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27-11-2016
Tipo: pinhole (fondo curvo).
Marca: Zeme & Zeme
Modello: M17-PAN
Telaio: ZZ0316
Lunghezza Focale: 70 mm
Foro: 0,300 mm
Fuoco: f/233
Esposizione: 2'' (regolo calcolatore ILFORD - est. giorno)
Formato: 120 (6x9) (fondo curvo)
Mirino: a traguardo da 62°
Scanner EPSON V600 - 2400 dpi
Pellicola T MAX 400 KODAK
Sviluppo KODAK D76: 9':00''
Caution!!! Please, remember that this is wire that will be placed directly against the scanner screen. I'll leave it to your own imagination on the damage that that could do. I would strongly hint that might not be best to try on anything but some scanner that is on its last leg.
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I bought myself a zero pinhole camera, and today I developed the first role. I don't have a scanner so I used my canon to photograph it and bring it into the computer. I am positive it is not the best solution, but it's what I have for now. This image here is one of the good ones, the rest have some crazy, crazy noise. It's actually like spots of color. And the overall colors of the photo are way off...
So I think I am doing something wrong... Is it the film, or is it just the way I got it into the computer? The exposure?
Please, if anybody can give me a few pointers, I would greatly appreciate it.
And thanks again to Zeb for helping me decide on this camera.
Edit: Since I got a scanner now, I am re-uploading this image properly scanned :)
Using the scanner as a camera. Epson V550 Phot Scanner. Scanning natural objects and then making some adjustments on contrast.
Camera: Polaroid Land Camera Model 180
Accessories: Lightmeter, Sekonic L-99
Film: Fuji FP-100C Instant Pack (Peel Apart)
Scanner: Epson Perfection 4990 Photo
Somehow my scanner software converted the negative into this "sketch". Interestingly enough, the rest of the strip came out as "photos"... I attribute this to being new to VueScan - and will try again...
Berlin, Jannowitzbrücke S-Bahn Station
Rolleiflex 3.5B, Fomapan 100 @ 200 ISO, in Adox ADX II 1+24, polariser
Sarah got attacked by a scanner :D love this, i'd doing it too next time i go to her house cause our scanner isn't set up yet.
in a hurry, going to the movies with my 2 besties to see the Uninvited :DD!
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was a good movie! :D suprising ending
going to her house tomorrow, i'll be coming home with lots of pictures probably (:
Soo uhh.. Shit happened,didn't get to her house then... But right now I am, it's 3:16am and I'm using her itouch.. She's asleep, I think she we snoring :p. Lalala..bored..tired..goodnight :). Lots of scans btw,I'll get her to send me some tomorrow and I can post some
I finally found my scanner cords so some of you may notice my images may start appearing brighter and more transparent again.
A few more iterations of my "Think Tank" (tachikoma) design using Hero Factory parts. I know they stretch the definition of a "Think Tank", as the body segmentation is more implied than well defined, nor are the sensor eyes pronounced in some (except for the "Scanner", of course), but think all they might still fit into the GiTS anime universe...