Showing posts with label Cameron Pass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cameron Pass. Show all posts

Sunday, March 3, 2019

52 Rolls Redux: North Park Colorado



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I wasn't sure I'd have anything to post.......I was experimenting with films and that means we can't count on the results.  But on closer inspection my Ilford SFX-200 experiment using an IR 695 Filter  were more successful than I had expected.  Below, Nokhu Crags (12.490 ft, 3807 m) in the Never Summer Range, above Cameron Pass:





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We continued to chase Fall Across Northern Colorado along Poudre Canyon and North Park:









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Tech Info:  Ilford SFX-200 (infrared sensitive) film, IR 695 Filter with a filter factor of +2 dialed in (probably need +3 next time), Mamiya 6X7 Rangefinder with 43 mm lens.  Developed and scanned by Old School Photo Labs.

Wednesday, December 28, 2016

My Last 52 Rolls Post of the Year: Weeks #49 & #50

Keeping in mind that I am running 2 weeks behind I will be finishing up the 52 Rolls assignment in 2017 and overlapping, therefore, with next year's round of work.

From Week #49, we test a Canon QL (vintage 1960's) Camera purchased online from Goodwill (yes, THAT Goodwill!):


Not without some problems but over all, interesting results.  Check out the rest of the post @ 


And a return to Cameron Pass for Week 50:52
(link has been updated)



Photomerge Panorama of 4 images.



Sunday, October 16, 2016

52 Rolls: Week 39:52

Nokhu Crags West of Cameron Pass:



I was experimenting with Ilford SFX-200 IR Sensitive film using an IR 695 Filter (which lets in some visible light).  I'm liking this much better than SFX experiments using the darkest red filter. I only used a filter factor of +2 here, so next time I'll try +3.

See more from Week #39.