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Last week, a new vintage camera arrived, an immigrant to our shores from afar. It is a Kodak Retina IIIc with a Xenon f2 lens, from Chris Sherwood in New Zealand. And it is a beauty of a camera and lens!
The Retina IIIc has a built-in selenium meter, with an initially-confusing way of using it. I figured it out, and it is pretty accurate. My first roll of film came out well-exposed, but I must admit, that I prefer the Sunny 16 rule and used it, along with some guestimates.
You know, when you get used to digital, you can shoot-shoot-shoot, but when you have to manually do everything, including thinking, it slows you down a lot! I had to really stay in the moment to take 36 images in one place. I also put together some shots to create panoramas, which I love to do, and they turned out okay, too.
More later . . .
The Glass Aerie 
Another new old camera! 🙂 Nice shot of the bush, the colours came out well.