Notes
- It's so sweet to shoot in B&W film again! The last time I shot and developed B&W film was over 30 years ago.
This was taken with a Minolta-35 Model II 35mm camera (1953) with a Super Rokkor 45mm f2.8 lens, which is a manual rangefinder camera I'd acquired a few months ago. It was shot with Kentmere 400 B&W film, following the Sunny 16 rule when shooting without a light meter and the negative was scanned with an Epson v500 scanner.
It is definitely more work and planning when shooting with a fully manual rangefinder film camera. However... the results are very satisfying.
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Photography by Michael G. Chan
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