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Ich bin einverstanden.
Most of the pictures are not aligned correctly but it was probably my fault. I really like the colors in these shots and I guess I will try again with this camera/film combo.
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I used a splitzer like this one
http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/08/27/homemade-splitzer-and-cokin-filter-holder-for-the-sprocket-rocket
The Belairgon lenses are absolutly stunning. Sharp and high contrast images from near to infinity with a very nice deep of field. I love it. | Home developed and expired hybrid processed film.
...and it turned out way too dark. The first three shots I really like, the rest I just uploaded to show you that this film seems to need a lot of light. It was really sunny and the shots are exposed at 200 iso, so, you can imagine what would've happened if I shot them at 400 iso.
Nevertheless, I love the colors and I'm sure, I will have a lot of fun as soon as I will have the right feeling :)!
All photos are created together with ck_berlin and Sushi_9009 during the lightpaiting session in Pankow yesterday.
It was very fun and great experience.
After shooting dinner and self development with hybrid process HPro2
a few weeks ago, in a polish second-hand store I stumbled on an old plastic camera named "Ami 66". I was pretty sure it won't work anymore, even though I gave it a try: And this old lady gave me some nice test pictures :)! Unfortunately the "N"-shutter is definitely not working, so I will be just able to use it in the dark ;)
a few weeks ago, in a polish second-hand store I stumbled on an old plastic camera named "Ami 66". I was pretty sure it won't work anymore, even though I gave it a try: And this old lady gave me some nice test pictures :)! Unfortunately the "N"-shutter is definitely not working, so I will be just able to use it in the dark ;)
