10 Golden Rules on Lomography

1. Take your camera everywhere you go.
2. use it any time - day and night.
3. Lomography is not an interference in your life, but part of it.
4. Try the shot from the hip.
5. Approach the objects of your lomographic desire as close as possible.
6. Don't think.
7. Be fast.
8. You don't have to know beforehand what you captured on film.
9. Afterwards either.
10. Don't worry about any rules.

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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Photo of the Day on 14 November 2012



14 November 2012
Photo of the Day!
Thank you thank you.

The photo taken with Nikon FE,
loaded with first rolled of film,
which is Fuji Velvia 100, expired.
Really didn't expect such a good result.
I love the outcome so much,
fine grain, sharp, smooth,
contrast and hue.

I setup for this,
using a table lamp which with florescent light bulb,
a diary, a plastic flower, 
and a ring, to reflect the love shape.

A lot of people done this,
this is my first time,
I never try this with digital camera.

Actually beside the ring, 
should be a word with marry.
But this is no macro lens, 
only a 50mm F/1.4,
so can't read the small little word.
Just one take, and only 1 take.

I like the color, contrast and hue. 
I love this combination of camera and film.

Interesting Velvia
Nikon FE, Nikkor 50mm F/1.4, Fuji Velvia 100

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Film with Ferrania Solaris 100

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Recently tried with Nikon FE with Lensbaby Composer Pro Sweet 35.
I'm so pleased with the result. 

Same film put in the Nikon FE,
and in the LC-A+,
totally different result.

Before I see the result of Nikon FE,
I thought Solaris 100 is not that good.
But actually sometimes it depends on which camera you use,
and also the lighting condition.

Nikon FE with Lensbaby Sweet 35
Nikon FE, Lensbaby Composer Pro Sweet 35, Ferrania Solaris 100
Vacation in Koh Samui
LC-A+ RL, Ferrania Solaris 100
When using Nikon FE, I add EV +1,
that's mean I'm treating the film as ISO50.
Because actually when using Lensbaby,
the exposure is insufficient. 
After few tried, the best would be +1 EV or +1.3 EV.

When using in LC-A+,
treating the film as ISO50 will get over expose,
and end up too bright.
But try and error is not a problem.