Ricoh FF-70, make it double!

El Horla

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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


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2

Cardboard city


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3

Sentinel


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4

Reborn


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5

Blah Blah


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6

Metropolis


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7

On earth as it is in Heaven


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8

Once upon a country


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9

Drink it all


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10

Passenger


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Once again, I'd like to thank btgc for this thread that mede me go for the Ricoh

Bye


 
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.
 
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
 
Thanks everybody, you are very kind 🙂

how did you manage to get the frames to line up though?

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.

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
 
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!
 
Great results. I'll definitely need to try this sometime, though I don't think I can find a place to cross-process. My favorites are #5, 8, and 10. Some of the combinations work really well.
 
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