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Two test rolls shot with two different Rapid cameras: Fujica Rapid S2 and Minolta 24 Rapid. Both films (Agfa Rapid XRG 200, expired 07/1997) were from the same stash, but obviously one has stood the test of time better than the other.
Here are some pictures from my first ever Homemade development + Scan. I used Ilfosol 3 and Ilford Rapid Fixer, plus some distilled water to stop and wash the film. The development went pretty fine, but the scanning was a bit more difficult, since I did it with some homemade tools and an Iphone. Still happy with the result for a first time processing those pictures myself form A to Z ! :D #development #Fomapan #CanonA1 #Brussels #Ilfosol3 #RapidFixer
Pictures of my second season of snowboard on vancouver and whistler, famili trip using a disponable ilfocolr camra that i bougt when i arrived to Vancouver. #vancouver #Whistler #Canada #35MM #ilfocolor
a rather crazy rossmann find, the disposable camera :-) apparently existed for almost a decade. unfortunately the flash is almost useless but i don't keep the right distance either :-) much more impressive than expected and also no idea what film that is
It was a little bit cloudy day and I decided to make photos with my new Agfa Isola 1. Honestly, I have no experience with this camera and this is my first shot. Unfortunatly All are under Exposed because of my short exposure time. But they look kinda cool
One of our excursions in Ushuaia was to take the end of the world train, on a section west of the city, which was built in the 19th century by convict prisoners. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomochrome Color '92 film and my Naiad Neptune artlens.
One of our excursions in Ushuaia was to take the end of the world train, on a section west of the city, which was built in the 19th century by convict prisoners. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomochrome Color '92 film and my Naiad Neptune artlens.
One of our excursions in Ushuaia was to take the end of the world train, on a section west of the city, which was built in the 19th century by convict prisoners. Here's the second part, shot with a Lomochrome Color '92 film and my Naiad Neptune artlens.
