Minolta (traditional) and Sony (digital) cameras and lens equipment I used on a regular basis.

Loudon, N.H. - USA

It’s still winter in Montreal (Quebec), and I needed a breath of fresh air, smells flowers, and feast my eyes on something else beside snow (!!!); I took a trip to our Botanical Garden, and the orchids were in bloom… WOW!

orchids were in bloom… WOW!

Cameras: Minolta SRT-101 and SRT-100
Lenses: Rokkor Minolta MC and MD (35mm f2.8, 58mm f1.2, 58mm f1.4, 28-85 f3.5 zoom and 75-200 f4.5 zoom).

Films: Ilford 50 ASA, 400 ASA and 3200 ASA. Fuji Color 200 ASA, 400 ASA and 800 ASA.

Color 200 ASA, 400 ASA and 800 ASA.

The power of Photoshop: Creating Infra-Red False Color in digital photography.

Photo taken in and around Mont St. Hilaire, 45 minutes south of Montreal, Quebec, during apple harvest time. Photos are a mix of digital (Nikon CoolPix) and non-digital (Fuji film 400ASA, Minolta SRT-101 with Rokkor 58mm F1.4 and Zoom F4.5 70-200m)

SRT-101 with Rokkor 58mm F1.4 and Zoom F4.5 70-200m)

Photos will be added with time.
Pre-digital photos, from 1970 up to today.
Cameras: Minolta SRT-101, Minolta SRT-100 and Minolta Maxxum 9000.
Lenses Minolta and Vivitar (28mm, 55mm, 135mm, 35-105 Zoom and 100-300 Zoom).
Films: Kodak Kodachrome (25 – 64 ASA), Ektachrome (100 – 125 ASA), High Speed Ektachrome (200 – 400 ASA), Fuji (100 ASA) and Ansco (500 – 800 ASA).

Lenses Minolta and Vivitar (28mm, 55mm, 135mm, 35-105 Zoom and 100-300 Zoom).
Films: Kodak Kodachrome (25 – 64 ASA), Ektachrome (100 – 125 ASA), High Speed Ektachrome (200 – 400 ASA), Fuji (100 ASA) and Ansco (500 – 800 ASA).