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I've tried this old Горизонт by KMZ for a colleague. At first I thought that it's broken, because the lens when tensioning the shutter button was not covered (such as with my Horizon Perfekt by Lomography). With this old camera made in USSR you have to do one step manually so that the lens is covered .
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Produced: 1967-1973 ~ Name: „Горизонт“ ~ Producer: KMZ ~ Frame size: 24x58 ~ Lens: OF-28P 2.8/28 ~ Shutter: 1/30s, 1/60s, 1/125s, 1/250s
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I'mm going to replace the seals, so there are no more light leaks ;-)
I've tried this old Горизонт by KMZ for a colleague. At first I thought that it's broken, because the lens when tensioning the shutter button was not covered (such as with my Horizon Perfekt by Lomography). With this old camera made in USSR you have to do one step manually so that the lens is covered .
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Produced: 1967-1973 ~ Name: „Горизонт“ ~ Producer: KMZ ~ Frame size: 24x58 ~ Lens: OF-28P 2.8/28 ~ Shutter: 1/30s, 1/60s, 1/125s, 1/250s
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I'mm going to replace the seals, so there are no more light leaks ;-)
I've tried this old Горизонт by KMZ for a colleague. At first I thought that it's broken, because the lens when tensioning the shutter button was not covered (such as with my Horizon Perfekt by Lomography). With this old camera made in USSR you have to do one step manually so that the lens is covered .
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Produced: 1967-1973 ~ Name: „Горизонт“ ~ Producer: KMZ ~ Frame size: 24x58 ~ Lens: OF-28P 2.8/28 ~ Shutter: 1/30s, 1/60s, 1/125s, 1/250s
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I'mm going to replace the seals, so there are no more light leaks ;-)
I've tried this old Горизонт by KMZ for a colleague. At first I thought that it's broken, because the lens when tensioning the shutter button was not covered (such as with my Horizon Perfekt by Lomography). With this old camera made in USSR you have to do one step manually so that the lens is covered .
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Produced: 1967-1973 ~ Name: „Горизонт“ ~ Producer: KMZ ~ Frame size: 24x58 ~ Lens: OF-28P 2.8/28 ~ Shutter: 1/30s, 1/60s, 1/125s, 1/250s
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I'mm going to replace the seals, so there are no more light leaks ;-)
The most photographed place in my city, a Dutch cemetery, looked really creepy that day because of the tree and the ruin. The cemetery is a perfect example of the blend between the British culture and Islamic architecture of the 18th century. This has to be my most favorite shot. I love the way the tree ran over the sprocket holes and became the central element of the photo and not the tombs for the first time.
Los Angeles silhouettes by Michelle and Memphis urban city scenes doubled on top! Thanks for the brilliant idea Michelle and so happy with results (even though the first two frames didn't double because my camera hates me).
:D
Go and show this lady some love too!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/blueskyandhardrock
Los Angeles silhouettes by Michelle and Memphis urban city scenes doubled on top! Thanks for the brilliant idea Michelle and so happy with results (even though the first two frames didn't double because my camera hates me).
:D
Go and show this lady some love too!
http://www.lomography.com/homes/blueskyandhardrock
Expired in 2007 and given to me as a gift. It was partially used, so I am only posting what I took. Some were really dark and others bright... not sure if it was scanner settings or not that made that happen.
Expired in 2007 and given to me as a gift. It was partially used, so I am only posting what I took. Some were really dark and others bright... not sure if it was scanner settings or not that made that happen.
Expired in 2007 and given to me as a gift. It was partially used, so I am only posting what I took. Some were really dark and others bright... not sure if it was scanner settings or not that made that happen.
so named, because every shot I took while IN Genoa, I took with the lens cap on. So, nothing to bear witness to the fact that I was actually there… I did enjoy the journey though.
