Wendyscope (Canada #2)

Wendy Sloboda in her home lab cleaning a fossile jaw from a dinosaur under the microscope. She shares the lab with a dove and a rabbit. I dedn't get the dinoteeth too focused, closeup ain't the easiest things with scaled distances....

Fotografo:
wil6ka
Caricato:
2016-06-08
Tags:
alberta canada dinosaurs fossiles indoor lca 120 northamerica paleontology summer teeth trip warner wendy sloboda xpro
Fotocamera:
Lomo LC-A 120 (disponibile nel nostro shop)
Pellicola:
Kodak Ektachrome 160T
Cittá:
Warner
Paese:
Canada
Album:
Wendyscope (Canada #2)

2 Commenti

  1. aeroektar
    aeroektar ·

    One trick with scale-focusing cameras (the LCA doesn't have a rangefinder) is that the distances are usually measured from the film plane, not the front of the camera. I have no idea whether this is true of the LCA 120, but it might account for the missed focus.
    Rangefinders have two windows. A swinging mirror behind one of them moves as you focus, and you simply align the two images you see of your subject. If it's in adjustment, a rangefinder is very accurate.

  2. wil6ka
    wil6ka ·

    @aeroektar well that was just a mistake in the translation ^_^ My photography is a matter of seconds, I will not take a scaling band to measure the distance. I just go by intuition. And that's when one tends to go too close, when in motion...

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