Tag: top tipster techniques
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Making the Most of Kodak Aerochrome
written by lazybuddha on 2011-10-11 #gear #tutorials
Since I published my Aerochrome albums, I have been swamped with questions about various aspects of this incredible film. Several Lomographers have asked me to write an article explaining how to make the most of it, so here it is.
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Handmade Color Processing
written by stouf on 2010-10-02 #gear #tutorials
How to process color film at home, in your bathroom.
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Dr. Lab Experiment One: Do the Dishwasher
written by hti on 2010-10-29 #gear #tutorials
Dr. Lab. a.k.a. Lomographer hti is here to pick you up from your creative block with this new analogue experiment.
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Tutorial All About How to Properly Scan: From Equipment to Technique
written by ckpj9983 on 2010-06-14 #gear #tutorials
We all need to somehow scan our photos. This will be a comprehensive guide to scanning - From scanners for every budget to having alternatives to traditional scanning.
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Secrets to a Great Multiple Exposure Revealed!
written by paperplanepilot on 2011-02-19 #gear #tutorials
Multiple exposures or MX is one of the main highlights of Lomography. It's fun, creative and often ends up with amazing results. But it's not just all about pressing your shutter more than once. This guide is filled with guidelines to help you get that perfect MX shot.
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The Great Big Lomography Film Bible: Colour Negative Edition
written by pamelaklaffke on 2010-11-04 #gear #tutorials
So many films, yet only so much time (and money). Analogue world can be overwhelming at times, but we’re here to help with the first installment of the Lomography Film Bible. We’re kicking things off with a round-up of all kinds of colour negative film.
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8 Easy but Awesome Beginner Tips
written by nadinadu on 2011-09-16 #gear #tutorials
Anyone who has spent enough time in the Lomo Society will have a faint idea of some popular tricks people like to do which give you great results! So this Tipster is for all the Lomo-Beginners out there!
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How to Retrieve Film Leader Out of The Canister Without a Film Puller
written by bongofury on 2011-06-21 #gear #tutorials
A handy tip if you want to do double-exposures on the same roll of film, but the film leader/tongue gets inside the canister.
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How to Load Your Film to Do Double Exposures
written by ripsta on 2011-07-27 #gear #tutorials
Here's very quick and easy tutorial on how to make double exposures on your favorite film camera.
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DIY Glow Sticks From Film Canisters
written by icuresick on 2011-10-24 #gear #tutorials
Most of us, if not all, have accumulated a boxful or two of those empty film canisters after months of being Lomographers. I keep those canisters hoping that someday I can make something out of them. Then, after a failed light painting project, I realized I can make my own light sabers instead of buying another set of disposable glow sticks.
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Multiple Exposures for Beginners
written by carmenism on 2011-02-10 #gear #tutorials
New to Lomography? Have you been wondering how other people have been able to blend pictures together? With the technique of multiple exposures, that's how!
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Reload Your Old 126 Films with Fresh 35 mm Film
written by vgzalez on 2011-03-12 #gear #tutorials
If you finally got a 126 roll, don't stop reloading it with your favorite 35 mm film and use it with your Agfamatic or Kodak Instamatic camera!!
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Come on! Let’s Do the Color Process!
written by pepper-b on 2011-02-02 #gear #tutorials
Since I got into analogue photography, I´ve only developed one roll in the lab: they took one day to develop and scan it, and then I found out they hadn’t scanned the sprocket holes… I really needed a scanner and knowledge on processing/developing!!
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A Guide to Night Photography
written by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-20 #gear #tutorials
When doing night photography, it is essential to know some tips and techniques that will help you attain beautiful pictures. Here are some tips that you can follow when doing night photography.
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Dr. Lab Experiment Two: Bleach & Shout - 50’s Effect
written by hti on 2010-10-29 #gear #tutorials
Meet Dr. Lab aka hti. Straight from the HQ Lomography Archive where he has been whipping up some weird and wonderful experiments just for you. Many thanks Dr. Lab for sharing your laboratory experience, secret techniques and analogue passion in the second of his special edition Film Freak Tipsters. Now come on everyone bleach & shout!
