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even more photo memories (revised)

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Thanks guys. In response to your comments a few more!

http://www.btinternet.com/~calypsomedia ... index.html

Quick and dirty using JAlbum to avoid using the space here.


Most still need the magic of Photoshop after scanning. The colour ones are just a taster :wink:

And DaveB

Still got my Zenith B, and a Zenith E. Also the 450mm lens, a 90-250 zoom (or something like that) and a 28mm wide angle.

With the screw thread of the SLR, it was easiest to have 2 cameras with different lenses on at airshows.

And the results weren't bad. :dance: And there was no way I could afford better - just a poor student at university.

Not been used for decades and since they have no value, except sentimental, I still have them all in a case :redface:

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Post by Garry Russell »

Hi Ian

Thanks for that

I love the atmosphere in the Vulcan shot you can here it! :tunes:
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Vulcan and Mossie taken at Woodford on 17 August 1974, so the black and white ones were definitely before that.

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The last one is beautiful after all these years its still a throat grabber.
and the Vulcan shots aer ermmm impressive

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The Vulcan shots are superb! I love the aircraft! :wink:
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Post by LongHaul »

Yeah, great shots mate :smile: I remember seeing the Vulcan at Cosford when I was a kid,it came over so low I thought my chest would explode with the vibration! :lol:

By an odd coincidence, my folks used to store thier touring caravan on a sute next to the old airbase at Fradley near Lichfield, I understand it was once a dispersal base for the V-Bomber force. The hangars are now used by Great Bear Distribution as warehouses :roll: At least they are still there though.

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Great shots, I love the oldies!
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Post by ianhind »

Thanks.

I'll let you know when I have added more. Even I did not realise quite how old some of these are. :roll: Or how many - about 10 x 30 negatives before starting the colour stuff.

Looking through the black/white negatives I see there is a Vanguard/VC10/ Finnair Caravelle 10 in there, as well as Viscounts G-BDIK and N501TL. Also Bassett ZP-PJY, XK896 painted in HMS Heron colours and lots of GA.

Getting quite excited at scanning these - haven't looked at them for at least 20 years (never got the negatives printed - too expensive). And now I've got a Nikon4 slide scanner... :dance:

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