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CV 6: Woman bitten on face by Real Grizzly Bear..Not a Toy
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CV 6: Anything for a Wheat Thin
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CV 6: USNA—The Forgotten Homoja Village, World War II on-campus housing in January, 1945.
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CV 6: 1953 Olds Fiesta
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CV 6: SX-70 New Film
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CV 6: SX-70 Alpha 1 fail?
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CV 6: POLAROID - WHAT A DIFFERENCE LENS AND FLASH COMBOS MAKE
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CV 6: Expired Polaroid™ 600 film with a little extra.
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CV 6: Mint 2 Flash Finally Got It Right With SX-70 Alpha 1
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CV 6: Polaroid SX-70 w/Mint 2 Flash On High @ 4 and a half’ and 8’
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CV 6: SX-70 Mint 2 Electronic Flash Test
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CV 6: Polaroid Originals film old camera comparison
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CV 6: Ektachrome turned red and then run through ROC
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CV 6: Tenny 4th Grade 1
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CV 6: Tenny 4th Grade 1
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CV 6: Right 3dr 1959 Dana Class Photo
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CV 6: Center 3dr 1959 Dana Class Photo
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CV 6: Left 3dr 1959 Dana Class Photo
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CV 6: Commander Robert Hill, a fine officer who put duty before career.
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CV 6: WWII Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita was called “The Tiger of Malaya.” He is shown here with defense counsel in the High Commissioner’s home on Dewey Boulevard, in Manila, Philippine Islands.
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CV 6: USNA Class of 1942 Harold Scott (Hystie) Howard, Joseph Andrew (Hoss) Bachhuber, and Arthur Thomas (T-Bird) Burke trying a self-timer on a then-almost-new Argus AF.
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CV 6: USS ENTERPRISE CV-6, SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH SEAS, WWII, painting by Richard DeRosset
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CV 6: WWII Tachibana Maru Also Captured Previously In 1944?
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CV 6: December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor Survivor, U. S. Navy Warrant Officer Leonard Franklin Bloodsworth
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CV 6: Argus AF about 1998, 8104 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard, San Diego, CA
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CV 6: Yashica 124G scanned at about 2,000 PPI for Mr. Miranda
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CV 6: Kodachrome Type A 1951 edge code
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CV 6: Lousy “High End” commercial photofinisher scans
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CV 6: Scan with Epson V500 at 6400 PPI using Color Restore
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CV 6: Scan with Primefilm XE at 5000 PPI.. Straight scan, no adjustments at all..