Weather Underground Prague Czech Republic

This film is Fomapan made in the Czech republic. It has fine grain for a 200 ISO, and produces interesting tones and contrast. I develop in Rodinal 1:50� and D76� 1:1 with good results.

i love this film. i discovered it when i was on holiday in czech republic. it is extremely forgiving for over and under exposure, and will give good results even under poor shooting conditions. photos come out crisp and well defined. if you let it expire before shooting it it gives good effect of either huge grain, striations, or an odd sepia tone. but warning after expiration it does have a tendency to break when advancing.

I bought this bag specifically for my Prague trip and I am mostly satisfied with it. Medium sized Sony A700 with 16-105 and 11-18 fit inside quite nicely. It is possible to put a 200 pages book in the pocket in addition to this kit but I would not recommend this because it becomes harder to access the camera. There is some kind of a pocket inside where one can put spare flash card and passport. The strap does not look very comfortable but I've had no problems with it just because you can't fit too much heavy stuff inside. Velcro _is_ noisy but it is possible to weaken or block it with compensating strip(s). Do not forget that the velcro is the price for higher theft protection and it is mostly other people problem anyway :). I have removed the label so the bag looks very modest now. The only problem I had was that very rarely (when I tried to snatch the camera in a haste) zipper was touching mode dial and switching modes. This is specific for A700, of course. Please do not expect miracles, this bag is just a good compromise for walks.

I have had this lens for a few months now. Purchased it for a trip from Amsterdam to Prague in September. I came home with about 1800 images. This lens is every thing you could want in a small, light weight, travel/walk around lens. Focus was quick and sharp. Color and clarity of the images is spot on. As I work my way through the culling, editing, and organizing process of these images I constantly confirm I made the right choice when I chose this one lens to take on the trip. Coupled with my Sony a6300 camera body it was easy to carry all day and the effective 24 to 105 zoom covered the range I needed.

OEM quality as expected. Rare to come by these days. In fact it was the only one that I could find worldwide. Shipping to Czech Republic was quick, well at least up to the customs office but that is different story.

This is $4 miracle stuff from our Czech friends. Washes out Slimer green and then cyan blue, but always gives me great B&W results and surprisingly flexible at 400 ISO. At just $0.25 per frame on my 645, this is about as economical as it gets to shoot 120 format.

I love this Czech film, the tones, texture, grain and contrast are very peculiar, and better if developed with strong Rodinal. The only downside is that I feel it has less latitude underexposed (about a f/stop) compared with Tri-x.

Put this optic on a 25-06 bolt gun with a Czech Mauser action. Phenomenal price for the quality of the optic. Able to reliably hammer targets at 700m. Bushnell did some solid work here. Recommend purchase.

Great vest. I'm using it in an underground coal mine. It's like having an extra pair of hands. It distributes weight evenly. I use it for batteries, flashes, all sorts of accessories. There are no pockets for big lenses, but that's O.K. It would make the vest too heavy and cumbersome. It's pretty good at repelling lime and coal dust and water and is not likely to tear easily. Pockets are lined with soft material, which is easy on lenses. These vests are a little pricey, but worth it. They're professional gear and are made for rugged use.

Solid takes abuse perfect for poking the gopro into strange places underwater and underground.