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From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
Phone pic to show the camera used for the photos in this album. Nothing special about this camera, just a basic APS film point and shoot with a short zoom. Feels light and cheap, but does a good job with focus and expsoure (especially when you help it compensate for the expired film by taping a ND filter over the sensor window).
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
From a roll of surprisingly well-preserved Kodak Advantix 400 APS film. I taped a little piece of +2ND filter to the sensor window of an Olympus iZoom 2000 point and shoot to get a little more light to the film and it seems to have helped.
