Very posh, but also dark, those "Schadow Arkaden" and most Brownies don't have many possibilities. So I put it on the handrail, exposed two or three seconds (I wasn't very concentrated) at F32 (the Kodak manual stricktly forbids you to use that on I, only B is allowed...) and hoped for the best, on FP4.
The 1930 Kodak UK Brownie 2 does need some extra cleaning, the negative was very scratched.
Not bad, pity the rail was rounded, but on the other hand, the blurr adds up to the mood.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI was thinking about some kind of rubber mat or foam to keep the camera steady.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenyeah, like the good old sandbag, but then lighter.
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