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No, it's not me taking pictures while drunk, it's the camera's mirror that is at an angle. I am sure I framed these straight up, but got a surprise afterwards.
It's a black and white film for C-41 chemistry. It was long overdue and the film base was blue, so that's where the yellow tint comes from after scanning.
It's a black and white film for C-41 chemistry. It was long overdue and the film base was blue, so that's where the yellow tint comes from after scanning.
It's a black and white film for C-41 chemistry. It was long overdue and the film base was blue, so that's where the yellow tint comes from after scanning.
For all these pictures, the exposure was set to 1/1500 or 1/2000 sec, the aperture to f/4.0 or 5.6 and the ISO to 25 or 50. This is the link to the tutorial: http://photo.tutsplus.com/tutorials/shooting/simple-steps-for-shooting-amazing-silhouettes/
about a little girls's playground :
balloon syndrome, gameboy addiction, keyboard dream, books enthusiast, a supermodel wanna be, lomography invasion and jump of happiness
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For some reason all or most of the pictures have this really weird light leak right in the middle of every photo... and it's the LC-A+ it never produces light leaks... anybody have a clue of what might be wrong?
This roll of film had been in the camera for months! It's one of those rolls you don't remember what's in it until you finally get the results back, and then you say... "woah, i didn't remember this!" :)
This roll of film had been in the camera for months! It's one of those rolls you don't remember what's in it until you finally get the results back, and then you say... "woah, i didn't remember this!" :)
This roll of film had been in the camera for months! It's one of those rolls you don't remember what's in it until you finally get the results back, and then you say... "woah, i didn't remember this!" :)
