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Fourth attempt at home developing with caffenol-c. First time using my Zeiss ikon nettar folding camera. It's beautiful beyond words, now first improve my focusing skills.
This bellow camera from the 30's used 620 film. I respooled 120 film onto a 620 spool so I could use it for some night shots. Though I like bokeh, it's kind of a shame I forgot to focus on most shots...
Second roll taken with the Horizon Kompakt, really happy with how the fireworks-photos came out! Photos taken in Reykjavik, Þingvellir national park and at Geysir (the geiser).
Second roll taken with the Horizon Kompakt, really happy with how the fireworks-photos came out! Photos taken in Reykjavik, Þingvellir national park and at Geysir (the geiser).
Second roll taken with the Horizon Kompakt, really happy with how the fireworks-photos came out! Photos taken in Reykjavik, Þingvellir national park and at Geysir (the geiser).
Second roll taken with the Horizon Kompakt, really happy with how the fireworks-photos came out! Photos taken in Reykjavik, Þingvellir national park and at Geysir (the geiser).
Second roll taken with the Horizon Kompakt, really happy with how the fireworks-photos came out! Photos taken in Reykjavik, Þingvellir national park and at Geysir (the geiser).
After reading this tipster (http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/01/24/the-world-in-360) i instantly wanted to do test with one of my favorite spinner shots. Voila. I like. Ver much.
My favourite colour negative film so far. The colours are natural and I hardly see any grain in these photos(I don't really like grains). It is also very versatile.
My second attempt at exposing both sides of the film is much better if I may say so myself! I used my Canon so I can set the ISO. I used 400 CN but for the first exposures I set the camera on 800. After redscaling the film I tried both setting the ISO on 800 and 400. 400 ISO definitely works better for the redscale part, as to compensate for the already exposed film and the redscale seems to be less light sensitive anyway. I'm so thrilled by the results!
My first time shooting with a "model" whanted to do a shoot with a model wearing a red coat as for the "better well stolen than badly invented rumble' as I tried to copy the pictures by @jennson from the album http://www.lomography.nl/homes/jennson/albums/1834643-masking-my-lubitel
Sadly my model canceled last minute, luckily I could find someone else at the last minute, but the lack of a red coat forced me to alter the shoot a bit more towards the dark and sober.
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Another testroll from the LC-Wide, testing square, full frame and overlapping half frames in full frame. I washed the Chrome film in some washingliquid+lemonjuice a few months ago, the negatives are almost completely transparent (hence the blue colors).
I made a redscale film from 100 asa color negative. The first layer was only bokeh chrismaslights, the second was normal (camera set to 50 asa most of the time).
