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The Harman Phoenix 200 is a cool film concept, and I may try it again. Make sure you understand how to use it…and more importantly, make sure you or your lab know how to scan it. Weird results on mine but hey.
The Harman Phoenix 200 is a cool film concept, and I may try it again. Make sure you understand how to use it…and more importantly, make sure you or your lab know how to scan it. Weird results on mine but hey.
I met up with Hannah a few weeks back and took my Mamiya C3 with me. It seemed fitting since it was the first analog camera I took photos of Hannah with. Some 3 years ago. Since, she has moved to Switzerland but every now and then we reconnect.
I recently moved to Berlin to assist two photographers during my last semesters of Uni. Working an additional job to finance the whole endeavor resulted in me shooting only one roll of film during the first 2-3 months in Germany's capital. I couldn't let that be my new standard and I shifted priorities. Now, I am working more and more on my own projects and the first smaller one I did was a go-see with Jasmin for her agency. I dusted off my trusty Pentax 6x7 and put my favorite bw stock through it. I am quite happy to say I did not forget how to take pictures apparently.
I recently moved to Berlin to assist two photographers during my last semesters of Uni. Working an additional job to finance the whole endeavor resulted in me shooting only one roll of film during the first 2-3 months in Germany's capital. I couldn't let that be my new standard and I shifted priorities. Now, I am working more and more on my own projects and the first smaller one I did was a go-see with Jasmin for her agency. I dusted off my trusty Pentax 6x7 and put my favorite bw stock through it. I am quite happy to say I did not forget how to take pictures apparently.
I met up with Hannah a few weeks back and took my Mamiya C3 with me. It seemed fitting since it was the first analog camera I took photos of Hannah with. Some 3 years ago. Since, she has moved to Switzerland but every now and then we reconnect.
I tried to shoot this with my studio lights by mounting a Vivitar 2800 flash on top and triggering them. Well that worked fine...except the f/8 aperture on the holga lens is a lie! wtf?! So my lights were set for f/8 when in fact the real aperture of unmodded holgas (which I now know) is f/13. So it came out a little underexposed hence the incredibly heavy vignetting.
(This is from my rest roll, this is the first time I've ever used a holga or ever used 120mm)
