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After my LC-A+ had been broken for quite a while, I finally got it fixed and now I'm really happy to have it back and working. These are the pictures of the first roll of film after the repair.
Photos taken with an Olympus Trip35, which has some issues. Light leaks, fixed with electrical tape. The little flag that prevents underexposed shots doesn't work, so the photos always come out. The guides in the viewfinder are loose, so you have to frame with plenty of space in the margins. This time, I also noticed that the apertures sometimes got a bit stuck. The film is a Kodak Vision 3 250D, and the images are slightly edited with Lightroom (cropping, highlights, shadows, etc.)./ / / Fotitos con una Olympus Trip35, que tiene algunos problemitas. Fugas de luz, solucionadas con cinta aisladora. La banderita que impide tomar fotos subexpuestas, no funciona, por lo que las fotos salen siempre. Las guias en el visor estan sueltas, por lo que hay que encuadrar con bastante espacio en los margenes. Esta vez tambien note que las aperturas a veces se trababan un poco. El rollo es un Kodak Vision 3 250D, y las imagenes estan ligeramente editadas con lightroom (encuadre, luces sombras, etc)
This is one of my favorite lomographs. I saw that gorgeous blossoming bush, and I knew I had to have it immortalized on x-pro film! Although unusual, I find the result quite pleasant. The film was two years overdue and most of the photos are one or two stops overexposed.
