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Been after a Nikon FM2 for a while now... built to last, top shutter speed of 4000th/sec, depth of field preview switch, oh, and of course a multiple exposure switch :-)
I got 10 roll of Kodak E100VS from Canadian Lomographer, Andrew Nash @druid who is not active anymore 😢 he is a teacher and got lot of film from his working mate if l'm not mistaken. I feel bad if I got this 10 precious E100VS for free so I gave him 1 roll of Kodak EBX because at that time about 9 or 10 years ago he said that Kodak EBX is rare in Canada. One of the best analogue moment ever
first time shooting at 0m altitude and 320iso. Same orange filter as other times but also first time I get such green skies. This film is so unpredictable and magic! Ouessant was the perfect place to shoot it, peaceful island at the very far West of France.
Shot some frames at the traditional family gathering of @katse 's family. I had set my camera on ASA6400, so i had to push the film 18 stops. Lost quite a lot of detail, got a lot of grain, but the pictures turned out nice, all in all.
45minutes stand-process in HC110 at 20°C.
Shot some frames at the traditional family gathering of @katse 's family. I had set my camera on ASA6400, so i had to push the film 18 stops. Lost quite a lot of detail, got a lot of grain, but the pictures turned out nice, all in all.
45minutes stand-process in HC110 at 20°C.
NO PHOTOSHOP - double exposed Kodak EIR (color infrared) Aerochrome film (E6 process) in a Holga 120 N camera with a Tiffen Red 25 filter - POTD 11/22/2010 - Thank you everyone for your likes and comments!
Holga 120 N camera with Ilford Delta 3200 pushed one stop when developing. I had a Pocket Wizard on the hot shoe of the Holga control one Alien Bee B800 with a medium sized Octobox (basically one studio light). It really was a blast controlling a studio light with a Holga!
Holga 120 N camera with Ilford Delta 3200 pushed one stop when developing. I had a Pocket Wizard on the hot shoe of the Holga control one Alien Bee B800 with a medium sized Octobox (basically one studio light). It really was a blast controlling a studio light with a Holga!
Yeah so it was sunny and the only C41 120 i had knocking about in the fridge were a couple of rolls of Lomo RS so i decided to load it in my Bronica and test out some shallow depth and leave the aperture wide open to get some buttery bokeh. In conclusion it appears i need to practise a little of with the waist level finder and maybe veer away from such a shallow depth.
Yeah so it was sunny and the only C41 120 i had knocking about in the fridge were a couple of rolls of Lomo RS so i decided to load it in my Bronica and test out some shallow depth and leave the aperture wide open to get some buttery bokeh. In conclusion it appears i need to practise a little of with the waist level finder and maybe veer away from such a shallow depth.
Yeah so it was sunny and the only C41 120 i had knocking about in the fridge were a couple of rolls of Lomo RS so i decided to load it in my Bronica and test out some shallow depth and leave the aperture wide open to get some buttery bokeh. In conclusion it appears i need to practise a little of with the waist level finder and maybe veer away from such a shallow depth.
Yeah so it was sunny and the only C41 120 i had knocking about in the fridge were a couple of rolls of Lomo RS so i decided to load it in my Bronica and test out some shallow depth and leave the aperture wide open to get some buttery bokeh. In conclusion it appears i need to practise a little of with the waist level finder and maybe veer away from such a shallow depth.
Yeah so it was sunny and the only C41 120 i had knocking about in the fridge were a couple of rolls of Lomo RS so i decided to load it in my Bronica and test out some shallow depth and leave the aperture wide open to get some buttery bokeh. In conclusion it appears i need to practise a little of with the waist level finder and maybe veer away from such a shallow depth.
So i loaded an incredibly expired nasty roll into my praktica and always had it lying about ready if i ever headed out anywhere and wanted to take a ready to go SLR. In the album some party shots, dog walks, strobing at gigs and random isolation tests with the Carl Zeiss Jena f/1.4 50mm
So i loaded an incredibly expired nasty roll into my praktica and always had it lying about ready if i ever headed out anywhere and wanted to take a ready to go SLR. In the album some party shots, dog walks, strobing at gigs and random isolation tests with the Carl Zeiss Jena f/1.4 50mm
