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Meet the ever so smooth Agfa Silette LK Sensor! This review will tell you everything there is to know about the Silette LK sensor and how to handle it to make sure that you snap super pictures!
here are the final pictures of the F5 movie
because the effect of the film damage by folding the film and scratching and so on. was not ferry notable at latest not as I had imagine it. so I wanted to experiment with other thing that make it look damaged and look how it wold work in motion. the thing it tried now was mainly done with water color. and making scratches various object and I even used wall paper glue
Why its called the F5
I wanted to try out what the effect will be when you scratches your film and when you really fold your film al lot. and I thought it wold fit in a kind off fight scene. with the effect I expect to happen. so I was planning a shot but I never game to it. until I was thinking what if I shoot with my Nikon F5 in a fast burt of shots and make some kind of movie with it like a lomo kimo only less economic with your film. so I did and in no time if got 7 rolls of film in the brands Adox CHS 100 art, Agfa Apx 100, and one fuji color negative. and develop them as a 400 black and withe film.
the movie it self is on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SngTfjjt5wM&list=UU3YaXCJG7D3zJcLP03TiODA&index=1&feature=plcp
here are the final pictures of the F5 movie
because the effect of the film damage by folding the film and scratching and so on. was not ferry notable at latest not as I had imagine it. so I wanted to experiment with other thing that make it look damaged and look how it wold work in motion. the thing it tried now was mainly done with water color. and making scratches various object and I even used wall paper glue
Why its called the F5
I wanted to try out what the effect will be when you scratches your film and when you really fold your film al lot. and I thought it wold fit in a kind off fight scene. with the effect I expect to happen. so I was planning a shot but I never game to it. until I was thinking what if I shoot with my Nikon F5 in a fast burt of shots and make some kind of movie with it like a lomo kimo only less economic with your film. so I did and in no time if got 7 rolls of film in the brands Adox CHS 100 art, Agfa Apx 100, and one fuji color negative. and develop them as a 400 black and withe film.
the movie it self is on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SngTfjjt5wM&list=UU3YaXCJG7D3zJcLP03TiODA&index=1&feature=plcp
I'm really happy with the result of this one. not only because it haves a interesting look. but mostly on a technic level. because this was a experimental shot to look how much 35 SLR lenses are cropped by a normal 135 film. so I used a 120 to capture even the blurred round area you normally don't see. and I didn't expect that would be that big it almost covers the entire film.
so to make the story shorter I'm soon starting to build the Improvised Camera Device 1 with a 120 body and self build shutter. and Pentax mount so I can use PK mount lenses and the M42 lenses.
and the ICD 0 was just a shoe box with a hole in it so I can screw my M42 lenses in and uses a lens cap as shutter. and of course a support for the 120 film and screw driver for advancing the film
here is a link for those how like to fallow it on facebook or on my blog http://www.facebook.com/icduntangle http://icd-untangle.blogspot.nl
I really like the effect on this one but I cant really say with certainty how I did it because I have the habit of putting a lot of things in front of my lenses. but I got my suspicions
here are the final pictures of the F5 movie
because the effect of the film damage by folding the film and scratching and so on. was not ferry notable at latest not as I had imagine it. so I wanted to experiment with other thing that make it look damaged and look how it wold work in motion. the thing it tried now was mainly done with water color. and making scratches various object and I even used wall paper glue
Why its called the F5
I wanted to try out what the effect will be when you scratches your film and when you really fold your film al lot. and I thought it wold fit in a kind off fight scene. with the effect I expect to happen. so I was planning a shot but I never game to it. until I was thinking what if I shoot with my Nikon F5 in a fast burt of shots and make some kind of movie with it like a lomo kimo only less economic with your film. so I did and in no time if got 7 rolls of film in the brands Adox CHS 100 art, Agfa Apx 100, and one fuji color negative. and develop them as a 400 black and withe film.
the movie it self is on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SngTfjjt5wM&list=UU3YaXCJG7D3zJcLP03TiODA&index=1&feature=plcp
Home developed and expired hybrid processed film. More about HPro2: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2011/02/01/handmade-hybrid-processing-hpro
Home developed and expired hybrid processed film. More about HPro2: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2011/02/01/handmade-hybrid-processing-hpro
Most easily-available and cheap film is colour negative (CN), which uses a process called C41 (or CN-16) for development. While you can do C41 development at home, the chemicals are a bit nastier, and it's cheaper and easier to use a black-and-white developer. They also keep for longer. Plus, developing colour film in Rodinal gives you a unique look - not quite like anything else.
