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I followed this tipster http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2009/10/09/acetate-mask using a mask made of paper and no printing but star-shaped holes.
I brought a trial pack of seven different ISO 100 B&W films. Trying out the Kentmere 100 on an evening's walk, a visit to Southcott Village and Old Linslade
I shot more than 1200 pics this summer and these here are the only ones I like. Actually, I don't even like them all. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Anyway I am taking a break and see you all back in october. For urgent matters, fun or other stuff, drop me a line on facebook, the name is the same
I shot more than 1200 pics this summer and these here are the only ones I like. Actually, I don't even like them all. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Anyway I am taking a break and see you all back in october. For urgent matters, fun or other stuff, drop me a line on facebook, the name is the same
This Bessa R3A with Nokton 40mm f1.4 (Leica M Mount) has quickly become one of my go to cameras. This well made compact rangefinder is just a treat in every way, so smooth with a fantastic bright viewfinder. It has frame lines for other Leica M lenses on it although I'm very content with the Nokton 40mm right now.
Fuji Velvia 100 X Processed.
La pellicule redscale est une de mes pellicules préférées. C'est pourquoi je vous propose un panel de ce que j'ai pu réaliser et tester avec différentes pellicules de ce type.
In 1997 I worked in a Custom Photo Lab and when the New Owner started to drive customers away because he was a Drunk, I may have supplemented my lost wages with a roll of film or two. This WAS a roll of Kodak Vericolor Slide that has been stored in my closet since 1997. It should be Bright Cyan, but I think It's Gone Off. But I am Happy I did get something, it was shot at EI of 2 ISO and Pushed 1 stop (in 1997 I had shot it at EI 18 and Push 1) The Scanner didn't like it, the film (process C-41 negatives) is dark and very green. So green that even scanning into a positive it's still green. I literally could not get rid of it. See here for what it looked like in 1997 http://www.lomography.com/homes/alburnkat/albums/1847920-two-monochromatic-views-of-lion/photos/16145872
In 1997 I worked in a Custom Photo Lab and when the New Owner started to drive customers away because he was a Drunk, I may have supplemented my lost wages with a roll of film or two. This WAS a roll of Kodak Vericolor Slide that has been stored in my closet since 1997. It should be Bright Cyan, but I think It's Gone Off. But I am Happy I did get something, it was shot at EI of 2 ISO and Pushed 1 stop (in 1997 I had shot it at EI 18 and Push 1) The Scanner didn't like it, the film (process C-41 negatives) is dark and very green. So green that even scanning into a positive it's still green. I literally could not get rid of it. See here for what it looked like in 1997 http://www.lomography.com/homes/alburnkat/albums/1847920-two-monochromatic-views-of-lion/photos/16145872
