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My second Lomography CN 400 shots. The photos look better than the previous ones because I used flash. And I did more double exposing in this film (since I didn't do much in the previous CN 400 album).
Another doubles roll with @pussylove (Eventually we're going to get this right, and remember to drop our exposures down.) Only the first half is double-exposed, though — the rest of the roll was snapped at night around my neighborhood. I've scanned a couple in black and white using the infrared channel because the color channels were so blown out they couldn't be saved.
Another doubles roll with @pussylove (Eventually we're going to get this right, and remember to drop our exposures down.) Only the first half is double-exposed, though — the rest of the roll was snapped at night around my neighborhood. I've scanned a couple in black and white using the infrared channel because the color channels were so blown out they couldn't be saved.
Philippines + Serbia.
It started as a joke. I was reading novakmisi’s blog entry about his vast archive of expired films in his shelf and got extremely amazed at his collection, so I jokingly replied and asked if he could donate some. After a few days, I was stunned to get a message from him, saying that he’s willing to give away a few rolls.
Woah, what a pleasant surprise! I love expired films, they are treasures!
The film he sent for our doubles is an expired roll of Ferrania Solaris 100 FG plus. It’s the first time I got hold of this film and I had no idea what results it can render. Novak used his L-CA for the first layer. I re-loaded the film in my Diana Mini with Colorplash Flash.
I was really happy with the results! It’s an expired negative film, yet it can still produce some sharp, contrasty shots! Grain and sharpness are surprisingly good too. I particularly like how the rural landscapes in his hometown in Subotica, Serbia are set against the urban spaces of Manila.
There's a certain feel or warmth to the film which I find appealing. Hope you like the album!
Expose lower half first, and set a tripod upside down and expose upper half in the same way as 1st shot.
To turn tripod 180 degrees, I used two panheads.
About 10 seconds each. Using a cable release and black adhesive tape (to mask the light sensor of LC-A+). Vivid blue or purple colours are by trucks decorated with light bulbs. Needed patience and concentration...
For some reason all or most of the pictures have this really weird light leak right in the middle of every photo... and it's the LC-A+ it never produces light leaks... anybody have a clue of what might be wrong?
