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By: Reinhard Bachl
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Photographer	Reinhard Bachl {Karma:48}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Agfa Isolette
Categories	Photoart	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Agnar 4,5/85mmm
Uploaded	11/25/2003	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Neopan Acros
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Critiques	12	Rating	5.72 / 5 Ratings
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About	a picture of my dog - done with my new (old) isolette - I like the smooth character of the pics done with this camera...
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zosia zija {K:11106} 2/1/2004

beautiful picture!

Stefan Rohner {K:4200} 11/27/2003

outest du dich jetzt schon selbst ? oder weiss es jeder ausser mir :))

Herr Karl {K:70} 11/27/2003

ah, Fotomodel Ricky :-)

Anouschka Rokebrand {K:6470} 11/26/2003

Great b&w shot. Love the effect of the camera.

Andreas Wolkerstorfer {K:5090} 11/25/2003

@ Reinhard: I see you are a fan of full frames, too. When I scan 6x6 negatives I use the mask for 9x12 with clips (this is an advertising for Epson 3200 :))

Stefan Engström {K:24473} 11/25/2003

This photo has beautiful tones. You may try to apply very minimal pressure on the negative to avoid the newton rings. I agree with you that it is nice to scan the frame as well.

Kim Culbert {K:37070} 11/25/2003

For the first shots on a new-to-you camera I think this worked out pretty well. The expression on his/her face has so much character! Nice DOF as well to pull your dog from the background.

Reinhard Bachl {K:48} 11/25/2003

@all thanks for your comments

@ andreas . these are no fingerprints - this is the newton effect. its due to my scanner. I placed the negative directly on the glass, because I like to have the borders of the negative on the picture. I didn't use the mask because, it cuts away the borders - in the moment I don' know how to solve the problem - maybe you have an idea?

...and as you know - these kind of cameras have no wysiwyg view finder --- tese were my first shots with the camera an so I think I will need some films until I know what's the difference between that what see in the finder and that what I get on the film ;-)

Cathy Barrows {K:1897} 11/25/2003

beautiful dog

Eduardo Bernardes {K:8999} 11/25/2003

Beautiful dog and great shot!
Regards, Eduardo

Andreas Wolkerstorfer {K:5090} 11/25/2003

cool - but the dog could have been centered more exactly in order not cut his legs. Another thing is the texture above the dog's head: finger prints on the film? (I am not the pedant that this comment could make you think :))

Dubravko Grakalic {K:25235} 11/25/2003

perfect portrait with old junk...ok, it's not junk, i loved folder camera!

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