5 Kommentare

1. 
   lomaugustry · 2021-05-05 02:19

   How did you manage that lol

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   acrom · 2022-02-17 20:22

   @lomaugustry, my guess is the use of the built in Digital filters or else a photoshop preset or something alike. Not really analogue lomography, but a nice result. My Fujifilm X100F has something alike but pictures made with that I don't post on lomo because I want to keep analogue analogue. Commented on a lomographer who used 'creative mode' settings on digital camera which was very extrapolarised and not creative at all. Hobbylinse is open about film simulation, unlike that 'creative mode' guy (found out by looking up the camera mentioned). This digital film simulation tries to approach the real stuff that is no longer available. In that perspective a very nice effort imho.

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   acrom · 2022-02-17 20:24

   And Hobbylinse makes very good analogue pictures, whereas that 'creative mode' fellow posted digitally taken pictures only.

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   hobbylinse · 2022-02-18 15:52

   @lomaugustry I'm sorry. I failed to reply. Please excuse me. I did like Adox Color Implosion very much. But this film is out of stock. That's why i tried DxO Filmpack. I used it to edit the RAW files from the Sony camera and I think DxO did a good job with the simulation. It's true, digital photos should remain the exception here. But sometimes it's fun and even in the Lomography competitions, digital photos taken with Lomography lenses are allowed. So I added a few to my Lomohome.

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   hobbylinse · 2022-02-18 15:54

   @acrom Thanks very much! I am very happy if you like the photos in my Lomohome. Mainly because I keep doubting if they are good enough to show them to the public.