A very, very, very poor man's Leica. I purchased an identical camera in 1961. All metal, no meter, no battery, manual focus film camera. What a great little camera.
Hi Barry - and thank you for your comment!
No, this was taken in my usual Astia film simulation settings, and later converted with Silver Efex Pro from the NIK collection to B&W.
BTW, all my images are taken as JPEG's as I never had any training / schooling in RAW-converters. Mostly use only PS Elements as my software.
Have a nice day, and best regards from Norway!
Thank's for the comment, Barry!
This is the old part of town, foundet sometimes around 1660 and had been a garrison-tom up to the first WW. Nothing nuch has changed there as the whole town is under conservation (don't know the right term).
Its completely surrounded my town-walls, water-filled moats and steep ramparts. Love to take pics there
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He-He! It could look like "trouble" if you want it to - but it is really harmless. Just boys having fun, riding through town in an old Classic American car and drinking beer. It's like this every Wednesday during summer season - except - this time it rained!! I love the effect of the rain on the tarmac.
Thanks for the comment.
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No, it didn't - but only because I didn't like the focal length:
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Just lucky, I guess - releying totally on Fuji!
But it was a beautiful and cold day.
Walter
Best regards gfrom Norway :o)
No, this was taken in my usual Astia film simulation settings, and later converted with Silver Efex Pro from the NIK collection to B&W.
BTW, all my images are taken as JPEG's as I never had any training / schooling in RAW-converters. Mostly use only PS Elements as my software.
Have a nice day, and best regards from Norway!
This is the old part of town, foundet sometimes around 1660 and had been a garrison-tom up to the first WW. Nothing nuch has changed there as the whole town is under conservation (don't know the right term).
Its completely surrounded my town-walls, water-filled moats and steep ramparts. Love to take pics there
:o)
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Thanks for the comment.
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