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First try with my Lomo LC-A+ Instant Back. Not so successful... I still need to get a better grasp of the focus adjustment specially through the viewfinder...
I took some Lomography Color Negative 400 iso and inverted the film. You know, the ol' home made redscale. And the results are much better than when inverting lower iso film such as 100 and 200. I guess that inverting 800 iso would even be better!
I took some Lomography Color Negative 400 iso and inverted the film. You know, the ol' home made redscale. And the results are much better than when inverting lower iso film such as 100 and 200. I guess that inverting 800 iso would even be better!
Meet my new baby 'Polo', who landed a few days ago in my home, thanks to the Blogathon Competition. =D I still have to get the hang of it, but I promise better pictures will come in the following rolls of film!
Meet my new baby 'Polo', who landed a few days ago in my home, thanks to the Blogathon Competition. =D I still have to get the hang of it, but I promise better pictures will come in the following rolls of film!
I really don't like animals trapped in cages. They usually look very sad. I recognize that for us humans trapped in big concrete cities it is the most practical way to ever get to see such beautiful and diverse creautures. I like to think that at least they are probably doing something for the survival of the species. Never the less, this is a subject in which I still have my doubts..
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
Tried out a tip from my good friend vicuna, shooting a normal Color Negative roll with the Yellow-Green filter. It turns out with an almost cross-processed look!
It was really hard to find the way to organize my negative's mess, but one day I decided to straighten up my negatives, cd's and contact sheets. It was not an easy work, but it deserve it when you want to scan an old pic, check what film you used in that picture you like or just have organized the safest back up ever: the negatives.
