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Need help with a process of wetshaving? Wanna see pics or videos? Here is your Mecca!
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Here's a recent evening as the sun went down over the bay:

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Leica M9, Elmarit 24mm

and here's a resident of the area, looking rather cheerful after some Côtes du Rhone:

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Voigtlander Bessa III, Tri-X, Diafine, Coolscan 9000

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The first photo made me want to push a birchbark Voyageur canoe into the water and join the second subject for a glass.
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Wow, I once had a Bessa III. It produced lovely big slides and negatives, but sighting through its tiny viewfinder with glasses was murder.

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but sighting through its tiny viewfinder with glasses was murder.
the biggest mistake ever made was buying a camera without a viewfinder. A tiny one is better than none at all

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The Bessa III is a new medium format folder, with the same rangefinder/viewfinder as the Bessa 35mm rangefinders. It's a pleasure to use.

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drmoss_ca wrote:The Bessa III is a new medium format folder, with the same rangefinder/viewfinder as the Bessa 35mm rangefinders. It's a pleasure to use.

Chris
I'm not at all up to date with the photo market. I'll need to check this one out.

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