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Ok here’s the story: I shot my first halfframe pictures with the Lomo LC-Wide in Hamburg and at the Mainstage Party I attended. The next Day the Frame Counter was on 33, so I thought I only did half the film (maybe because Diana Mini counts to 72 in Halfframes) and I didn’t want to shot the rest that way… So I rewound the film, took the halfframe mask out and shot 17 black pictures so that I can shoot the rest of the film normally at the Dom and the Elbtunnel. The Fact is, that I doubled half of the film without knowing – and I really love the results!
Ok here’s the story: I shot my first halfframe pictures with the Lomo LC-Wide in Hamburg and at the Mainstage Party I attended. The next Day the Frame Counter was on 33, so I thought I only did half the film (maybe because Diana Mini counts to 72 in Halfframes) and I didn’t want to shot the rest that way… So I rewound the film, took the halfframe mask out and shot 17 black pictures so that I can shoot the rest of the film normally at the Dom and the Elbtunnel. The Fact is, that I doubled half of the film without knowing – and I really love the results!
Ok here’s the story: I shot my first halfframe pictures with the Lomo LC-Wide in Hamburg and at the Mainstage Party I attended. The next Day the Frame Counter was on 33, so I thought I only did half the film (maybe because Diana Mini counts to 72 in Halfframes) and I didn’t want to shot the rest that way… So I rewound the film, took the halfframe mask out and shot 17 black pictures so that I can shoot the rest of the film normally at the Dom and the Elbtunnel. The Fact is, that I doubled half of the film without knowing – and I really love the results!
One shot only was left in my Diana F of a Kodak E100VS 2004 expired film.
I have waited until the sunset. The sun was facing directly my lens from behind this family so I haven't really expected much .. I love these surprising silhouettes and high contrast of yellow & green that I got in this x-pro photo !
Putting a +8 close-up filter (but any magnifying glass works as well) in front of the LC-A reduces its minimal focal length from 80cm to about 9cm. When changing the camera's focus from 80cm to infinity, the actual focussing is then altered only minimally from 8,5cm to 10cm. This little close-up modification is done easily, but make sure that you estimate or measure the distances correctly, and be aware of the "parallax error" (i.e. what you see in the viewfinder is not what will be on the photo, since the lens is further down).
this film expired 1989, should be developed in Orwo chemicals at 20 degree and was developed in C-41 at 30 degree....i wrote a review, hope it gets published soon, ill post the link here
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these are the only ones that came out of a roll that was mostly shot inside with a ringflash that either slaved too slow or the batteries were dead or dying...
still amazing film and amazing camera :)
