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Film Lomo LC-A 120
- Thread starter MoonMind
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jssaraiva
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- Location
- Porto, Portugal
- Name
- José
That is not bad at all, some vignettting, but not that relevant.
- Location
- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
Thanks! The vignetting is a Lomography thing, I think; it could be corrected, but I'll probably keep it that way. I'll upload another example a bit later (btw. same piece of lint, same need of rescanning - but there's no time for that today). The lens also distorts quite a bit, but that's all part of the "fun" of using a 21mm-e that's put in front of a el-cheapo automatic camera. Considering all that, I'm pretty happy - or would be if the camera (my second one - the first had serious issues) would work reliably, which it doesn't - it needs really careful handling to avoid issues with the film transport and release, which somehow goes against the idea of wide-angle street/urban beast. I like the results enough to keep it, but wouldn't really recommend it in spite of its merits - too capricious.
I'll use it occasionally because it's quite liberating - but not often because it can be annoying.
M.
I'll use it occasionally because it's quite liberating - but not often because it can be annoying.
M.
- Location
- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
O-kay, bad news; the piece of lint was *inside the camera*; should have known this because it's hardly logical that the exact same shape should turn up on two different frames ... The white spots in the sky, however, have to do with lack of dust-removal ahead of scanning.
So, I *should* rescan this, but only if I ever decide to print it (somewhat unlikely - I'm still in showcase mode here ...).
M.
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So, I *should* rescan this, but only if I ever decide to print it (somewhat unlikely - I'm still in showcase mode here ...).
M.
