Quite an odd place to be making wontons but maybe it’s to entice the pedestrians to go into the restaurant for a taste? It looks like the chef is also wearing a bit of make up to boot. This photo is also taken near Causeway Bay Market next to Victoria Park.
Don’t know about you guys but I’m liking the old school look more and more!
Which one do you prefer, color or black and white?
OK, I think we are going to see more and more manufacturers jump on this bandwagon:
Does anyone know more about this Yashica EZ F521? Article also from the November 2009 issue of Nippon Camera. Looks like I gotta make a trip to Tokyo soon to check all this new stuff out.
One of my monthly highlights is picking up the most recent issue of Nippon Camera magazine from my local Japanese bookseller. There’s more in depth coverage of the Leica M9 in this November 2009 issue. Here’s an excerpt of the article:
Does the image from the M7 look a little under exposed to you guys? I take it that “RAP F” was the film used: FujiFilm RAP 135-36 Fujichrome Astia 100-F Prof Color Slide Film. If one of you reads Japanese would be good to know what that text caption on the right says.
UPDATE November 23, 2009:
A native Japanese speaker was kind enough to translate the caption to the right of the photos:
“Both images are taken with the same focal length but there’s big difference on exposure rate around the edge. But such film camera’s image may be good,too.”
Yes I agree that the film camera image is good too!
If you already have a Leica R lens this is a great way to put it to new use:
GF1 with 20mmF1.7 on Amazon
Still trying to get my hands on the Panny 20mm pancake. In the meantime the CS 21 will have to make do. Some high ISO images taken wide open at F4!
GF1 with 20mmF1.7 on Amazon
Panasonic GF1 + Lumix R Mount Adaptor + Leica Vario-Elmar-R 1:3.5/35-70
Adventures in Photography 