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After purchasing my first ever film scanner, the Epson Perfection V500, I was stoked to finally be more "hands-on" with my Lomography experience. But alas, something that should be as simple as pressing a button has caused me more stress than ever! After researching and testing, I've figured out 6 different ways to configure your x-pro scans -- read on to join the conversation.
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Are you tired of seeing the same old mundane stuff in your home, like that closet cabinet in your room? Let me show how to jazz it up in a few simple steps in this quick tipster!
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If you're like me, you have lost your Mini Diana's lens cap somewhere on the road back - on a curbside, in the middle of a wood, on the back seat of a bus. The camera just isn't the same without it. But I have recently found a very simple, low cost and tasty (yes tasty) way to replace it. Read on!
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Could this be the next DIY project for lomographic ladies? Artist Emily Steel has found a way to combine style and snapshots by fashioning a little black dress made out of slide film negatives and LED lights! See the glowing garment and find out how Steel created it here.
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I'm sure you know how to force a long exposure using your favorite LC-A+ camera. By simply by covering the light meter with an electric tape or your finger will fake your LC-A+'s light metering system. Simple right? But in this quickie tipster, I'll teach you the simplest way to do it!
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The Pop9 is an excellent way to create a solid background for double exposed film. Since the Pop9 produces 9 identical images the backdrop for each picture is consistent throughout the entire 35mm frame, which allows the reloaded film to focus on a particular subject.
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Tired of the same old colors you're getting with plain flash photography? Want your ultra-wide La Sardina shots to pop with color? Grab your Fritz the Blitz and meet me after the jump!
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Filters are used in black and white photography for translating different colors into shades of gray. Color filters help to render certain colors lighter or darker. Learn about which filters to use for which purpose in this tipster!
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Sometimes when I want to keep things slow in life, I like to express it with black and white photos. I just buy several rolls of black and white films and start shooting calmly. But, do you believe me when I shoot calmly? Don't believe me please, I still the same adi_totp and here I will talk about my version of Monochrome Madness. Are you in?
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Sepia or Toning the Prints occurs when you play with the paper and the toner while printing black and white films in the darkroom.
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Do you like stop motion movies? Let me show you how to use your multi-lens camera to make a fun stop motion film!
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Everything is perfect with Horizon Perfekt. I've been saying that for years now since I first used this Ultimate-Panoramic Dream Machine. Now I will tell you all, some of my moves when shooting with Horizon Perfekt. Oh yes, this camera is so hot! Here are some 5 Hot Tips for Hot Horizon Shots!
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Germany has Leica, Zeiss, Voiglander and Rollei. Sweden has Hasselblad. Japan has Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony and Olympus. If you’re a photographer, you know these brands. You probably own cameras and lenses made by one or more of these companies. But there is a dark horse in the camera world, Russian and former Soviet countries also produced some great cameras, and some still do. It’s an intriguing story and a branch of photography that can yield some incredible value.
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Just because it's called Holga Filter Set you not necessarily have to use it with the Holga. This is why I fixed some filter from the set with scotch tape in front of the Porst compact-reflex. Take a look at the results after the jump!
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Today on the menu: Agfa Vista ISO 200 in cider vinegar with added lemon-vodka mixed with orange juice and a pinch of washing powder.
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in this article i will show you how to make 35mm film became and fit to 120mm film. this is my first time doing this and the result going well.
im using Holga WPC for this experiment which is this is a pinhole camera
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This week I talked to Martyn Boyce, a successful wedding photographer who has witnessed with regret the shift towards the digital grind. Here, he shares his tips for some really fantastic black and white analog shots.
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I took some photos of the match of Rugby Como and the next day I carried the shots (in landscape format) to be developed from my preferred photo lab. I wanted to quickly deliver the photos to the rugby team, but the scanner of the mini-lab accepts a maximum format is 24x36 mm. Here's how to digitize it!
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Rodinal is my favourite developer and you can develop almost anything in it. Using this developing method is my favorite way and works with every film I have tried to develop in it. Read this tipster and learn exactly how you can do it.
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Want to show your Spinner photos in a different light? Try a stereographic projection. (Warning: Photoshopping is necessary!)
