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alfredo

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8. What type of camera? I have film and digital.

Reply to madrchsod (Reply #6)

Sat Aug 31, 2013, 10:25 AM

Aug 2013

I use some film camera lenses on my digital, and have adapters to use on my old Canon student camera.

I just mounted an old K Mart 28 mm on my film camera. After the storms pass, I will shoot some film.

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Incredible images of Supercells. [View all] alfredo Aug 2013 OP

Wow. HappyMe Aug 2013 #1

awesome pics.... mike_c Aug 2013 #2

been a long time since i shot infrared film but madrchsod Aug 2013 #3

You can get your digital camera changed to IR for under $200. I think Polarizers and Red filters alfredo Aug 2013 #5

thanks.. madrchsod Aug 2013 #6

What type of camera? I have film and digital. alfredo Aug 2013 #8

old school minolta 101 and a "modern" canon madrchsod Sep 2013 #12

You can adapt the Minolta lenses to work on the Canon. They make alfredo Sep 2013 #13

I have some still in my fridge. lapislzi Aug 2013 #9

I think the one in my OP used a Red filter on the lens or in post processing. alfredo Aug 2013 #4

Fantastic MNBrewer Aug 2013 #7

Amazing treestar Aug 2013 #10

But the creatures who inhabit those towns are tenacious. alfredo Aug 2013 #11