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Fun with MF images 2024

dj may

dj may

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Two years on and the war on Ukraine continues. San Gimignano stands with Ukraine. As an American, who has been living in Europe since 2005, I am aware of how my most of my countrymen are out of touch with the dangers of this war. I have been doing pro bono business consulting with Ukrainian business; maybe I will do a photography project also.8B30E7F6-D5D5-4187-89E0-68C0E2D9F28F.jpeg
Leica S3, APO-Elmar-S 180
 
MGrayson

MGrayson

Subscriber and Workshop Member
dj may said:
Two years on and the war on Ukraine continues. San Gimignano stands with Ukraine. As an American, who has been living in Europe since 2005, I am aware of how my most of my countrymen are out of touch with the dangers of this war. I have been doing pro bono business consulting with Ukrainian business; maybe I will do a photography project also.View attachment 211040
Leica S3, APO-Elmar-S 180
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Lovely town shot with a lovely lens - one doesn't see enough S 180 images.

We went there on our honeymoon 25 years ago - walk and eat your way through Tuscany. With all the walking, we managed not to gain TOO much weight! Yashica T4, as I recall.

Matt
 
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DNN

Well-known member
SylB said:
This one is for Matt Grayson, who shared the idea of buying old wafers to play with macro lenses.
I have to admit I was blown away by the level of detail I could get from the HC120 (after careful alignment with the wafer).

Wafer_0005 by Sylvain BARTHOLOME, sur Flickr

I think you should be able to check the full size jpeg on Flickr if you want.
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An old Rockwell International wafer - most likely a modem chip on an early process (few metal layers in this process). there are a few good ones (no dot from the tester) as well as the parametric test die. Was this a four inch wafer?
Don
 
dj may

dj may

Well-known member
MGrayson said:
Lovely town shot with a lovely lens - one doesn't see enough S 180 images.

We went there on our honeymoon 25 years ago - walk and eat your way through Tuscany. With all the walking, we managed not to gain TOO much weight! Yashica T4, as I recall.

Matt
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We regularly visit this region; this is the 4th time. This trip, I used the S 180 quite a bit. Here is another.
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Leica S3, APO-Elmar-S 180
 
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SylB

Well-known member
DNN said:
An old Rockwell International wafer - most likely a modem chip on an early process (few metal layers in this process). there are a few good ones (no dot from the tester) as well as the parametric test die. Was this a four inch wafer?
Don
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Yes, it was a 4 inch wafer !
I admire your technical and historical eye !!
 
PeterA

PeterA

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diggles said:
This image is the +1 stop capture from a set of 3 exposure bracketed images. Normally, I would use the 'properly' exposed file, but I liked the brightness in this one. It was made with a new to me old film lens that just arrived yesterday.

Arca Swiss Rm3di + Hasselblad CFV 100C + Apo Symmar 100mm f5.6 (single image about 15mm camera fall)
2024-02-23-B00780 by Warren Diggles, on Flickr
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SO nice to look at..
 
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