Some lovely images there. No 8 is my favourite but I would be tempted to take a small slice off the bottom of the frame.

The oft-photographed tree.



Jan 12: Hertfordshire tree par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

I didn't notice the interloper in this image until I was processing the image.



Jan 12: Kimpton (with accidental aircraft) par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

Both, Q-S1 and the 06 telephoto zoom.

Great spot and nicely done.

I didn't really need another small bag either but I bought it anyway. I really need to replace my rucksack tho... And preferably before I next fly somewhere.

You can replace the LX standard back with the data back. Inside the LX is a small rotating blind which blanks off one corner of the negative. When you take a photo, a light imprints the clock face (or the memo) onto the film. Not that useful these days where digital has replaced film for scientific recording purposes, but useful back in the day when taking record shots.

Here is a test shot for a data back I sold recently. I have plenty more if anyone is interested...



Verulamium mosaic par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

Apart from the K which is out of action, they all get used. The 110 had a film in it when I took that picture. I try to make sure they all see some use a couple of times a year. My LX/MX get the most use, however.

K.

Yes, it is. Unfortunately, a fine spring got broken when it was being serviced and so it doesn't work. I managed to buy a spares and repairs K, but have yet to find a technician willing to take on fixing it.

Thanks all Just shows it is worthwhile revisiting old images now and again.

Inserts for the LX databack.

K20D and one of my 28mm manual lenses... probably my K28/3.5, although it might have been the S-M-C Takumar 28mm f/3.5. The exif just records "K or M series lens".