Backlight correction and Colour Restoration done whilst scanning.)
1: Pylon
This was shot during sunset.
f8 - 1/250sec - Handheld
2: Passing train
A train passing between 2 bridge supports
f3.5 - 1/15sec - Handheld
3: Eastbourne Beach
Dull morning on Eastbourne Beach
f8 - 1/250sec - Tripod
4: The Dog
Bugzy enjoy the sun
No Details Recorded - Handheld
5: Misty Morning Tree
f8 - 1/250sec - camera on a fence
6: Shameless selfie
No Details Recorded
7: Sea View
View from Birling Gap, Sussex.
No Details Recorded - Handheld
8: Birling gap
Billing Gap, Sussex
No Details Recorded - Handheld
9: My Daughter
No Details Recorded - Handheld
10: Keep off The Rock
No Details Recorded - Handheld
11. View towards Eastbourne
A dull morning view towards Eastbourne
f8 - 1/125sec -Tripod
12: Accidentally rolled the film passed this one
Overall I am really impressed with The Kodak Ektar 100 in my Yashica D TLR
For handheld shots it has proved challenging in low light with an ISO 100 and with a max aperture on the Yashica D being f/3.5, but impressed with the results from the tripod mounted shots, will give some a little tweaking and upload them to my site.
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