9 commentaires

1. 
   vivie · 2014-01-30 10:53

   Do you wind the film when you load the film, then open the back and wind again? Thats my method.
   I just think, it's so easy to solve the problem this way, that it would be so extensive to calibrate it..

2. 
   sweetyyydreams · 2014-01-30 19:10

   I love this grittiness as well, very nice album!

3. 
   blueskyandhardrock · 2014-01-31 15:44

   @vivie no, what i do is i load til the arrows match the marker and wind 4 times. I also use spools that i have put about 20 layers of regular tape on. :)

4. 
   vivie · 2014-01-31 16:35

   that sounds complicated. have you ever tried my tip? load the film normal until you see "start". wind twice. Then you open the filmback a little little bit, so that the counter goes back to 0. then you wind twice and shoot normally. You also have 12 exposures, but the counter isn't correct. for me this works perfect!

5. 
   marta1901 · 2014-01-31 19:24

   i think you are right bb! it has a really nice atmosphere, totally use it anytime soon so that we can see the results! would love to be there in the wild west photo shoot <3

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   blueskyandhardrock · 2014-01-31 21:07

   @vivie haha not at all. i mean once you have the spools done - i have about 5 made and i reuse them since i develop my own photos, it's easy but i will definitely try your tip! thank you! :)

7. 
   vivie · 2014-02-01 10:56

   When you develop your own film, than it's much easier!! ^^

8. 
   blueskyandhardrock · 2014-02-02 08:30

   @vivie tried your trick today! Will know tomorrow if it works for me! <3

9. 
   fotohelmut · 2014-02-09 19:56

   An interesting album.