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Found lots of fog around when I woke up the other day. I decided to try and get to the park before the sun burned through it. I almost made it, but there was still some left. Early spring, the morning after rain and fog. A great time to be out shooting.
Photography by Craig McClure
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Wilmette, IL, 2011
Development details on FilmDev
Olympus OM-1n
Zuiko, 50mm, f/1.4
Neopan 400
Rodinal, 1:50, 20C, 11 min
1500 EFFECT FOG MACHINE
It is new modle with the opening output.It's more easy to control the angle and with the consecutive equality fog.In that all the fog will be pervade full space.It will be have the special beam of light when its under the light.
Technical Parameters
voltage:AC110V、220V-250V 50/60Hz
power:1500 W
Smoke output:15000 CFM/min
Tank Capacity: 1L
heat up time: 12min
gross weight:8.5KG
packing dimension:65×28×32cm
Times and Weight Control
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