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I took my Rollei XF-35 to an art photo exhibition at the Centre Georges Pompidou, "Corps à corps", an extraordinary journey through the history of photography in the 20th and 21st centuries, focusing on the representation of the human body : portraits, self-portraits, nudes, steet photography and anthropological photography. A must see. Later I came across a wild shoot in a place dedicated to street art - I'll tell you more about this later, I'm still waiting for my color negatives from the lab.
Unfortunately some shots taken with the Rollei are lost due to a shutter problem I think. I developed in the Rondinax with Adox FX 39-II for 14 minutes.
The Petri Color 35e is very similar to the Olympus Trip, a compact automatic camera with zone focusing, and a red flag in the viewfinder when you don't have enough light. The diffrences are that the Petri is smaller, with a retractable lens, and the cell is not selenium, it's cds, so it needs a battery to work. The shutter makes almost no noise, it's even disturbing, you'd think the photo wasn't taken! And yet yes, the device works perfectly. So if you ever find a Petri Color 35e, I recommend it.
The Petri Color 35e is very similar to the Olympus Trip, a compact automatic camera with zone focusing, and a red flag in the viewfinder when you don't have enough light. The diffrences are that the Petri is smaller, with a retractable lens, and the cell is not selenium, it's cds, so it needs a battery to work. The shutter makes almost no noise, it's even disturbing, you'd think the photo wasn't taken! And yet yes, the device works perfectly. So if you ever find a Petri Color 35e, I recommend it.
The Petri Color 35e is very similar to the Olympus Trip, a compact automatic camera with zone focusing, and a red flag in the viewfinder when you don't have enough light. The diffrences are that the Petri is smaller, with a retractable lens, and the cell is not selenium, it's cds, so it needs a battery to work. The shutter makes almost no noise, it's even disturbing, you'd think the photo wasn't taken! And yet yes, the device works perfectly. So if you ever find a Petri Color 35e, I recommend it.
The Petri Color 35e is very similar to the Olympus Trip, a compact automatic camera with zone focusing, and a red flag in the viewfinder when you don't have enough light. The diffrences are that the Petri is smaller, with a retractable lens, and the cell is not selenium, it's cds, so it needs a battery to work. The shutter makes almost no noise, it's even disturbing, you'd think the photo wasn't taken! And yet yes, the device works perfectly. So if you ever find a Petri Color 35e, I recommend it.
The Petri Color 35e is very similar to the Olympus Trip, a compact automatic camera with zone focusing, and a red flag in the viewfinder when you don't have enough light. The diffrences are that the Petri is smaller, with a retractable lens, and the cell is not selenium, it's cds, so it needs a battery to work. The shutter makes almost no noise, it's even disturbing, you'd think the photo wasn't taken! And yet yes, the device works perfectly. So if you ever find a Petri Color 35e, I recommend it.
The Petri Color 35e is very similar to the Olympus Trip, a compact automatic camera with zone focusing, and a red flag in the viewfinder when you don't have enough light. The diffrences are that the Petri is smaller, with a retractable lens, and the cell is not selenium, it's cds, so it needs a battery to work. The shutter makes almost no noise, it's even disturbing, you'd think the photo wasn't taken! And yet yes, the device works perfectly. So if you ever find a Petri Color 35e, I recommend it.
