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Shots from the last of my entries in the An Instant Instant V6.0 show this past April in Vancouver. Now, if only I could remember that the default setting for my Lomo'Instant Automat is flash ON, I could stop overexposing everything.
This is the first roll of film I ever put through my Holga. I was on my first trip (of what would be many) to Western Australia with my then-girlfriend, Emily. The second day there, we walked to this beach near her house in Warnbro, near Rockingham, with her family's dog, Sally. It's hard to do justice to the impossible colours of the West Australian coast, but the Velvia captured them beautifully.
La firma Quelle encargaba a firmas japonesas que copiaran sus propios productos bajo el nombre "REVUE". En 1981 encargó a la firman Chinon comercializar la Chinon CS 4 como Revueflex SD I. En aquel entoces costaba en Alemania un poco mas de 200 marcos. Yo la compré por 5 euros hace unas semanas. En este álbum la he probado con el Oreston 50mm f/ 1.8 y un carrete DX expirado. Espero que os guste.
Doubles Canon A-1 (Helios 77M-4) pushed at ISO 200 // Zenit ET (Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm F/1,8) pulled at 50 ISO.Slide film in PhotoLab at C41 cross processed.
Doubles Canon A-1 (Helios 77M-4) pushed at ISO 200 // Zenit ET (Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm F/1,8) pulled at 50 ISO.Slide film in PhotoLab at C41 cross processed.
