LMSYS 2012!

I don't do facebook...

If I were not on FB, I'd never know what my kids and grandkids are doing.

Timphoto wrote in post #16382202
If I were not on FB, I'd never know what my kids and grandkids are doing.

LoL....

Jason C wrote in post #16380931
Yes it is! Pure beauty!
Jason

Thanks Jason. If you make it up for a visit I can take you around to all the best spots!

Facebook:
Where you can become instant friends with people you don't know at all.

jetcode wrote in post #16380691
Garapata - Fuji160NS "This stuff is better than Velvia"

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This is beautiful. It seems you found a camera (and film) that fits your vision. I haven't tried much Fuji color neg. I ordered a small stockpile of Reala in 120 for my fridge before it disappeared. I have tried Kodak Ektar with mixed results. I know that I don't like Kodak Portra 400. I wish I did because it has amazing exposure latitude but I can't scan it to my liking. Haven't used the 160 variety of Portra enough to have an opinion. I have been shooting a lot of Provia 100F and love the realistic color rendition it offers.
Shot a bunch of Civil War portraits today on 4x5 tintype. I will post some if I can stand the time it takes to clean the scans.

A few from today

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I like the hand gesture from the bus driver!

Harm wrote in post #16384087
I like the hand gesture from the bus driver!

Thanks Harm..

He open the door to listen to this guy play the blues and just as I raised the camera he saw me.

airfrogusmc wrote in post #16383923
A few from today

Mega mojo in this one Allen. You have at least 1 in each set that really knocks heads.

Cuypers1807 wrote in post #16383897
This is beautiful. It seems you found a camera (and film) that fits your vision. I haven't tried much Fuji color neg. I ordered a small stockpile of Reala in 120 for my fridge before it disappeared. I have tried Kodak Ektar with mixed results. I know that I don't like Kodak Portra 400. I wish I did because it has amazing exposure latitude but I can't scan it to my liking. Haven't used the 160 variety of Portra enough to have an opinion. I have been shooting a lot of Provia 100F and love the realistic color rendition it offers.
Shot a bunch of Civil War portraits today on 4x5 tintype. I will post some if I can stand the time it takes to clean the scans.

Thanks Joby and I would concur with your assessment. I really like the color of film. Provia is a very nice film which is why it has survived all these years. I have a few rolls of Astia which I like too but it's not the same. My scanner likes meaty negs. I have been having dismal results with underexposed film. As far as the camera I love that there are no batteries, menus, upgrades, or histograms to inspect. I am going to try Portra 160 since the Fuji can only be purchased from the Asian countries at this time.

Can't wait to see your Civil War portraits. That should be something on tintype.

jetcode wrote in post #16384119
Mega mojo in this one Allen. You have at least 1 in each set that really knocks heads.

Thanks Joe....

airfrogusmc wrote in post #16382183
Anybody know were Kristy's been?

Timphoto wrote in post #16382185
She's been posting very regularly on Facebook.

airfrogusmc wrote in post #16382187
I don't do facebook...

She's been shining brightly on Facebook, both with her photography and with her bright, shiny "personhood"!!!

A few with the EOS M:

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Jason - in that last shot, I love the contrast between the look on that guys face and the box with the "Great Smiles" label on it.