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My wife thought I should write a better description of this photo, so here it goes: This is Sadie, our 14-year-old terrier mix. We've had her since she was 6 weeks old. She's not as fast as she used to be and she doesn't play as much as when she was younger. She has good days and bad days, but she's still happy and still wags her tail and jumps every time we come in the door. Sadly, I think she's in the twilight of her life but she's doing just fine. From a test roll with a new-to-me Nikon F with metering prism. Arista Premium 400 in HC-110 (B.) Shot at f1.4 and slightly out of focus.
Özellikle yaz aylarında daha güzel sonuçlar vereceğine inandığım çok zevki ve eğlenceli bir teknik redscale. Redscale filmde dikkat edilmesi gereken en önemli unsur sardığımız filmin 4'te1 asa ayarını kullanmamız gerektiğidir. Misal 200 ASA bir film kullanmak istiyorsak bu filmi 50ASA film kullanıyormuş gibi kullanmamız gerekiyor. Manzara ve gökyüzü çekimlerinde ideal olan bu filmi karanlık alanlarda kullandığınız zaman (doğru pozlama yapsanız bile) grenlenme oluştuğunu farkettim bu yüzden ışığın bol olduğu kareler çekerseniz daha iyi sonuçlar alırsınız tabi bu durum sizin çekim amacınıza görede değişebilir. Filmin hazırlanışı ise boş bir film içersine dolu bir filmi ters olarak sarıyoruz.
Shot with a Lomography Diana F+ on Lomography LCP film in 120 size. Shots taken on a photo trip with @alienmeatsack and myself in June of 2015. This little girl is a donkey about the size of a Shetland pony, standing about 30 inches high. There were probably a dozen or so of these cuties here.
This roll is actually 3 different days of shots. The overcast stuff is from a bike ride a couple weeks back. The morning stuff is from a bike ride last weekend or the weekend before. And the river stuff is from this past Sunday. I carried the camera with me a lot hoping to shoot and it took me 3 sessions to shoot the full roll becuse I kept riding and forgetting to stop and shoot. I like the color rendering and grain on this Lomography CN400, its actually better then Kodak UltraMax and it lays flat as flat can be. I need to shoot it more in my Sprocket Rocket for that fact alone.
