I'm never going to bag on a reporter, but I find the tone of the video piece pretty funny. Looks like he uses an Intrepid Camera and @lomography.com back. www.cbsnews.com/atlanta/news...

One of the Edmund Pettus bridge. For no particular reason this week. Taken on a Mamiya 7 and probably Ektar.

I was going to get on here and say I bought a Kiev 60 for $60 Tuesday, but then I saw #shittycamerachallenge is back. So to answer your question if Pentacon Six mounts are allowed, I offer exhibits A, B, C and D brought to you by my old Pentacon Six, the worst camera I've ever owned.

Used my Samy's gift card from Xmas to pick up the 210mm Sinaron S (Apo Sironar N). It's a good deal smaller than the Symmar S, which is really the only reason I got it. Will need to put them head to head now.

One I didn't share from Mexico. This is Delta 100 and the Mamiya 7. #filmphotography

A few more from the Rolleiflex white face test roll (w/@ditchell.bsky.social in there). Sort of remarkable this pawn-shop find actually works.

We're outta here! See ya later, hospital losers.

Seen in the hospital parking deck today.

Well, dang it. The white face Rolleiflex I wanted to flip takes really good photos. This is Kentmere 100. #believeinfilm

Well, heck of a last 36 hours. Wife went to ER and wound up in neurological ICU. Got to bed around 4:30 this morning. Prognosis good, though.

I made a video of some of the portraits I've taken on the film walk here. #believeinfilm #filmphotography

A couple of shots from a mini-walk. Had to put the camera over my head to get over a fence and guess for the pool shot. Taken with the Minolta Alpha 7 and Zeiss 50mm. #believeinfilm

Rolleiflex esoterica post. Looking for a WLF for the F series, it appears there are no fewer than five versions. 1. Relief logo with a border connected to the script in glossy metal (early-mid 60s.) 2. Relief logo with border separate in glossy metal finish (mid 60s).

Someone got a picture of me at the film walk with the Rolleiflex with their Polaroid as I was trying to take their picture. (I did not take their picture taking me, for the record.)

Rolleiflex test roll and Minolta flash test roll on their way!

Out in the wild now.

Before I put up the light box, I thought I would get a picture of my M3.

In case anyone who had a social life missed my post last night, I found a white face Rolleiflex 2.8F Xenotar circa 1973 and it got here yesterday. (The white faces are a little more collectible.) #believeinfilm #filmphotography

Voila! A white face Rolleiflex Xenotar 2.8F I found roaming the underbelly of the internet. Good news is the glass looks good. The meter is dead. The nameplate is rough, but the rest looks good. It will also look better without the prism that has gone through some things, but it's actually clear.

A few more from the film walk with Portra 400VC and the H1. (Also feat. @bsanfordjr.bsky.social) #filmphotography

Got some film back today. Here's a fellow film walker from January. Taken on Portra 400VC with the Hasselblad H1. #believeinfilm

I'm at the moment in between the departing of money based on a blurry photo and receiving to see if it was too good to be true.

Ahh, the sweet high-pitched hum of a flash that you cleaned up from battery corrosion.

Doing a little volunteer PR work today and got a few pics in w/HP5.

Seller made me an offer I couldn't refuse on the big glass. #believeinfilm

Seller made me an offer I couldn't refuse on the big glass. #believeinfilm

This dumb thing is hard to find, but it will give me some ttl flash on the H1. (I mean using a flash maker that has gone out of business.)

Two rolls in three months? Yikes.

Finishing up a roll of 24-exposure Gold and getting a neighbor's yard of evening primrose.

I hate learning about a cool photographer because they died. www.nytimes.com/2026/04/07/a...

Guys, it was $26.

Tried to get a Louisiana iris picture but it got breezy.

So, wait. Ektar AND Portra were names from Kodak lenses? You learn something new every day.

Another one from the old-timers' club. At first, I thought it was the Mamiya 7 from a different trip, but this is the busted Pentacon Six that only correctly focused at infinity and a Biometar. So, lesson here is save your money, buy a Pentacon.

Going back through some scans I ignored. I have no idea the camera or film other than it was expired. But, it was taken in Demopolis, Ala.

There's a camera in there somewhere. Finally got a flash today for the Maxxum 7.

One from the archives that I never even bothered editing. Back in the early days, when I was like, yes, let's point the camera straight at the sun and see what happens. This was on a busted Pentacon Six and Fuji Pro 400H.

In honor of April Maxxum's Day per @alexluyckxphoto.bsky.social, here's my Maxxum 7. Well, technically an Alpha 7.

One last round because I know you all just can't get enough. All with the Hasselblad H3Dii.

Some B&W pictures from the rallies here. All with the Hasselblad H3Dii and 100mm/35mm.

One from today's #nokings. We had two. This was at the hardcore one. Taken with the Hasselblad H3Dii and 100mm.

Got a rally today so think I'll take the phat boy lens with me.

come on, I know one of you out there (within driving distance of Brookfield, WI) wants a classic #ROLLEIFLEX! #TLR #TwinLensReflex #MediumFormat

Promises made. Promises kept.

A couple of other pictures from the film walk. Taken with the Hasselblad H3Dii-39 and the 100mm 2.2.

Randomly came across these bikers on our photo walk who gave us a show before heading off to the beach. All taken on the Hasselblad H3Dii-39.

I'll give it to this big ol' CCD sensor. It rocks the primary colors. Taken on the local film walk on Sunday with the Hasselblad H3Dii-39.

So the Portra and Tmax family are now being distributed straight from Rochester? (And P3200.)

I searched high and low, but I have no FP4. Only an old tab to remember it by.

Someone else here is watching is this, but a Mamiya RZ67 spotted in How to get to Heaven from Belfast.