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LeeP · ‎04-25-2026

"Camaro"

Car show in Bakersfield California

Shot with an R8 in an exceedingly bad mood and the 15-30mm RF zoom.

Camaro1.JPGCamaro2.JPG

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Digital via Canon R100 and R8. Analog via Pentax, Nikon, and Minolta 35mm SLRs and via Mamiya RB67 and 645, not to mention the persnickety Pentax 17.

SignifDigits · ‎04-26-2026

1969 Daytona Z (or 1967 or 1968 not factory)? Shouldn't that have been front to back instead of back to front? 🙂

>> Owns/Owned both Canon EOS mirrorless full-frame and APS-C cameras and associated RF, RF-S and EF adapted lenses - inventory tends to change on short notice. Same for flashes, tripods, bags, straps, etc.
Plus>> Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 Printer. My photos are edited using no Adobe products.
>>The opinions and assistance are my own. Please don't blame Canon for any mistakes on my part.

LeeP · ‎04-27-2026

I just attached two photos. I wasn't trying to make a diptych. I suppose it could be one.

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Digital via Canon R100 and R8. Analog via Pentax, Nikon, and Minolta 35mm SLRs and via Mamiya RB67 and 645, not to mention the persnickety Pentax 17.

SignifDigits · ‎04-27-2026

Your vernacular is more sophisticated than mine - I had to look up diptych 😉

>> Owns/Owned both Canon EOS mirrorless full-frame and APS-C cameras and associated RF, RF-S and EF adapted lenses - inventory tends to change on short notice. Same for flashes, tripods, bags, straps, etc.
Plus>> Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 Printer. My photos are edited using no Adobe products.
>>The opinions and assistance are my own. Please don't blame Canon for any mistakes on my part.

LeeP · ‎04-27-2026

Haha...I sometimes shoot with a Pentax 17 and am in a group for its users. Within that group are those who wax poetic about "working with light" to the point I want to puke, but they love their diptychs. The Pentax 17 has a negative size of 24x17mm thus two frames--a diptych--is 24x36mm.

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Digital via Canon R100 and R8. Analog via Pentax, Nikon, and Minolta 35mm SLRs and via Mamiya RB67 and 645, not to mention the persnickety Pentax 17.