Recent content by TarterTurtle

Haha I already have the bellows, thats what I took those on. I used my 50mm but I had the subjects practically touching the glass.

I went to a camera store in Asheville NC and when I saw macro bellows I couldn’t not get them. I’ve wanted to get into macro but my 3D printed extensions tubes are a bit crude. I took this with a Vivitar 80-200 lens, I think I used 100mm, I don’t remember the settings I used because the bellows...

These are great pictures! I think it’s a funny coincidence that you are posting about this camera. My grandmother recently dug out her G9 for a vacation! She didn’t end up bringing it, but I’ll take a look at it when we get back and see if it has any of the issues you mentioned.

Oops! I thought it was posted inline, must of made a mistake somewhere. I’ll add it in. Thanks for letting me know!

I am currently on my way to Asheville, North Caroline, Because of a 4 hour layover in Washington DC, I decided to walk around the terminal and try my hand at candid photography, using the hip method. Normally when I try to do this I shoot portrait, but for whatever reason when I saw these guys I...

So this thread has to do with camera accessories, but what about a whole camera? I've been wanting to finish making this for a while now, just never really did it. I have it half printed and hopefully will finish soon. Homepage | Dora Goodman Cameras

Yup, But it works fine with manual lenses! I shoot Nikon F most of the time, which is great because almost all my lenses can be used on both of my Nikon Cameras, Nikon FE and Nikon D7100. Here's a link to the tubes I am printing

Is a camera shutter not just a door for light? This seemed a lot cooler in my head, but I figured I would share the results anyways. It took 85 tries to get the shutter in motion, but i got it eventually. the shutter speed on the film camera is 1/60th of a second. Taken on Nikon D7100 with a...

Just started printing some extension tubes, first one will be done in 2 hours!

And no food photography, at least no food with Onions

Oh no! I wish I could, but I know it wouldn't give good results no matter what

Plus when you have multiple rolls of multiple stocks that have all been stored the same way, shoot one, develop, and if the results are what you want, most likely the rest of the rolls of that stock at least, will be in similar condition! The uncertain becomes more certain that way.

Leaf Shutters! that reminds me I have an old kodak lens from an early 1900's folding camera that happens to not work correctly! I'll post some pictures of it if I can find it

Thank you @limr, I appreciate it, Someone once said to me and I quote "Things get made to get used. Film is made to be used. If isn't used, then it's reason for existing has been denied" I think that is a good quote, what's the point of just letting it sit there and go to waste??

I shoot fresh black and white, but yes, If I want to keep shooting film I probably should invest in more color film as well