Film Photography

[gadƒly]

^magmember ka sa lomomanila.ph dami pushers don ng film

[spacesamba]

hahaha..ok salamat. ang hassle kase pumunta ng quiapo! so you just go to their site tapos member ka na?

[3leggedFreak]

sayang. you can learn a lot from the flickr groups.

regarding the images na hindi mo makita... dito lang ba yun sa thread na 'to? or sa buong pex?

Dito lang sa thread na ito pero nakita ko 'yung image na pinost ko.... ang labo!

[kydlatmijares]

Expired films are a little hard to find.
So i tried an experiment to age a 35mm film artificially.
After shooting a roll, i "cooked" it in an oven toaster for five minutes.
Although its not exactly a scientific process and i don't really know how much "years" was added to the film, there was definitely some difference (more evidently to the frames on the outer layers of the roll).







Maybe next time, i'll try boiling some rolls

[one_headlight]

2nd hand Holga CFN starter kit for sale (includes warranty from store, manual / instruction kit, the world through a plastic lens book, batteries and 1 roll of film). Only used this camera for 1 roll of film, not more than a month old. PM me if interested. Thanks!

[biteme_lestat]

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[bigfoot14]

Expired films are a little hard to find.
So i tried an experiment to age a 35mm film artificially.
After shooting a roll, i "cooked" it in an oven toaster for five minutes.
Although its not exactly a scientific process and i don't really know how much "years" was added to the film, there was definitely some difference (more evidently to the frames on the outer layers of the roll).

You can buy expired films here: http://jenniecastillo.multiply.com/

She also sells lomo cameras, 120 films and slides both 120 and 135.

I'm still waiting for her to contact me about the Holga 120GCFN I ordered. Total newbie here.

[kydlatmijares]

^hi. yup. i already did. =)
i got ten rolls of expired film from her.
good luck!

[3leggedFreak]

^She really means business... Galing nga niya eh, dami mo mabibili sa kanya!

[agentm]

hello. im new to this thread. para saan yung expired film? for test shots lang ba?

[kydlatmijares]

Hi! Welcome!
Expired films are more unpredictable than fresh films.
Hobbyists use them on purpose.
Its inconsistencies are what lomographers want.
But sometimes, wala din naman drastic na epekto.
A roll na nag-expire 2 years ago could still develope like a fresh roll (depende sa storage)
I guess its the thrill of not knowing what to expect from your shots is what makes expired films popular =)

[agentm]

thanks for the info. i guess i have to read more to fully understand its purpose. anyway, i have these two film cameras that i don't know how to check if it's still working. will post in a few minutes the pics.

[agentm]

ah great. site maintenance ang photobucket. nu ni nu ni nu

[kydlatmijares]

Fuji Acros 100
and
Lucky B&W 100









Surprisingly, mura lang pala magpadevelop and print ng B&W sa Quiapo compared sa Island Photo sa malls. Around P176 only per roll. Sa Island Photo, P270-P350 per roll. Developing and burning to CD pa lang. Wala pang printing.

[agentm]

hi. san ko pwedeng dalhin ang mga ito for check up? yung hindi ako lolokohin sa price at sa parts. sa kapatid ko ang mga ito. di na alam kung working pa.

salamat.

[kydlatmijares]

^I would like to say sa Hidalgo. Pero hindi din ako sure sa honesty ng mga nagbebenta/nagrerepair ng second hand cameras doon eh.

[agentm]

i see. thank you

[bigfoot14]

A total newbie's first foray into lomography.
Holga 120 GCFN Fujifilm 400 for the 135s and Fujifilm Pro 160 100 for the 120s















Wish I do better with the next rolls. Tips/advices are very much welcome and appreciated.

[spacesamba]

how do you post pics here?

[kydlatmijares]

bigfoot14, nice. i love your sprockets.