I've taken a few shots but perhaps only 3 out of 36, so it will be a while before I see any results.
I used to enjoy using colour print film when I first started out, then tried some B&W before settling for slide (mainly - and inexplicably) Kodachrome 64.
With fewer colour print processing choices nowadays and Kodachrome a museum-piece, I opted for B&W.
Also, I never find it easy to choose B&W when I'm using digital, so I'm looking forward to the results.
I used a cable release on the X100s and light-painting, with somewhat hit-and-miss results.
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| Olympus Trip 35 ISO200, f/5.6, 3.2s, RAW |
Nice colorfull compositions with not to much components in them. I like the sparefull use of elements in the pictures. Keep going.
ReplyDeleteWelcome...and thanks for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteI think the (old) camera also works with the worn, wooden table but it was coincidence. I wish the film and canister were both a bit more aged too.
I've been to that shop in Arundel. A great place.
ReplyDeleteHi Tom,
ReplyDeleteI agree...it's almost like a museum except that here you can actually buy the artefacts.
There were some other interesting cameras, including several TLRs competing against the Trip for my money.
Next time! :-)