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In February, I went out with a couple of friends to walk around Berlin-Mitte to take pictures, as I often do. I had my Canon F-1 and wanted to try out Berlin Double XXL film. I got it after some research after falling in love with the black-and-white footage from Oppenheimer, which is supposed to be the same. The film is originally called Kodak 5222 or Kodak Double-X.
In February, I went out with a couple of friends to walk around Berlin-Mitte to take pictures, as I often do. I had my Canon F-1 and wanted to try out Berlin Double XXL film. I got it after some research after falling in love with the black-and-white footage from Oppenheimer, which is supposed to be the same. The film is originally called Kodak 5222 or Kodak Double-X.
In February, I went out with a couple of friends to walk around Berlin-Mitte to take pictures, as I often do. I had my Canon F-1 and wanted to try out Berlin Double XXL film. I got it after some research after falling in love with the black-and-white footage from Oppenheimer, which is supposed to be the same. The film is originally called Kodak 5222 or Kodak Double-X.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
