This Argus A2B was produced from 1945-1950.
I put a roll of Fuji Superia 200 in it and took it for a short walk just before Christmas.
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
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- Norman Montifar
- Norman is a New York based photographer and graphic artist. He had exhibited his works in numerous galleries in the Philippines, United States and Canada.
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Nice work with the A2B. You got some mighty vibrant reds.
ReplyDeleteYou coaxed some nice images from the Argus. I need to find the time to play with mine again. They often produce results than are better than you would expect.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jim & Mike. I was surprised with colors of the images myself. I was expecting dull colors given the simple lens. Not sure if mine is coated. The only thing is that some of the images showed a little light leak (left of the snowman).
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