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My second roll in the Smena 8M. I used some Fujifilm 200 that I made into redscale for this roll. However, it appears that for most of the shots I had my exposure off by too much and the results were grainy blobs instead of deep rich red scale goodness. I normally try to do 1-2 stops over, depending on the film. In this case, I was shooting for around 2 over but for whatever reason it looks like it just went haywire. Oh well.
A recent walk with the GF, captured using a Horizon 202 panoramic camera on Fuji Super 200 film. The camera malfunctioned and the shutter stuck open and allowed me to advance the film quite a bit without closing or swinging the lens. I stopped, rewound and shot the film normally once I fixed it, but the shots that are doubled have a cool wavy overlay on them as a result of the malfunction.
This is actually two days of shots. Some are from last Sunday and some are from today. It was my first roll of Agfa Precisa CT 100 and cross processing it. I learned that the Precisa is one of the many E-6 films that you reeeeally need to under exposure if you are going to xpro it. I had to do some serious playing to get some of the shots to be somewhat normal.
Also have some vingnetting on some of the shots that's very pronounced. Never saw that on this camera before even with the hood.
Good times over all.
Together with putchu I went to Antwerp this weekend to do a Workshop Zwart-Wit ontwikkelen...Develop your own B&W film. We had a lot of fun and will do this more often in the future at home! Big thank you to @sandravo for sharing her knowledge! Here are some of the results:
Together with putchu I went to Antwerp this weekend to do a Workshop Zwart-Wit ontwikkelen...Develop your own B&W film. We had a lot of fun and will do this more often in the future at home! Big thank you to @sandravo for sharing her knowledge! Here are some of the results:
This is a (admittedly rather corny) tribute to one of my many favourite childhood reads - Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia (Grzimeks Tierleben).
I recycled some leftover shots and put them together in a triple Polaroid emulsion lift on watercolour paper, made from two layers of b&w and one layer of colour film.
So finally I am able to scan film again, got a brand new scanner for my birthday!! Have a lot of catching up to do. This film was shot last year October in the forest near Utrecht. I had been given a Agfa Isolette and this is the first roll I shot with this camera, very happy with the results!
So finally I am able to scan film again, got a brand new scanner for my birthday!! Have a lot of catching up to do. This film was shot last year October in the forest near Utrecht. I had been given a Agfa Isolette and this is the first roll I shot with this camera, very happy with the results!
