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Revue 35FC

The Lomo LC-A is so overrated. A good alternative to the Lomo LC-A ? Maybye the “Lomo for students” the Revue 35FC.

Revue 35FC

Baujahr 1983, Verschluss 1/125 Sek., Objektiv: Fixfokus 1:3,5/38 mm. Abstand von einem Meter bis unendlich, Filmempfindlichkeit; 100-200-400. Eine Flash-Version der LC -A mit dem zwei 1,5 V-Batterien AAA. Für den deutschen Markt von Foto Quelle vertrieben, wurde auch als Ansco 2000 verkauft.

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Welche Technik steckt dahinter ? Wahrscheinlich Krasnogorski Mekhanicheskii Zavod (KMZ) oder besser bekannt als Zenit. Die bauten die Zenit 35F beruhend auf der Smena 18 von GOMZ/LOMO. Also ist die Revue 35FC wahrscheinlich eine Lomo, nur wesentlich günstiger zu bekommen. Und wer Glück hat findet eine in den Farben Rot oder Gelb.

Tags: 35mm Analogue Lomography Revue Crossprocess X-Pro
11 months ago
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Diana Mini Lomography has just released their latest plasticy camera of joy, the Diana Mini. The Diana Mini is the ultra-compact, petite version of the Diana F+ camera. The Mini it’s a more practical choice than its big sister the Diana+ because it takes regular 35mm film rather than the awkward 120 format, and you can take both square format photos and half-frame - which gives you twice as many shots per roll. Multiple exposure, long exposure capabilities. Tripod thread and cable release attachment available.

Diana Mini

Lomography has just released their latest plasticy camera of joy, the Diana Mini.

The Diana Mini is the ultra-compact, petite version of the Diana F+ camera. The Mini it’s a more practical choice than its big sister the Diana+ because it takes regular 35mm film rather than the awkward 120 format, and you can take both square format photos and half-frame - which gives you twice as many shots per roll.

Multiple exposure, long exposure capabilities. Tripod thread and cable release attachment available.

Tags: 35mm Analogue Diana Lomograohy half-frame
11 months ago
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International Film Buying Day - 1 October The Flickr “internationalfilmbuyingday” group are organizing a ‘Buy Film Day’ on the 1st October this year. “I ask all who enjoy shooting on film to go out on the same day, October 1, and buy a roll (or rolls or sheets for that matter!) of film. I’m sure the sudden spike in film sales would be noticed and the industry will realise there is still quite a considerable sized market for film.” The official blog can be found here filmbuyingday.blogspot.com/ Image via wikimedia.org

International Film Buying Day - 1 October

The Flickr “internationalfilmbuyingday” group are organizing a ‘Buy Film Day’ on the 1st October this year.

“I ask all who enjoy shooting on film to go out on the same day, October 1, and buy a roll (or rolls or sheets for that matter!) of film. I’m sure the sudden spike in film sales would be noticed and the industry will realise there is still quite a considerable sized market for film.”

The official blog can be found here filmbuyingday.blogspot.com/

Image via wikimedia.org

Tags: Analogue Flickr 35mm 120 Links
11 months ago
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Here comes a new one: the Rollei Redbird 135mm negative film. In the Rollei Redbird emulsion, the red layer is on top of the others, whereas with other C-41 print films, it is usually the bottom layer. By controlling shutter speed, the user can control how red his picture is rendered. With slow shutter speed, you can make your picture in different shades of red. With a higher shutter speed it becomes yellowish and greens begin to appear. The Rollei Redbird film has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27°. Reblogged from bucher

Here comes a new one: the Rollei Redbird 135mm negative film.

In the Rollei Redbird emulsion, the red layer is on top of the others, whereas with other C-41 print films, it is usually the bottom layer.

By controlling shutter speed, the user can control how red his picture is rendered. With slow shutter speed, you can make your picture in different shades of red. With a higher shutter speed it becomes yellowish and greens begin to appear. The Rollei Redbird film has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27°.

Reblogged from bucher

Tags: Analogue Redscale 35mm
1 year ago
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