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30 Ways to Hack Your Next Roll of Film
written by jeanmendoza on 2011-12-13 #gear #tutorials
One of the things that we look forward to when shooting with film is the result. Seeing the photos is always a surprise as we never know what exactly we're going to get. Here are some tips that you could use to hack your next roll of film.
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Paper Light Meter and Zombies
written by mr-korn on 2011-07-07 #gear #tutorials
A (Lomo) prophecy is being fulfilled! In a zombie apocalyptic world, you will have to leave all the modern day comforts behind. Are you ready to say goodbye to electricity and battery-powered electronic automation? Paper Light Meter will help you get properly exposed shots until the end of days.
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Experiments in Cross Scanning - Scanning Tutorial
written by paramir on 2011-04-28 #gear #tutorials
Some ideas about scanning cross processed film, or, what I learned (until now) about scanning, especially cross processed film.
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How to Scan Film Without a Film Scanner
2011-12-12 #gear #tutorials
If you're just starting in analogue photography, like me, it's probable you don't own a film scanner. Well, no worries, I found a cheap way to scan your film using your old multifunctional scanner or any other simple scanner.
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A Beginner's Guide to Tilt Shift Photography Part 2
written by kvboyle on 2011-03-03 #gear #tutorials
If you want some crazy tilt to your photography you have two choices - spend a fortune on an expensive professional lens or build your own. It's easy, honest!
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A Beginner's Guide to Tilt Shift Photography Part 1
written by kvboyle on 2011-02-28 #gear #tutorials
If you've ever wanted to tilt or shift, if you've ever wondered what the hell it was and what would happen if you did it...now's your chance. In Part 1, what is it, what does it do and how. Coming up in Part 2, how to make your own tilt shift lens and what to do with it!
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The Creative Diarist: Emulsion Transfer Tipster
written by littlemisslove on 2011-03-31 #gear #tutorials
Do you have tons of Lomographs and a boring home? Are you looking for alternative ways to print? Helen from top blog The Creative Diarist shares her tips on how to print onto ceramic, wood, teacups, your wall....
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DIY Film Digitizer / Scanner
written by watttan on 2011-04-11 #gear #tutorials
Do not have a film scanner? You can make one for yourself using just a shoe box, everything you need is LESS THAN $5!!! Believe it : )
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Street Photography Tips
written by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-15 #gear #tutorials
Street photography captures everyday moments of people that we pass by daily. It’s always interesting to see what you have captured once you have developed your rolls. Here are a few tips for those who want to explore the art of street photography.
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How to Stay Inspired in Film Photography
written by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-15 #gear #tutorials
Going to the same locations and doing the same things when shooting can sometimes be a drag. When you don’t have inspiration when shooting, your pictures don’t turn out as well. Here are some tips you may want to consider to stay inspired in film photography.
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The Creative Diarist: Mulberry Paper Tipster
written by littlemisslove on 2011-04-12 #gear #tutorials
Helen from top crafty blog The Creative Diarist is back with another genius (and surprisingly simple) way to make your Lomographic prints even more beautiful!
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Dark Background for Double Exposures
written by aprilrich427 on 2011-08-14 #gear #tutorials
Are your double exposures looking rather pale? Here's a quick and easy tip - just use a dark backdrop to change that!
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Film development with Coffee and Vitamin C
written by shoujoai on 2011-06-07 #gear #tutorials
Develop film with coffee and vitamin C - it really works!
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Now Everyone Can Have Sprocket Holes on any 35mm Camera.
written by aimanafiq on 2011-08-17 #gear #tutorials
This is a super duper simple and awesome technique to have a sprocket holes on any 35mm camera.Everyone should try it,since the tools needed is common things that we have in our house.
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So, You Want a Vivitar UWS?
written by veato on 2011-08-12 #gear #tutorials
So you want to own a legendary Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim? Looking around the internet you'll find lots of tips, rumours, modifications and examples of this plastic wonder but it can be overwhelming for the newcomer. Here is my tutorial tipster for buying, owning and using a Vivitar UWS.
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