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Combo #439 (Florian Bilges)

By Eric on March 1, 2016

Lens: Tinto 1884

Film: Blanko 1

Using: Oggl

"I love the Tinto 1884 lens. It is wonderfully suited to focusing the overall view, in its essence. Together with the Blanko 1 film you can get a clear but nonetheless picturesque mood in the picture."
Florian Bilges

This series is part of the showcase "Things of this Nature".

This post is also available in: French

Blanko 1 Combos Essential Tinto 1884

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