jonmanjiro
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Elmarit 28mm f2.8 ASPH, R-D1x
@ JR Nakano Station, Tokyo
@ JR Nakano Station, Tokyo
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Elmarit 28mm f2.8 ASPH, R-D1x
@ JR Nakano Station, Tokyo
love the golden tinge on the woman's hair..
Your shot inspired me to go dig around my old shots from Japan as well...found this one that i hadn't processed.
Somewhere in Kamakura if i remember correctly.
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Awesome Jon! That's my fav combi too, R-D1x + Elmarit 28 asph!
Elmarit 28mm f2.8 ASPH, R-D1x
@ JR Nakano Station, Tokyo
jonmanjiro
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Very nice! The autumn colours in Kamakura certainly are spectacular. Here's one from me taken there in Autumn 2012 (Ektar 100, Apo-Lanthar 90/3.5, Zeiss Ikon).
鎌倉の紅葉 by jonmanjiro, on FlickrCheers Ed. The fantastic little Elmarit 28mm ASPH would have to be my favourite lens for the R-D1x as well!
sobrietyanonymous
Senior Member
sharing some RF shots.
cambodia, either trix or portra 400..
shot with either m6/35biogon or m3/50cron combi.
cambodia, either trix or portra 400..
shot with either m6/35biogon or m3/50cron combi.
jonmanjiro
New Member
seriously enjoying the 21mm Colorskopar on the M9
Very nice!
Thank you sir!
Riotbmx
Senior Member
Very nice. Rare to see digital edits looking so natural these days
Thanks man! Glad you like it.
julescasablancas
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Went to Western Australia for a getaway a few weeks ago with my R3M and Nokton 40mm. I used 2 rolls of Agfa Vista Plus 200 and developed it at the usual photo store I have been patronizing for half a decade, "Fancy Photo" in Bukit Timah Shopping Center. I used my Plustek 8200i to scan the photos and they turned out extremely grainy for some reason 
At least grainier than usual compared to other rolls I've developed there before with the same Agfa film.
ptjw, on Flickr
My friend told me it could be due to the shop reusing some old developer chemicals that have been saturated which causes this batch to be very grainy. Is that a possible reason? I'm thinking of developing my film elsewhere in the future my past 2 batches of film developed by this shop came back scratched as well and had to manually correct away the scratches. Where in Singapore do most film photographers go to develop their film nicely at a reasonable cost?
At least grainier than usual compared to other rolls I've developed there before with the same Agfa film. ptjw, on Flickr
My friend told me it could be due to the shop reusing some old developer chemicals that have been saturated which causes this batch to be very grainy. Is that a possible reason? I'm thinking of developing my film elsewhere in the future my past 2 batches of film developed by this shop came back scratched as well and had to manually correct away the scratches. Where in Singapore do most film photographers go to develop their film nicely at a reasonable cost?
Here are a couple from Koyasan in Japan. By far the most peaceful place I've ever been!
Monolith. by jonlee., on Flickr
Cleansing. by jonlee., on Flickr
The Golden Hall. by jonlee., on Flickr
Spirit of the forest. by jonlee., on Flickr
Zen. by jonlee., on Flickr
Lots more on my Exposure page here.
Monolith. by jonlee., on FlickrCleansing. by jonlee., on FlickrThe Golden Hall. by jonlee., on FlickrSpirit of the forest. by jonlee., on FlickrZen. by jonlee., on FlickrLots more on my Exposure page here.
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