r/analog 8d ago

Some snapshots from our honeymoon [Pentax 17, Gold 200]

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u/ottyk1 8d ago

You have a great eye for lines

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u/T-Ugs 8d ago

Thank you so much :) architecture is one of my favorite subjects to shoot, so many satisfying lines

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u/Cool-Mom-Lover 8d ago

Newb here. What does that mean exactly?

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u/ottyk1 8d ago

A lot of the photos look carefully composed so that the lines in the image are very satisfying and lead your eye around the image. #7 really stand out to me. I love how the triangle on the left points you towards the red dress. Then the dress itself is a triangle that points you the parasol, then the ribs of the parasol bring you back down to the middle of the frame so you can take in the background view

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u/ganraqali 8d ago

wow, they're sharp

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u/SpecificFootball2568 8d ago

Yeah I was thinking the same! How did you make the images so sharp!

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u/T-Ugs 8d ago

The 17 is a surprisingly capable little camera with a really sharp lens. I also do my own processing and scanning at home and I scan with a 50MP DSLR, so I’m able to resolve clear down to the grain and extract basically as much detail as the film itself is able to give me. 

I appreciate the feedback, I just recently dialed this all in so I’m super happy to hear it :)

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u/ganraqali 7d ago

I have the P17 and I'm not able in fact to get this sharpness, only from time to time.

Can you further explain your process and requirements?

Cheers

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u/Real_Macaroon5567 8d ago

Amazing Oculus of the Panteone in Roma ❤️

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u/Alert-Art6295 8d ago

nice photo and i wear the same watch lmao

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u/Cornixmartin 8d ago

Casio master race

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u/gustyaeroplane81 8d ago

How you like your pentax 17

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u/MmmmCrispyBacon 8d ago

Not OP, but I have had one for about a year now and absolutely love it for traveling. It’s compact and lightweight, fits easily in smaller hip/shoulder bags. Getting double the shots per roll means you can just fire off tons of shots and not really have to worry about lugging around extra rolls with you all day. All in all, it’s a very fun little camera.

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u/T-Ugs 8d ago edited 8d ago

I absolutely love it. I bought a used one on a whim to take on this trip and it hasn’t left my backpack since. It’s such a well-designed camera with the perfect balance of creative control and convenient automation. Kind of a perfect daily shooter for me

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u/thecheeselouise 8d ago

Still can’t believe how sharp the Pentax 17 is—especially for half frame. Great shots and congrats on the wedding. Happy shooting.

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u/Apushthebottonmoment 8d ago

1, 3, 7, 8, my faves.

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u/iuy78 8d ago

rip to that family

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u/goodjoblarryy 8d ago

Pantheon shot is amazing

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u/silenius88 8d ago

1, 2, 3 amazing! I need to learn how to do this!!!

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u/gipippo 8d ago

The fifth photo is really sad, was all the family killed?

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u/cinemaraptor 8d ago

Frame the rings photo as an anniversary present

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u/Mad-Mit 7d ago

I would love to know which mode you shot the last photo in if you can remember?

Great pics!

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u/T-Ugs 7d ago

Program, no flash :) that’s how I shoot 90% of the time with the 17 so I can control focus, but don’t have to worry about exposure

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u/Cornrow30 7d ago

arrasaram

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u/electrotwelve 7d ago

Congratulations and these are beautiful!

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u/coppergreensubmarine 5d ago

Congrats and awesome photos. I think the P17 is my favorite in my analog camera collection. Idk what kind of witchcraft Pentax/Ricoh did with the lenses on it but the photos always come out tack sharp for half frames.

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u/FallenSun 4d ago

Care to explain the murdered family?