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Lomowalk with a great lomographer catfordst.
We enjoyed shootings a lot in a deadly hot summer day.
Check out her lomohome
http://www.lomography.jp/homes/catfordst
This is the first I use Velvia, and this is the first roll of film for Nikon FE. All the photos taken with AUTO mode. Means that manual focus with AUTO exposure. The camera maybe with some problem, sometimes the flip hang, so the photos are overexposed.
French model, actress and animal rights activist Brigitte
Bardot believes that a photograph can be an instant of life captured for eternity that never will cease looking back at you. But being an iconic beauty and one of the famous sex symbols of the 60s constantly pursued by paparazzi, she regretted all the fame: "I have no private life at all. I am a hunted woman. I can't take a step without being questioned and surrounded. Fame had brought me so much unhappiness."
This is the first I use Velvia, and this is the first roll of film for Nikon FE. All the photos taken with AUTO mode. Means that manual focus with AUTO exposure. The camera maybe with some problem, sometimes the flip hang, so the photos are overexposed.
So three tests going on here....first of all I found a Canon EOS 3000 for $15 and so i had to pick it up. It's a very lightweight body and is a whole 1/2 pound lighter than the 7E. So I thought that for travel it would be nice to have plus it's simpler so less to go wrong. The camera performed very well and only had one incident of the shutter sticking which is very common with these EOS film cameras.
The second test was the 40mm pancake lens that Canon released this spring. Nice lens! Sharp and extremely compact, very light as well. Another great travel option.
Third test was the Kodak Ektar 100. I haven't used this film before but it performed rather well I thought. Typical CN look to it but it does have the fine grain that Kodak touts.