More play with the Microfilm.

[LarryD]

It was a sunny with drifting cloud day and I had a Minolta X-700 loaded with it so I went out and had some fun.
To make it more fun I used a Promaster 19-35mm ISO 12 is a bitch... :-)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jokerphotography/sets/72157629741836757/


Untitled-18 by inetjoker, on Flickr


Untitled-1 by inetjoker, on Flickr


Untitled-3 by inetjoker, on Flickr

[Olypen]

Larry, 

You always get good images from your experiments and your microfilm trial is no exception.  If I remember rightly, ASA 12 was  the speed of Kodachrome in about 1954.  It took a "good" camera to be able to shoot color slides-- an f/6.3 lens would do it.  Lots of family photos taken with that combination.  Anyway, your posts here on various film/developer combinations will be really helpful as people want to experiment with films "outside the box".

Bill

[LarryD]

Thank you many of these were shot at 5.6 I think f8 was the smallest.

[Julio1fer]

Very good tones, Larry. I like the apt inscription in the first one (on the solar clock).