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With this test album I wanted to try various conditions: low light, bright light, doubles etc. The camera handled low light actually pretty well, maybe a bit better than extremely bright light. After each photo I would the film advance crank to the point where it stopped. By doing so the film was advanced 1 1/2 frames, which is why I have fewer photos. Either I put it together wrong or I should not advance until it stops. I love the feel of this camera although found it a bit hazy when trying to see the subject in the viewfinder. All in all I love this camera! So fun to use something you've put together!
My first self developed colour roll and my first X-Processed film. I thought I wrecked the film when it came out blue and foggy. The fog went away during drying, and the colour seemed to scan well.
Bought this 1961 Canon Canonet in a second-hand store for £59. It's my first rangefinder camera, so this stroll test was primarily about getting used to the focusing and framing. I used a crappy roll of very cheap film because I wanted to be sure everything worked properly before using better-quality film. The results of this test roll are not overwhelming, but the shooting experience itself was fun. I look forward to getting to know this camera a little better.
Bought this 1961 Canon Canonet in a second-hand store for £59. It's my first rangefinder camera, so this stroll test was primarily about getting used to the focusing and framing. I used a crappy roll of very cheap film because I wanted to be sure everything worked properly before using better-quality film. The results of this test roll are not overwhelming, but the shooting experience itself was fun. I look forward to getting to know this camera a little better.
These are the results of my second EBS swap with @vici. I love how these turned out. Thank you so much Vici!!!!
If you are one of a few who don't already know Vici's wonderful work, her home can be found here:
http://www.lomography.com/homes/vici
