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      <title>A Return To Film</title>
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      <description>&lt;img src=&#34;http://gabbrophotography.uk/blog/images/return_to_film/blaven.jpg&#34; alt=&#34;Blaven from Torrin on the Isle of Skye, Minolta XG-M, Ilford Delta 400&#34; title=&#34;Blaven from Torrin on the Isle of Skye, Minolta XG-M, Ilford Delta 400&#34; class=&#34;img-rounded img-responsive&#34;&gt;&#xA;&lt;p&gt;A long time ago, I started creating photographs using my old trusty, dented, Zenit 11. The light meter was a selenium affair with a long narrow window above the 50mm lens and wasn&amp;rsquo;t part of the mechanical picture taking process. It powered a needle that moved along another narrow window on the top of the camera and you had to move a small circle on the end of another needle until it intersected the meter needle. You could then read off the various f-stop/shutter speed combinations. In a blizzard, on top of a mountain, in the freezing cold. However, as it had no batteries it was immune to the conditions. The perfect mountaineer&amp;rsquo;s companion. But eventually it started leaking light and the meter stopped working and I moved on to a Minolta XG-M. Which had batteries and a built-in light meter.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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