an unsuccessful pull or bad exposure?

who knows, the whole purpose of shooting with a toy camera, the unpredictable results. Dev'd at home with the Tetenal Colortec E6 kit, pull processed by about 15% at 38 degrees.

Fotógrafo:
chilledvondub
Subidas:
2013-05-04
Etiquetas:
100f 120n 6x6 colortec e6 holga homedev horsham mediumformat provia sussex tetenal toycamera
Cámara:
Holga 120 N (disponible en nuestra tienda)
Película:
Fuji Provia 100F (120)
Ciudad:
Horsham
País:
United Kingdom
Year:
2013
Time:
dusk
Álbums:
The Holga, The Grim, The Dark

3 Comentarios

  1. adash
    adash ·

    Hm....no experience with Holga, bout shouldn't you really "PUSH" 100 ASA film in a holga? I find my Diana quite light-hungry, so I may end up "pushing" slow film (i.e. developing for more than usual).

  2. chilledvondub
    chilledvondub ·

    @adash not with fresh E6 chemicals no, should always compensate by -25% for the first dev when you knock up a new batch. And given the fact i didn't meter the shots at all i didn't want to pictures to blow out. And Diana camera's are absolutely terrible i sold my mini diana and only put one roll through my Diana F+, got nothing but terrible results. I've used 3 different Holga's and they deliver better results Diana models. The zone focus, aperture, shutter and focal length are a bit more precise than the Diana

  3. adash
    adash ·

    Haven't got complaints so far, but you should really know the limitations of your camera.

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