the Mother-of-All-Bloopers!

[photobug]

You want bloopers? We gots bloopers! We got a dilly of a blooper. We got the Mother-of-All-Bloopers!! 8)

Here now for your viewing pleasure we have 36, count 'em, 36 exposures on one frame of 24 exposure film...

Don't ask me how to do this, it's extremely technical in nature and would take entirely too long to explain.

And that's my story and I'm stickin' to it!

 

[Chase]

You are the king! :king:

 

[photobug]

Bet you thought I didn't have it in me, huh?

 

[Chase]

Hey, I had faith...

I mean, if you take a person that takes some of the best photos of anyone on the forum, it is only natural that he have some good screw ups as well!

 

[Jeff Canes]

The multiple exposure switch is not the self timer

 

[photobug]

Ohhhhhhh ho ho! that's much less complicated than my explanation was!

Jim

 

[grimmett]

Hang that in a gallery and it will sell! Pure art!

 

[nikon90s]

you can do this by just cutting the little holes on the top and the bottom off.

 

[photobug]

Ya don't have to cut nothin'. All ya gotta do is just not wind the film all the way onto the take up spool before closing the camera back and not notice until later.

I didn't notice because I had the power winder on & it sounds the same whether it's draggin' film or not... :shock:

Oh, wait! I meant the aliens did it when they took me to the mother ship! Yeah, that's the ticket. The mother ship!


Jim

 

[oriecat]

I did that once back in high school myself. We were on a field trip too. Occasionally I will think of those shots I took at the farm or at that county park and wonder what happened to them, then I remember that those were the shots that never were...

 

[photobug]

You are the king! :king:

Missed this before- does that mean I get the title of Blooper King?

orie- that sucks. Fortunately I was doing digital too, so I got most of what I blew on the film. Only thing I really missed was them running the gauntlet to the car after the reception.

Then again switching between film & digital cams was a contibuting factor here.

Jim