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The mask is done with a sheet of plastic which has relief, that I burnt.

The film is 100ISO and the Sprocket Rocket is designed for 400ISO so I asked for an E06 process +2 stops: it came out really over-exposed, I just saved a few pictures at the scan. The photographer told me that the film was probably old (even the theoretically non-exposed parts of the film where exposed)

ロモグラファー:: aguillem
アップロード日:: 2013-01-21
タグ:: burn burnt frame mask melt mountain panorama panoramic plastic snow snowboard winter
カメラ:: Lomography Sprocket Rocket 35 mm Panoramic Camera （オンラインショップで販売中）
フィルム:: Fuji Provia 100F 35mm
都市:: San Martino di Castrozza
国 / 地域:: Italy
年代:: 2010s
年:: 2012
アルバム:: Burn the snow

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marcus_loves_film · 2013-01-21 21:35
Nice concept with these photos! You probably didn't have to push the film 2 stops cause it looks like the photos were taken in sunny conditions. 100 ISO film in the sprocket rocket works fine in full daylight
aguillem · 2013-01-21 21:39
thx @marcus_loves_film. Indeed the sun was shining, I still need to practice to guess the proper EV.
marcus_loves_film · 2013-01-21 22:23
@aguillem in full sun exposure are usually between 13-15 EV. With the sprocket rocket's 1/100 shutter you can safely use 100 ISO film at either aperture to get the exposure pretty close. I've used 400 ISO color negative film in full sun before and got over exposed, but useable negatives.
istionojr · 2013-01-23 09:18
super cool!

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