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What to do with those film leads or film strips from rolls that didn't turn out well (aka screwed up)? Grab some short strips of film and place them in all sorts of places. Take photos of them ... bearing in mind that this will be the first exposure. I used an old SLR and set the exposure compensation to -1.
Once the 36 exposures were done … I took out the roll of film and reloaded it into my LC-A+. This time … fill up the roll with the 2nd exposure, making sure you compensate the exposure accordingly. Using the LC-A+ you can simply adjust the ISO to a higher value (eg. using ISO200 if the roll of film is ISO100). This way … it won’t over expose the shots.
Feel free to experiment by placing the film strip in all sorts of backgrounds & locations. This will create lots of unexpected results later on. :D
Sprocket Rocket as a Travel Companion It was a little too late to try out my new Sprocket Rocket as it arrived only a couple of days before my vacation. I decided to take a risk and make it my main camera during my 1 week trip to Taiwan and ...
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19 comments
kylethefrench
super cool idea
thedude
nice!
blormore
Great idea!
blormore
I can't stop looking at the mannequin trapped in the film strip, so cool!
0live
very imaginative
lakandula
Great tip. Super cool.
gvelasco
Great idea.
stouf
Simple yet efficient. ndroo in action.
gm_mcleod
Very cool!! Can't wait to try this!!
hidings
Cool idea!
nadinadu
cool!
disasterarea
great idea, must try it sometime
nock
Really nice idea! I'm deff trying it!
ndroo
Glad you guys like it. Go try it today! ;)
alonso84
claudinhainthesky
jeffr
great!
rinchy
I would love to try this later !!! Thanks so much for the TIPS!!! ^^
lukanoon