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• A Favorite to Cross-Process: Kodak Ektachrome E100G

  written by weihsuan on 2011-08-09 #gear

  

  Kodak Ektachrome E100G is a professional slide film from Kodak. Although quite well received for E-6 processing, I personally prefer to cross process it. Colors are not wildly shifted, just basically saturation and increased contrast. Do try this if you prefer the colors to be preserved and enhanced!

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• The Twin Lens Yashica 124G

  written by weihsuan on 2011-07-12 #gear

  

  The Yashica MAT 124G Twin Lens Reflex (TLR) camera is a fairly new TLR camera (made from 1970-1986). The lens on the camera produces stunning results and the convenience of a coupled needle-meter makes it a joy to use. It accepts both 120 and 220 film for 6x6 shots, so you get 12 or 24 shots on a roll of medium format film. G model has a all-black finish and gold-plated electrical contacts.

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• Lubitel 166+: The Camera that Does Two Formats with Accuracy

  written by weihsuan on 2011-06-17 #gear

  

  The Lubitel 166+ is an improvement over the Lubitel 166B or 166U. Not only did it inherit all the advantages of the 166U such as a sharp lens, full manual capability & double exposure ability; the Lubitel 166+ is also able to shoot 35mm film (with sprocket holes) as well as 120 film, a great improvement!

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• Half-frame Greatness: Olympus Pen EED

  written by weihsuan on 2010-12-25 #gear

  

  Got a camera you love dearly? After reading what Community Member @weihsuan had to say about the Olympus Pen EED, we feel the analogue love.

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• Mysterious Russian Camera: Zenit 35F

  written by weihsuan on 2010-08-10 #gear

  

  Not much is known about this Russian camera, but Lomographer weihsuan took the risk and tried this vintage camera and is now up for review.

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