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Taken in 1999 on a weekend to Portmeirion (where else in a 7?
). Still miss that little car - it was a riot. Photo taken by someone from the Hotel (hence it's not very well in focus - sorry!) on my Nikon F3/50-1.4 on Kodachrome 64.Old 35mm scans
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Old 35mm scans
Bought myself a PlusTek OpticFilm slide/neg scanner for Christmas so just learning how to use it at the moment. Will pop a few images into this album as-and-when. One of the first off the roll...
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Taken in 1999 on a weekend to Portmeirion (where else in a 7? ). Still miss that little car - it was a riot. Photo taken by someone from the Hotel (hence it's not very well in focus - sorry!) on my Nikon F3/50-1.4 on Kodachrome 64.
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Taken in 1999 on a weekend to Portmeirion (where else in a 7?
). Still miss that little car - it was a riot. Photo taken by someone from the Hotel (hence it's not very well in focus - sorry!) on my Nikon F3/50-1.4 on Kodachrome 64.Coys Historic Festival, Silverstone 1997:
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On the train to Kleine Scheidegg on our way up the Jungfrau in 1999:
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On the train to Kleine Scheidegg on our way up the Jungfrau in 1999:
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SP250 wrote:DT
Dunno about cheap F3's - got £500 for mine in the summer when I sold it with a 50mm lens.
Got the same for 3 other lenses as well, so someone is paying good money for them.
When I sold mine they were nigh-on worthless, I got about 150 quid for mine with the Nikkor 50/1.4,
There's been a bit of a resurgence of interest in 35mm though which will no doubt put prices up.
Quick question for those who might know - I've long lost the Coys programme from the Historic Festival so can't for the life of me remember what the dark blue single seater was in the top photo. It's most certainly British (ie NOT a 250F as some folk seem to think) and reckon it might be an early Cooper but can't be 100% sure. Any ideas?
Re: Old 35mm scans
Gromit wrote:Bought myself a PlusTek OpticFilm slide/neg scanner for Christmas so just learning how to use it at the moment. Will pop a few images into this album as-and-when. One of the first off the roll...
Taken in 1999 on a weekend to Portmeirion (where else in a 7?
Just look at those lovely Yokohama's. I think they were 501's or something like that. Brilliant tyre. I used them exclusively on my Mk1 Campaign Golf over seven years after the horrible pirelli p600's that came with it..
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SP250 wrote:DT
Dunno about cheap F3's - got £500 for mine in the summer when I sold it with a 50mm lens.
Got the same for 3 other lenses as well, so someone is paying good money for them.
I have to say that £500 is extraordinary. It must have been extremely mint or an F3T. £150 is average these days for a body and £150-200 for an F1.4 50mm AI lens.
still a lovely camera and film is on it's way back.
P.S. Richard. All those alfa's are lovely and so is Nick Masons 250GTO.
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R1200S. It’s gone. Had it 11yrs. My favourite bike in 42yrs riding.
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R1200S. It’s gone. Had it 11yrs. My favourite bike in 42yrs riding.
Holdsworth professional
Motobecane C3
Brompton
Gromit wrote:DT
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Quick question for those who might know - I've long lost the Coys programme from the Historic Festival so can't for the life of me remember what the dark blue single seater was in the top photo. It's most certainly British (ie NOT a 250F as some folk seem to think) and reckon it might be an early Cooper but can't be 100% sure. Any ideas?
Connaught A type of some sort ?
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nab 301 wrote:Gromit wrote:DT
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Quick question for those who might know - I've long lost the Coys programme from the Historic Festival so can't for the life of me remember what the dark blue single seater was in the top photo. It's most certainly British (ie NOT a 250F as some folk seem to think) and reckon it might be an early Cooper but can't be 100% sure. Any ideas?
Connaught A type of some sort ?
Bingo!! Thanks Nigel - My Dad and I have been wracking our brains this afternoon (he's usually bob-on recognising old F1 cars) but completely missed Connaught out. We'd got it into our heads it was a Ferguson at one stage.
The Connaught team badge/emblem matches the one on the cam covers of the car in my photo.
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Re: Old 35mm scans
f90x wrote:
Just look at those lovely Yokohama's. I think they were 501's or something like that. Brilliant tyre. I used them exclusively on my Mk1 Campaign Golf over seven years after the horrible pirelli p600's that came with it..
Good spot re the Yoko's Steve - they're the 510's which were ok, but the 7 wasn't really heavy enough to get the best from them. Great in the hot & dry but quite slimy in wet and/or cool conditions. When I built the car I had Yoko A021R's fitted to the wheels - they were superb but only lasted 3000 miles.
Junked the freebie scanning software and now using Viewscan which is vastly superior.
The Dhobi Ghats in Mumbai - taken in Jan '98:
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Nikon F3/50-1.4/Kodachrome 25
The Dhobi Ghats in Mumbai - taken in Jan '98:
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Nikon F3/50-1.4/Kodachrome 25
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