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So we decided to rent an apartment at a very cool beach south of Lima, where the sun always shines and we could just enjoy the weekend with some drinks too. heres a Little evidence
So we decided to rent an apartment at a very cool beach south of Lima, where the sun always shines and we could just enjoy the weekend with some drinks too. heres a Little evidence
So we decided to rent an apartment at a very cool beach south of Lima, where the sun always shines and we could just enjoy the weekend with some drinks too. heres a Little evidence
It was a little troublesome to open the kodak 126mm cartridge without spoiling the film inside, and also breaking it. but i did it! and then reloaded the 126 cartridge with fuji proplus II 200, and took the pretty camera to a weekend away of the city with some friends! Some pic came out really dreamy, i think they are a time travel machine to 30 years back! :)
It was a little troublesome to open the kodak 126mm cartridge without spoiling the film inside, and also breaking it. but i did it! and then reloaded the 126 cartridge with fuji proplus II 200, and took the pretty camera to a weekend away of the city with some friends! Some pic came out really dreamy, i think they are a time travel machine to 30 years back! :)
I wanted to uncurl my negatives so I could store them without the pages rolling. Many websites said running the negatives under warm water and hanging them up to dry would do the trick. Unfortunately none of the sites said do not wet C-41 processed film. These negatives are dark and blue even though they were taken with 800iso film in pretty well lit areas.
I wanted to uncurl my negatives so I could store them without the pages rolling. Many websites said running the negatives under warm water and hanging them up to dry would do the trick. Unfortunately none of the sites said do not wet C-41 processed film. These negatives are dark and blue even though they were taken with 800iso film in pretty well lit areas.
I wanted to uncurl my negatives so I could store them without the pages rolling. Many websites said running the negatives under warm water and hanging them up to dry would do the trick. Unfortunately none of the sites said do not wet C-41 processed film. These negatives are dark and blue even though they were taken with 800iso film in pretty well lit areas.
I wanted to uncurl my negatives so I could store them without the pages rolling. Many websites said running the negatives under warm water and hanging them up to dry would do the trick. Unfortunately none of the sites said do not wet C-41 processed film. These negatives are dark and blue even though they were taken with 800iso film in pretty well lit areas.
I wanted to uncurl my negatives so I could store them without the pages rolling. Many websites said running the negatives under warm water and hanging them up to dry would do the trick. Unfortunately none of the sites said do not wet C-41 processed film. These negatives are dark and blue even though they were taken with 800iso film in pretty well lit areas.
I wanted to uncurl my negatives so I could store them without the pages rolling. Many websites said running the negatives under warm water and hanging them up to dry would do the trick. Unfortunately none of the sites said do not wet C-41 processed film. These negatives are dark and blue even though they were taken with 800iso film in pretty well lit areas.
I wanted to uncurl my negatives so I could store them without the pages rolling. Many websites said running the negatives under warm water and hanging them up to dry would do the trick. Unfortunately none of the sites said do not wet C-41 processed film. These negatives are dark and blue even though they were taken with 800iso film in pretty well lit areas.
