I just got back (finally) my first two rolls of film shot with my new (antique) Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex twin-lens reflex camera. I’ve gotten so spoiled by the digital age and the instant gratification that comes with it, that I had practically have forgotten the images.
In short, I like the results. I still have some to learn about focus, how to avoid motion blur and other technical details. Amazingly my exposures, even my wild guesses were surprisingly good. Nice to know I haven’t forgotten everything my manual camera days.
Here are a few from the first two rolls:
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