Playin' with Your ASA Settings on LC-A+
21 49 Share TweetWhat does ASA mean, anyway?
It is similar to ISO and is a measure of a film’s sensitivity to light (or graininess of images). It is just a different standard organization than ISO.
I love my LC-A+ because everytime I use it, the result is astonishingly incredible. Especially when recently, my curiosity to try and play with ASA settings has peaked.
These pictures are taken with my LC-A+ paired with Lomography Ringflash loaded with KODAK EBX 100. And the ASA setting is of course higher than 100. I switch it to 200 or 400, even 800.
And here are some of the results:
written by kuryzu on 2011-07-11 #gear #tutorials #art #tipster #quickie-tipster #lc-a-lc-a-lomo-asa-setting-playin #lc-a-top-tipster #top-lc-a-tipster
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