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A roll of Kodak Elte Chrome 160T. The "T" means Tungsten. Altought I can*t see very much i common with other Tungsten films.
Maybe it is because of the exipring date in 2002 or my way of self-developing it, I don*t know, but I like them!
♥♥♥♥♥ ☼☼☼ ♥♥♥♥♥
here I would like to introduce the Rolleiflex 2,8D - use this TLR for a long time and have lots of fun with it! if you want to know more please have a look on my article:
http://www.lomography.com/magazine/reviews/2012/05/08/rolleiflex-medium-format-a-companion-for-many-years
anafaro tarafından 2012-05-08 tarihinde paylaşıldı
One more album on Berlin's amazing street art. What can I say? I just loved it! Here I used my good oldie original LC-A. The lens is super sharp and the colors just pop up.
trashpilotin tarafından 2012-05-08 tarihinde paylaşıldı
Ok here’s the story: I shot my first halfframe pictures with the Lomo LC-Wide in Hamburg and at the Mainstage Party I attended. The next Day the Frame Counter was on 33, so I thought I only did half the film (maybe because Diana Mini counts to 72 in Halfframes) and I didn’t want to shot the rest that way… So I rewound the film, took the halfframe mask out and shot 17 black pictures so that I can shoot the rest of the film normally at the Dom and the Elbtunnel. The Fact is, that I doubled half of the film without knowing – and I really love the results!
These are days that you’ll remember
When May is rushing over you
With desire to be part of the miracles
You see in every hour
You’ll know it’s true....
- 10, 000 Maniacs
These pics are part of the same film roll that's why I didn't want to separate them into two different albums - just to know if someone's getting puzzled by the highly different pitcures. One part was taken in Bavaria, the other one in Berlin (both with the LC-A+).
These pics are part of the same film roll that's why I didn't want to separate them into two different albums - just to know if someone's getting puzzled by the highly different pitcures. One part was taken in Bavaria, the other one in Berlin (both with the LC-A+).
