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Legendäre Technik in seltener Hülle – die Minolta X-700 in Chrom.
Diese exklusive Version der ikonischen SLR war nur in Japan erhältlich und ist heute eines der begehrtesten Sammlerstücke der analogen Kamerawelt. Die Kombination aus seltener Chrome-Finish und der bewährten X-700-Technik macht sie zur perfekten Fusion aus Ästhetik und Funktionalität.
Mehr zur Geschichte, technischen Details und Sammlerwert jetzt im ausführlichen Review in der Rubrik GEMS auf www.fujicolours.com
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Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really. The light was brilliantly good on this particular evening down by the Harbourside in Bristol, but the film has scanned very, very grainily indeed. In some cases this adds mood, but especially once the sun started descending it just loses colour and adds er.....more grain! :)
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really.
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really. The light was brilliantly good on this particular evening down by the Harbourside in Bristol, but the film has scanned very, very grainily indeed. In some cases this adds mood, but especially once the sun started descending it just loses colour and adds er.....more grain! :)
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really. The light was brilliantly good on this particular evening down by the Harbourside in Bristol, but the film has scanned very, very grainily indeed. In some cases this adds mood, but especially once the sun started descending it just loses colour and adds er.....more grain! :)
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really.
I love this stencil!
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really. The film has scanned very, very grainily indeed. In some cases this adds mood, especially when there are wall textures, but once the sun starts to descend it loses colour and adds er.....more grain! :)
The words appear to say 'Cerveau Sophis' - which in French literally translates to 'Sophisticated Brain'... I'm rather compelled by this piece, which has been left untagged for a long time now (at least the last year), and after several efforts I finally managed to frame the thing without cropping out bits of it.
I still don't know if it is an angel, a zombie, or ironic commentary on the youth of today. Whether it has wings, or is being followed, by a ghost, its own consciousness, imagination, possibilities or fears.
I do know that I love it, and not being able to understand exactly what it is about has not changed that.
In the end, it might be 'about' nothing whatsoever, and that's the possibility I love most of all.
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really. The film has scanned very, very grainily indeed. In some cases this adds mood, especially when there are wall textures, but once the sun starts to descend it loses colour and adds er.....more grain! :)
NB: Lucky Doubles. All 24 images are now up. If you have any (further) views about which three I should submit for possible publication in the related Blurb book, I'd still love to see them. Thankyou again. :)
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
Just opposite Arnos Vale Cemetery...
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really. The film has scanned very, very grainily indeed. In some cases this adds mood, especially when there are wall textures, but once the sun starts to descend it loses colour and adds er.....more grain! :)
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
These have been popping up everywhere around Bristol in various guises...
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really.
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. I'm not sure what to make of it really. The film has scanned very, very grainily indeed. In some cases this adds mood, especially when there are wall textures, but once the sun starts to descend it loses colour and adds er.....more grain! :)
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Centuria Konica Minolta Chrome 100 Cross Processed.
He jests... ;)
A test roll from some film sent to me by the ever creative slimmer_jimmer, in advance of a little 'double exposure' experiment. As it is *so* grainy, I'm really not sure what to make of it really!