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"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
"Paris Olympiades" has nothing to do with the 2024 Olympic Games. This is the name of a district of buildings located between Chinatown Paris and the University of Tolbiac. It's a great photo spot, with the buildings, the locals, the students, and the Asian atmosphere.
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
First time using APS film, with a Minolta APS camera, the Vectis S-1. I wanted to try this camera for two reasons : 1- I never tried the APS film before, and 2- it's a weather-sealed camera, and there aren't so many water-resistant film cameras available that you can use under the rain. And it rains a lot these days !
I bought the camera and the films for a very low price and the good surprise is that the film doesn't need to be pushed at all ! I just drop it in the camera with no specific setting and that's it.
The 16/9 format is very nice I think, especially for landscape and street scenes. What do you think?
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
After the Lubitel photos, the Fed ones. This rangefinder is really a nice camera to handle, and the Jupiter 8 is a jewel. The only annoying point is the rewind button, quite hard ti turn, you have to be patient ! I didn't use any light meter, I based my settings on the "sunny 16 rule" - it worked well, but maybe sometimes I should have opened one stop lower. The sun was behind the clouds mostly, but when it came out, the floor tiles reflected the light quite strongly.
