hope | (no subject)

Entry tags:

hopelense

(no subject)

I have a couple of new cameras, which i purchased from lomography.com. this week i shot a roll of film with the supersampler.

here are the best results:

colouring/contrast slightly different on print image; the scanner i'm using automatically did stuff. the colouring is just as vivid on the prints, but you can see a wider range of tones.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

I'm not sure what to say, or even if a keyboard mash'll do it. Those are FREAKING COOL. What a simply rad camera. And you took some fantastic shots, picked some great scenes. Choice, bro.

Word. I have nothing else to add. Choice, bro, indeed. Freaking awesome. The one of the corner building with the blue sky behind it (no.9) is ... guh. How does it print it? In long strips like that? And does it, like, make four beeps or something as it takes the photos? It's very spiffy.

it's a really low-tech plastic camera, so it does nothing so exciting as beep! it kinda makes a crunchy grinding noise.

it sports four different lenses in a row, and takes four panoramic shots either over a period of 2 seconds or with .02 seconds between each (i can change the setting). it exposes all 4 shots onto a normal photo-sized section of normal 35mm film, and winds on like a normal camera. so when printing, it's just like printing normal photos, only each photo has been exposed to four lenses (like you see them above).

it is freaking awesome - and this was a test roll, so hopefully it'll get better!

Er, sorry. That kinda turned into an agreement of your comment and a bunch of questions for Hope.
Yes.
Hi.

Hehe. Hi. :)

thankee! *tips hat*

it was a 36 roll of film, so a bunch of them really, really didn't work out - but i know what DOES work out now!

:D

Wow. That's a really cool camera effect. I would definitely say that the pictures taken when the light was brighter turned out better, but overall the others are pretty nice too.

this was mainly an experimental roll - seeing what situations and light the camera worked best with. it works best in full sunlight because the shutter speeds ahve to be extremely fast to get the proper effect of frozen movement in all 4 shots.

thanks :)

Yeah, just... oooo. Like the little green aliens in Toy Story. Ooooooo.

heee. THE UNA MIND! :D

I might have to pick up one of those, actually. :)

they are pretty cheap little cameras! totally worth it, i reckon. browse the site - www.lomography.com :)

oh. you make me want to buy cameras i can't afford.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only