Hamish came up with the ‘5 Frames With’ idea and I have to say I felt like I was in from the start, given Hamish’s penchant for small simple cameras I had a think about what I had that could fit the bill, and tweeted ‘How about a CLE with Rokkor 40mm ?’ Hamish replied ‘Perfect’ and so I was away.
What about the film to use? I wanted to develop it myself and colour is way beyond me so it had to be b&w, plus the weather was turning distinctly murky and I wanted to use an orange filter also, so I needed a reasonably high ISO – looks in fridge, bingo, apart from the cheeky Sauvignon Blanc there was the Bergger Pancro 400 I had ordered and not tried yet, decision made.
Then what to shoot I thought, no real inspiration was coming to me, but my son wanted a trip to Liverpool to look for an old camo shirt, so although I’ve documented aspects of Liverpool like a thousand times, that’s what I was going to do, again.
So Andrew and I shopped, we ate, we shot and we left. The Pancro was shot at box speed, this despite the filter as the CLE meters through the lens, plus it was my first time shooting with the Pancro so I was playing it safe.
Developed in Rodinal 1+25, 8mins, 20oC, mix once per min, no pre-soak.
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jeremy north on 5 Frames with a Minolta CLE / M-Rokkor 40mm 1:2 – By Steven Starr
Comment posted: 29/09/2017
Is the Rokkor lens the same as the Leica 40mm but renamed?
Comment posted: 29/09/2017
Steven (Stig) Starr on 5 Frames with a Minolta CLE / M-Rokkor 40mm 1:2 – By Steven Starr
Comment posted: 30/09/2017
David Hill on 5 Frames with a Minolta CLE / M-Rokkor 40mm 1:2 – By Steven Starr
Comment posted: 20/10/2017
5 Frames With... Agfa Precisa CT 100 (EI 100 / 35mm / Minolta X-700) by Stigg Starr | EMULSIVE on 5 Frames with a Minolta CLE / M-Rokkor 40mm 1:2 – By Steven Starr
Comment posted: 13/05/2018
5 Frames... With Agfa Precisa CT 100 (EI 100 / 35mm format / Minolta X-700) - by Stigg Starr | EMULSIVE on 5 Frames with a Minolta CLE / M-Rokkor 40mm 1:2 – By Steven Starr
Comment posted: 12/02/2020