These are the first few pictures i have taken with my adapted polaroid land 1000 camera. As you can see it has been hard to get the lighting right. As i have adapted this camera for a different film speed it has been difficult to get the lighting right. I find this camera to be a lot harder to use than the more modern polaroid camera. This older version has a light compensation dial which i am getting to grips with using.
Saturday, 31 January 2009
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
POLAROID 1000
I bought this camera a couple of years ago but didn't realise then that they no longer made the film. I thought about adapting it and read a lot on it but it sounded hard and people said it didn't work too well. The other day though i found a new forum about adapting this camera for modern polaroid film. It was a much easier technique and seemed to work. So now i am going to buy some film and give this a go.
Tuesday, 27 January 2009
Monday, 26 January 2009
Diana+
The Diana was originally made as a cheap camera and was sold for a pound. It has now been brought back as the Diana+. This new lomographic version has all the same aspects as the original apart from it now has a removable lens with a pin hole underneath.
I have mainly been using 35 mil film at the moment as it is cheaper but the diana was built for medium format (120). Because i am using a smaller format than is needed the sprocket holes are visible and photo covers them. I will be trying some of that out again at some point.
Im not overly happy with the way these photos came out. I think the problem with lomographic camera's is that they need to be used in bright sunlight.
I have mainly been using 35 mil film at the moment as it is cheaper but the diana was built for medium format (120). Because i am using a smaller format than is needed the sprocket holes are visible and photo covers them. I will be trying some of that out again at some point.
Im not overly happy with the way these photos came out. I think the problem with lomographic camera's is that they need to be used in bright sunlight.
Sunday, 25 January 2009
FishEye TECHnology
I have been experimenting with my lomographic fisheye camera. I have been using it mainly at night. At first the pictures came out very dark. To solve this i added a larger external flash and it seemed to work. Having two flashes also allows you set each one off at different times, creating interesting effects.
Monday, 19 January 2009
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