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A short review of the Lomography Earl Grey 120 and how this film works in combination with a yellow-green filter, a train station and a mine.
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It's April and soon, Pinhole Day will come. Everybody's gotta try and shoot with a pinhole camera and here's how to build one. Enough said!
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Here's a short brief of how I expose all of my expired film, and the exposure times and ISO I used. This tipster also tells about how different expiration dates influence the speed of the film.
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Here are some tips for shooting square format through a pinhole camera, made by myself. Read on to find out how!
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Here's a short review of what is the best expired film in Lomography Store, the Agfa Vista 200 Color negative film expired 4 years ago. It's the best color negative film that gives the effect of a Cross-Processed slide film.
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A lot of photographers are using expired film, just because is fun and results are unpredictable. Here are a couple of toughts about storing expired film and letting it expire as it should be.
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Folding cameras have been popular from the beginning of the 20th century to the 50s. How usable are they today ? What are the benefits and what are the drawbacks ?
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As one of the leading documentary photographers in India, Dayanita Singh's word is not only silently poetic but also moving and self defining. Here, we introduce you to her work and we'll also tell you a little bit about her life.
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There are times when I want to ask people who take really really good photos, "Is it absolutely necessary that your photos look perfect?" Because, me, I just want to document the things that happen in my life.
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My dear friend Partha got married to beautiful Sonal this summer in Goa. And for the first time I was lucky enough to shoot the wedding in film. And here are some tips if you'd like to shoot in a wedding too!
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She's been called a dreamer, as if out of a wonderland. Her pictures too have that quality of bright cheeriness which warms the heart, leaving you with a thought of peace. And she's been out on the streets of Mumbai with a Diana F+. Here's what she has to say about the beauty of the people in portraits and the simplicity of Diana F+
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Have you always been fascinated by square pictures? Do you want to get a medium format camera but you're scared that they are too expensive and complicated? Do you have a 100 USD? Do you want to walk into a event / party with the camera and have everyone look at you?
If you answered yes, then you are the perfect master for Yashica D
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This camera, its design and possibilities are enormous. As a reflex camera can have a clear idea of what you're photographing, focus and shoot. Its wide range of speeds and aperture openings allows you to take pictures in all situations. They are also formats: square, rectangular and 35mm can also be used ... is a lovely camera!.
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Actually for a long time I didn’t know that 120 film sometimes comes with a canister, none of the films I had bought over the past 4 years had these. It’s quick and easy to do and helps the environment by re-using stuff instead of discarding it.
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The Ansco Ready-Flash 6x9 medium format camera is a classic from the 1950's that will blow your mind with almost-panoramic capabilities, velvety vignetting and wild light leaks.
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The Diana Mini had become a legend before we even got to press her shutter. The Diana Mini is the undisputed Queen of half-format photography. Her good looks and ability to produce double the images per roll than traditional 35mm cameras woo everybody.
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It's large, in charge and will take you places... that is if you can carry it there. This professional level camera will give you the shots you want whenever you want.
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Built like a tank (and weighing almost as much), the Kiev 88 takes amazing pictures! Compared to other medium format cameras of it's class, it's inexpensive and yields crisp, clear pictures, much like the camera it was modeled after--the Hassleblad.
