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These fotos were made with a Zenit B camera. Details about this camera are on
my Zenit B page. Film used was Fuij 200 iso. Several lenses were used. The first Catshot was made with a Helios 58 mm with Polafilter and an extra Half sepiafilter to filter out the tophalf of the shot. Second shot was made with a Soligor 400/6.3 telephotolens (125 at 6.3). The Prune and butterfly was done with a Vivitar 135/2 telephotolens mm (125/4). Fourth shot, Helios again with polafilter. Both of the last shots, Helios no filters. |
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These fotos were made with a Zenit 3M camera from 1964. Details about this camera are on
my Zenit 3M page. Film used was Kodak Ultra 400 iso. Photo 1 speed 1/250 aperture 8 lens 135mm Jupiter 11 (zm39 thread) A flower called "zwanenbloem" with a waterbackground. This was an eveningshot (mid august). Photo 2 speed 1/60 aperture 16 lens 50mm Industar with 2 macro extensionrings A blossomed out flower again an eveningshot (mid august) around 6 o'clock. Photo 3 speed 1/60 aperture 16 lens 50mm Industar with 2 macro extensionrings This shot was made at highnoon (mid august). Photo 4 speed 1/125 aperture 5.6 lens 50mm Industar with 2 macro extensionrings Again the "zwanenbloem", this is one of my best shots yet. Photo 5 speed 1/60 aperture 11 lens 50mm Industar with 2 macro extensionrings Berries, I like 'em. Good for eating and wine. Photo 6 speed 1/30 aperture 8 lens 85mm Jupiter 9 (L39 thread) Yep, it's that cat again. Due to the difference between Leica thread and Zenit thread, the Jupiter 9 lens makes one fine Macro lens. Photo 7 speed 1/125 aperture 4 lens 135mm Jupiter 11 (zm39 thread) A "lucifer" plant. Nice faded background. Photo 8 speed 1/250 aperture 22 lens 135mm Jupiter 11 (zm39 thread) Cat on a hot tin roof! He is the Master of the Garden. This was a morning shot (24th of august 2001). Photo 9 speed 1/250 aperture 16 lens 135mm Jupiter 11 (zm39 thread) Charlie, being nice and lazy and good enough to pose. |
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