Yeah, and in a pano no less! I couldn’t remember if I had rewound the film in my Trip 35, so I cracked it. The last few pictures were exposed, but the result is that this panorama actually has genuine light leaks, not ones put in place by software. I rather like the results.
Looks like something out of a SciFi flick or something, but it is just a tunnel under a road in Mesa Verde National Park.
It’s been a glorious summer so far!
I bought an Olympus OM-1n with the standard kit lens, a 50mm f1.8 OM mount, a few weeks ago. As with every camera, it has to be tested – especially if listed in “excellent” condition. As always, KEH comes through with quality used photography equipment!
The 50mm lens is really nice – it does a good job with bokeh and sharpness of detail Here it is demonstrated on a red columbine at the local botanical garden, using UltraMax 400 and scanned with my Pakon.
I can see why a lot of people like this camera. It was a total pleasure to use – easy, lightweight, compact, and a perfect fit for my hands.
From a walk on the nearby local college campus, using the Olympus Om-1n, OM mount 50mm f1.8, and Ultramax 400 film. I scanned it with my Pakon 135 and did post in LR and On1.
Interesting use of the words “grab” and “fresh” . . . . I mean “fun”!
Ink, Yarn & Beer 