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Phogulum: Blog Through the Camera Eye

http://www.phogulum.com

It's a blog of the things that catch my eye and also about vintage cameras

Added on: Jun 4th, 2008
Country: Estonia
Language: English

Author: phogulum
Listed in: Photography Photo Blogs
Tags: photo Photography cameras picture camera vintage camera

Recent Posts

Glass Negative

Posted on Friday November 27th, 2009 at 14:40 in black and white, water, tree, sun, b&w, old film, black white, voigtländer, glass negative, plate cameras

I bought an old Voigtländer today and with camera it came – my very first glass negative. It’s not the best example and probably that’s the reason it was with the camera but I’m still glad to own such a rare item. ...
Leaves or Bats?

Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 08:31 in night, moon, leaves, bats, maple, dslr cameras

These maple leaves around the Moon look almost like bats. Maybe not the sharpest photo but I couldn’t stop the wind…...
Why Epson Perfection V700 Photo Scanner is Better Than a Lab

Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 16:04 in review, epson, Autumn, dome, scanner, ruins, fujifilm, iso 100, agfa, medium format, xpro, cross processing

Today, I finally got my new scanner. Until now I’ve scanned my films in a photo lab, but even cheapest and smallest resolution scans aren’t free and these files look normal only on the screen. Not to mention that I have to go to the lab t...
Old 120 Films

Posted on Saturday November 21st, 2009 at 13:02 in old film, medium format, spool, 120 film, bits & pieces, expired film, wooden spool

I’ve found these 120 films from vintage cameras. It’s probably the only way to get these kind of old and already exposed films. The yellow one on the photo, Ilford FP3, was produced until 1968. The left one with wooden spools was made may...
Concrete Columns

Posted on Wednesday November 18th, 2009 at 15:07 in black and white, column, ruins, 6x6, b&w, medium format, black white, 120 film, iso 400, c-41, lubitel, tlr cameras

These columns are somewhere in the South-Estonia, just in the middle of nowhere. Sadly you can find this kind of Soviet time relicts almost everywhere in Estonia. Fortunately Estonia isn’t so sad and ugly – just nearby these ruins are som...
Monument to Estonian Musician

Posted on Tuesday November 17th, 2009 at 16:34 in fujifilm, fed, monument, tartu, iso 200, c-41, 18x24, fujifilm superia 200, viewfinder cameras, 135 film, fed mikron

The photo is so light because it was shot almost straight to the sun and scanned in a lab, yet I’m not sure which is the main reason…...