Post by jennyandernie on Aug 14, 2006 4:23:44 GMT -5
We tested a couple of our old British made folders recently; these had been used before on black/white film but we wanted to see what they could do with colour. Rather unfairly we did use some very old film (20yrs out of date). The cameras were an Agifold Agilux and an Ensign 12-20.
It is always difficult to evaluate these old cameras without doing a shutter overhaul as you are unsure of the accuracy of the shutter speeds.
The results from the Agifold whilst okay were not outstanding the photographs from the Ensign were very good considering the age of the camera and film.
Here are a couple from the film; a shot of the river Avon at Bidford taken on a dull cloudy day, and one of Mary Arden's House near Stratford.
Jenny
It is always difficult to evaluate these old cameras without doing a shutter overhaul as you are unsure of the accuracy of the shutter speeds.
The results from the Agifold whilst okay were not outstanding the photographs from the Ensign were very good considering the age of the camera and film.
Here are a couple from the film; a shot of the river Avon at Bidford taken on a dull cloudy day, and one of Mary Arden's House near Stratford.
Jenny
