Rollei 80s 127 and Brownie Reflex
There's something that feels just right about a roll of 127 - easily handled, unlike a roll of 36 exposure 35mm, for example which is about 5' 6". I developed the roll of 80s I'd put through the Brownie Reflex tonight.
Quite a moment. It was my first camera, (not this actual camera, God knows where that one got to, this one came off eBay for a fiver, on the upside of our globalized age). I'm fairly sure that this photo was taken with it, and this one , and this one, (both stupidly cropped when I scanned them, before I knew better).
I dev'd it in the ID11 with bromide. I gave it 20 mins at 22C, which was pushing it somewhat. From the negs the exposures look lovely and crisp. There are four or five from a day trip to Arran, and the rest I took the other week of The Bairn in the sitting room. I used the tripod and B setting for those, 2 or 3 seconds. I'll scan and upload them tomorrow.
Quite a moment. It was my first camera, (not this actual camera, God knows where that one got to, this one came off eBay for a fiver, on the upside of our globalized age). I'm fairly sure that this photo was taken with it, and this one , and this one, (both stupidly cropped when I scanned them, before I knew better).
I dev'd it in the ID11 with bromide. I gave it 20 mins at 22C, which was pushing it somewhat. From the negs the exposures look lovely and crisp. There are four or five from a day trip to Arran, and the rest I took the other week of The Bairn in the sitting room. I used the tripod and B setting for those, 2 or 3 seconds. I'll scan and upload them tomorrow.
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