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pictures made with a Pentax Spotmatic with Helios lens gifted by @charliedontsurf. For health reasons i could only make a few pictures on this beautiful island. stand development in rollei digibase c41 for 1h
pictures made with a Pentax Spotmatic with Helios lens gifted by @charliedontsurf. For health reasons i could only make a few pictures on this beautiful island. stand development in rollei digibase c41 for 1h
pictures made with a Pentax Spotmatic with Helios lens gifted by @charliedontsurf. For health reasons i could only make a few pictures on this beautiful island. stand development in rollei digibase c41 for 1h
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
I have always meant to flip the meniscus lens in a Brownie Hawkeye since reading @kdstevens great article: https://www.lomography.com/magazine/114289-flipping-over-the-brownie-hawkeye-advanced-lomographic-techniques-with-americas-favorite-camera. After a great album by @akula and, dare I say it, a bit of a challenge from @neufotomacher, I grabbed my second best Hawkeye and performed the very simple reversal. Being the complete geek that I am, I had to perform a comparison test with identical rolls of Fujicolor NPS 160, expired in 2006 and home processed in Arista C-41. In each pair, the shot on the left is with the normal lens and the shot on the right is with a flipped lens.
