老人

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About photography by the Zorki-1 camera

Hello, 老人! I saw your photo File:Yokohamamunicipalbus No.37line nearyokohamastationwestentrance 2009-08-19.jpg. The Metadata indicates that the photo was taken with the Zorki-1 camera. Is it really so? I have such a camera for a long time, still from my father. I used to photograph with this camera and print pictures on paper. I am surprised at the high quality of the your image under such difficult conditions, it has a very large dynamic range. Can you tell me how you took this picture? How was the shutter speed and aperture determined? What film did you shoot on? What scanner and software did you use to scan this image? This is not indicated in the Metadata, but it is very interesting to me. Thank you! Andrew M. Vachin (talk) 20:18, 11 May 2019 (UTC)