4 Kommentare

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   paulmckay · 2015-01-15 20:56

   This is so cool!! Do you just bulb while holding it still or do you need to do something extra? Would love to try it myself :-)

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   alienmeatsack · 2015-01-15 21:52

   @paulmckay, it's pretty easy, and works with any Instax film. There are a few how-to's here about here, but the idea is to overexpose the Instax Mini or Instax Wide film to a point that it becomes inverted. Not so far as to over expose it. Most people, myself included, have found that closeups seem to work best. The above was about 5" from me using a Holga Close Up Lens over the cameras lens. I like that you can flip it and get a sort of cross processed looking result.

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   paulmckay · 2015-01-17 17:08

   Very clear, thank you. I recently got a Instax Mini 90 (part-inspired by your review!) and am looking for new experiments, this could be perfect :-)

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   alienmeatsack · 2015-01-17 23:45

   <3 my Mini 90. I got one Christmas 2013 on sale before they hit the US and have loved it since. Fun stuff, super flexible, and looks cool :D