I recently stated that I would not be discussing newer gear as much going forward, but two categories will that will remain are:
- Vintage Digital
- Analog Therapy
A recent visit to a small town for a photo walk with a friend, Anthony, included both. A small town that sounds like a ‘cuss if you say it too fast, Fuquay-Varina… Hehe.. <ahem> As I was saying. The photo bender. The prior post was about my vintage digital choice for the evening, this older variant of this camera over a few posts.
A camera that was upgraded from a specialty solution ill suited to daily use to a regular companion with a recent acquisition.
I refer you to the link above for more background but this is one of the best lenses I have ever used.
This post and the next are with a recent favorite.
The first roll of film this day was Kodak Gold 200 developed with Cinestill CS41.
Enough of that for now. On to the photos.
But first…
Sidebar: The original intent for this photo walk was a digital side by side with the lens above and a similar ZEISS lens in another mount. I had done a recent film side by side with the lenses…
…that made this comparison near pointless. (Spoiler alert: I did not see a huge difference.) Then on the way I realized that I had brought the wrong ZEISS G lens… But I was relieved. Left us to use other gear. Will I still do the comparison? Likely not. I am good.
Here is part 2. Nothing Earth shattering. Just some scenes seen while Anthony and I rambled on about many random topics.
Another successful scenes seen fueled analog therapy fit.
Happy capturing.
-ELW
Eric L. Woods 