El Horla
We speak spanish :)
This is from my third roll from this little camera I'm in love with.
First time in all this:
Film: Sensia 100
Double exposure: shot the roll, rewound, and shot again
Cross process: C-41 (for negatives)
1
Spider woman
2
Cardboard city
3
Sentinel
4
Reborn
5
Blah Blah
6
Metropolis
7
On earth as it is in Heaven
8
Once upon a country
9
Drink it all
10
Passenger
First time in all this:
Film: Sensia 100
Double exposure: shot the roll, rewound, and shot again
Cross process: C-41 (for negatives)
1
Spider woman
2
Cardboard city
3
Sentinel
4
Reborn
5
Blah Blah
6
Metropolis
7
On earth as it is in Heaven
8
Once upon a country
9
Drink it all
10
Passenger
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
I love 1 and 7
erikhaugsby
killer of threads
140 exposures on a 36 exposure roll. Wow.
I'd hang 1, 3, and 10 on my wall.
I'd hang 1, 3, and 10 on my wall.
El Horla
We speak spanish :)
erikhaugsby
killer of threads
Oops...I guess I mistook the Ricoh to be a half-frame.
El Horla
We speak spanish :)
It's all right, I've should post a link with info, well, better later than never,
here it is
RICOH FF-70
I realized that people tend to find it gorgeous or horrible, I guess
nostalgie has a lot to do with that
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ishpop
tall person
the whole set is amazing if you ask me. Several are worthy of printing big. wow. I want to do this so bad...
zuikologist
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Really nice work. I want to do it now too!
tensai
Established
These are great man. Very nice compositions and feel in many of these..
maddoc
... likes film again.
That's a great series, some surprising photos. Very good idea.
I love #10 and #5 - keep it up!
This camera looks pretty sharp. I will have to find one and add to my current project with 80's autofocus 35mm non-zooms. Working with a T2, Nikon L35, Leica Mini II, a cheapy canon etc.
I don't think I could get my Walgreens to cross process though, they are picky.
This camera looks pretty sharp. I will have to find one and add to my current project with 80's autofocus 35mm non-zooms. Working with a T2, Nikon L35, Leica Mini II, a cheapy canon etc.
I don't think I could get my Walgreens to cross process though, they are picky.
infrequent
Well-known
wow...pretty cool! how did you manage to get the frames to line up though?
btgc
Veteran
FF-70 rewinds, leaving film tip outside so if you load without pulling out excessive tip then pics from next cycle should match positions from previous cycle.
My favorite is #10
My favorite is #10
El Horla
We speak spanish :)
Thanks everybody, you are very kind
I was afraid of that, too, what I did was trying to remember the
exact amount of film I used for loading the camera in the first
place, and it worked.
And yes, that tip feature is great!
The formula I used for correct exposure was to multiply Iso and
the number of exposures (2 x 100= 200).
As btgc said in his thread, i taped the roll so I could fool the camera
and set any ISO I wish.
Hope you try this, it's very funny taking the pictures and waiting for
the unexpected results
Bye
I was afraid of that, too, what I did was trying to remember the
exact amount of film I used for loading the camera in the first
place, and it worked.
And yes, that tip feature is great!
The formula I used for correct exposure was to multiply Iso and
the number of exposures (2 x 100= 200).
As btgc said in his thread, i taped the roll so I could fool the camera
and set any ISO I wish.
Hope you try this, it's very funny taking the pictures and waiting for
the unexpected results
Bye
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
it's a funny idea indeed, with the element of surprise, and some of these came out as a very nice combination.
Cool.
Congrats. You made something new (to me,at least).
Fits the colours of the crossprocessed neg, too.
Cool.
Congrats. You made something new (to me,at least).
Fits the colours of the crossprocessed neg, too.
btgc
Veteran
El Horla, indeed you have found something new - shooting whole roll twice is different approach from planned multiexposures. I have SLR with ME feature though haven't explored it...Communities are good in that aspect!
