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LEGAL DISCLAIMER: I Do Not Condone Any Acts Of Vandalism Nor Do I Participate In Such Criminal Activity. I Am Simply An Observant and Take Photos Of This Graffiti You Have Come Across. ALSO I Will Not Condone Any Usage Of My Photos To Support Any Legal Matter Involving These Acts Of Vandalism Therefore YOU ARE NOT WELCOME TO VIEW OR TAKE THIS MATERIAL For ANY Purpose...
Impossible Meets Instameet
Tonight is the night when Instagramers worldwide meet each other in their own cities - Worldwide Instameets. We Hong Kong Instagramers had such a great fun, also witnessing both the Impossible analog Instant photography and the Incredible digital Instagramography at work. Interesting profiles too: CNN editor, CNN producer, philosophy professor, artist, Boo from Monster Inc and a stationery buyer.
We all love the convenience and beautiful pictures Instagram brought to us, but an interesting phenomenon happened when I pulled out my Polaroid SLR690 and the newly launched Impossible Project PX 600 B&W black frame films - Instant excitement! Really, you had no idea.
The epiphany was that even though digital instant photo sharing gives you broader audience and creates new friendships at unprecedented rate, having a real instant photo in your hands and meeting new friends in person is a totally different if not heightened emotional experience. You've got to give more thoughts on this coz we are now so used to exist in a world without our bodies, what is real can become so blur you forget how it feels. Well at least I'm talking about how I almost forgot how it feels when a Polaroid film flew out from the camera, that was just about a year of losing touch of a real usable film.
Back to the Impossible film which I have some tips to share:
Although this "PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ BLACK FRAME" uses new chemical material, I think the photo still needs to be shielded from light for about 4 minutes right after exposure.
If you are shooting indoor with artificial light, using flash is a must. I recommend turning the exposure adjustment dial to full white, meaning more lights to be entered to the film, for better black and white contrast.
Same goes for outdoor cloudy or under shade conditions, turn flash on and adjust exposure to as bright as possible, you won't regret it.
When it is indoor and you use flash, expect the background objects to disappear into the back in black.
When it is indoor and you don't use flash, you can see more background objects or scenes but a tripod is a must.
Hope this helps, it is a great film, the best ever made by The Impossible Project, enjoy!
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9-5-21 Maple Springs, MN. Riding on one of the locals from La Crosse to St. Paul, CP #7012 makes an early morning run through the King Coulee inlet.
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Remaining script of a Mersey Railway advertisement above one of the former station entrances at Birkenhead Central.
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For those of you who want to enjoy the everyday creativity Chronodex brings, but already moved on to digital note taking or scheduling, I've made Chronodex available for you in digital format.
GhostWriter Notes iPad app is one of the best digital notebooks you can find on a tablet. Since the creation of Chronodex, many of you want to apply the idea in your own preferred paper and notebook size and format, some of you adapted it into stickers, printed on tracing paper. Now you can have the same fun on your iPad, just download the Chronodex Daily GTD for GhostWriter Notes JPG, save it in your photo library, choose the image from your GhostWriter Notes "paper" setting, that's it.
GhostWriter Notes is like a scrapbooking page with dozens of nice features you can play with your Chronodex core. I love the choice of ink pen which gives you very fine lines to color your pies. You can simply use the Chronodex core as your mindmapping center on GhostWriter as well. If you look into the details of the format, I'm sure you will find your very own creative use of the core.
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