Dramatic early digital shot of locomotive at Honesdale, PA, the birthplace pf American railroads.
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Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Fujichrome 120
In the nineties Fuji assau8lted the film market with excellent products especially on color films. First came Fujcolor negative film and then a series of slide films. These images were shot with a Mamyia 220 on Fuji RVP ISO 100. The colors were brilliant and saturated sort of like the original Kodachromes. These were film's las hurrahs as digital soon took over. Interestingly enough Fuji survived ads prospered while Kodak, the inventor of the CCD went under. Even more ironic is the fact that even on their fine digicams, Fuji uses the name Fujifilm. Go figure.
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