색색들이 아름다운 우포
photoshop selective color
위아래 잘라냄
photoshop shadow/highlight
중형 파노라마로 찍어보고 싶은
photoshop shadow/highlight
역광에서도 나름 뛰어난 성능을 발휘하는 코니카 렌즈
Konica Autorex
Konica Hexanon AR 24mm 1:2.8
Fuji autoauto 200
in 우포
요건 저번에 갔던 오도산 사진
밤에 별 사진 찍고 아침에 정상(조금 못 가서;;;) 찍은 하늘 구름 사진
찢어진 깃털 같은
갈기갈기 찢어진 내 마음 같은...
1965 Minolta 24 Rapid Leaf-Shutter Camera
24 x 24mm 35mm Rapid system (Agfa Karat) camera with built-in CdS metering. Editor’s note: the Karat or Rapid system uses normal 35mm emulsions, but in place of a single cassette into which the film is rewound after exposure, there are two identical cassettes. These hold a relatively short length of film, with no central spool, but a spring guide internally which helps the film wind into a cylindrical roll as it is pushed into the ‘take up’ cartridge and leave the ‘feed’ one (the one you buy). After completing 24 square exposures - equal to just 16 exposures on regular film in length - the take-up cassette is removed and sent for processing, and the empty one replaces it. This had disadvantages, not the least of which was that if you changed films, you could end up with slide film in a black and white cassette and have to label all exposed films manually. The film also tended to get scratched by the process, and the re-usable cassettes returned to the film makers by the labs had a variable lifespan. These cameras can not accept normal 35mm cassettes, but if you can obtain used Karat/Rapid cassettes it is very easy to load your own.
The Minolta 24 Rapid is a rangefinder camera taking square, 24x24mm images on 35mm film in Agfa Rapid cassettes. It was made by Minolta in Japan, introduced in 1965. It was equipped with automatic exposure, controlled by a CdS meter, with the cell placed inside the lens' filter thread.