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My first effort at developing a roll of 120 didn't go entirely according to plan. I struggled inside a dark cupboard for about half an hour trying to get the film on the reel and, to be honest, failed utterly. In the end, my frustration drove me to wrapping the film around the reel "any old how". I knew it wasn't the best idea, and inevitably it meant that the processing chemicals wouldn't be properly distributed. (I did a second roll today, and found it much easier to get on the reel) It's all part of the learning process!
Unlike many people here, I never, EVER, post my digital shots here but this is an exception to the rule, because these are the Lomography Experimental Lenses, specially made for micro 4/3 cameras! So I mounted them to my Olympus OMD EM1 camera and here are some trial shots! I love the results!! It feels like LOMO, even if it's digital! Maybe some of you won't approve but I think it's a great product that deserved more attention. Feel free to send me your comments of course!
Shot 2 rolls at Budapest, January 2019, with my LCA 120. A fab city!! The cross processed slide turned out with unexpected results but I like it a lot!
I found these shots from 2 different rolls (with my Spocket Rocket). In one of these rolls, the overlapping is more than obvious (don't know why that happened!) and it includes some quite boring shots. The other roll includes some multiple exposures and some quite boring shots too!
I found these shots from 2 different rolls (with my Spocket Rocket). In one of these rolls, the overlapping is more than obvious (don't know why that happened!) and it includes some quite boring shots. The other roll includes some multiple exposures and some quite boring shots too!
Just a walk in the park, on a sunny day, welcoming Springtime, sometime between work and theatre rehearsal!
And testing multiple exposures of course!!!
