Film Advance

For my review of the Pentax-friendly Chinon CP-5s, click here.

Have a look here for my review of the Zeiss Ikon Continamatic III.

Look here for my full review of the underrated Chinon CP-5s.

In the darkroom this week I’ve been working on a print of this shot. After a couple of tries, I think it’s getting close to what I’m after. Once I’ve created a print map with an 8×10, it’s time to move on to making the “real” print on 11×14 paper.

Have a look here for my review of the excellent Agfa Isolette II medium-format folder.

That’s Okanagan Lake in the background with the city of Penticton along its shoreline.

I made a print of this negative, which I’m quite pleased with. It was relatively easy. The main challenge was to retain the highlights in the foreground bunch grass while adding contrast to the rest of the scene. A little burning of the sky was also needed to even out the overall contrast. Both these tasks were made easier by using split-grad printing.

Have a look here for my full review of the wondrous Agfa Isolette II medium-format folder.

Have a look here for my full review of the wondrous Agfa Isolette II.

For my review of the little Olympus 35RC, click here.

The Konica C35 Automatic is a fine little rangefinder camera. You can see my review of it here.