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It was my turn on a camera chain from another forum (kind of like the Lens Across America, though this was a camera and it's both Europe and America). I'm not going to say the name of the camera so that no spies will leak the information at the other forum (looking at you, gsgary! )
The camera is quite limited, so I knew it wouldn't fly in a lot of situations. In retrospect, I could have used a faster film for more flexibility, but I used Pan F (ISO 50) because...well, it just seemed appropriate. Film speeds used to be a lot slower, and this is an old camera, so perhaps they would work well together.
Anyway, I didn't expect too much, but here are some shots that somewhat exceeded my expectations. I cleaned up the dust a little on these, but otherwise they are sooc.
This wasn't a double exposure, but I think there was a bit of frame overlap - thus the 'ghost' on the left side of the frame. Could probably just crop that side and some off the top. I also didn't bother with the dust at the top yet, as you can see!
Chrysler block resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr
Chrysler resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr
135 resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr
This last one is dark, I know, but I still kind of like the moody, abstract feel to it. I took the shot in B, camera steady on the stairway railing. Should have kept the shutter open one more second, but oh well. Next time.
I could also scan it at a higher resolution so I can crop it. I'm interested in seeing if I can crop to draw more attention to that woman standing in the circle of light in the middle of the frame.
Grand Central resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr
The camera is quite limited, so I knew it wouldn't fly in a lot of situations. In retrospect, I could have used a faster film for more flexibility, but I used Pan F (ISO 50) because...well, it just seemed appropriate. Film speeds used to be a lot slower, and this is an old camera, so perhaps they would work well together.
Anyway, I didn't expect too much, but here are some shots that somewhat exceeded my expectations. I cleaned up the dust a little on these, but otherwise they are sooc.
This wasn't a double exposure, but I think there was a bit of frame overlap - thus the 'ghost' on the left side of the frame. Could probably just crop that side and some off the top. I also didn't bother with the dust at the top yet, as you can see!
Chrysler block resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr
Chrysler resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr
135 resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr
This last one is dark, I know, but I still kind of like the moody, abstract feel to it. I took the shot in B, camera steady on the stairway railing. Should have kept the shutter open one more second, but oh well. Next time.
I could also scan it at a higher resolution so I can crop it. I'm interested in seeing if I can crop to draw more attention to that woman standing in the circle of light in the middle of the frame.
Grand Central resized by limrodrigues, on Flickr