Getting gritty, 70ish photos like these

[reddvinylene]

Hi,

I've been told the Olympus MJU II with a "****ty film" like Kodak Gold are my best bet for getting photos like

http://www.stonesthrow.com/news/2004/03/ma...villainy-photos

Anybody got any different opinions?

Much obliged!

 

[Geaux]

Shoot film? or very high ISO?

 

[reddvinylene]

Shoot film? Sorry I don't understand.

Very high ISO - I'll keep that in mind, definitely!

But what camera though?

I got this Holga 135 but I'm not sure it's up to the job.

 

[Village Idiot]

Add noise/grain in post.

 

[Geaux]

Shoot film? Sorry I don't understand.

Very high ISO - I'll keep that in mind, definitely!

But what camera though?

I got this Holga 135 but I'm not sure it's up to the job.

Truthfully any high iso film will net you this result if you are shooting a film camera. If you are shooting digital, add noise in post like Village suggested.

 

[reddvinylene]

Nah it's gotta be analog. Can't risk getting beer spilled all over my digital

 

[reddvinylene]

The photos are from the album:

YouTube - madvillainy

 

[reddvinylene]

Anybody?

 

[Anthony Fawkes LTD]

Take any camera built before 1999, wait until it's getting dark and put it at the max ISO.

 

[reddvinylene]

Thanks a lot !! Any camera in particular that's like a classic to you guys?

 

[KmH]

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[Josh66]

Go buy a disposable camera, or use your phone. Either one of those should give you nice and grainy images with missed focus.

 

[o hey tyler]

You could always just take a dump on your lens and hope it degrades the image quality enough for your liking.

Good luck! :thumbup:

 

[SupNY]

Cool photos, kind of reminded me of my Polaroid camera and the quality it produced