carstenw wrote:
Hmm, $1800 sounds a bit high. But two lenses and a Pelicase is nice. I guess it works out.
ugh, yeah, but it came with one pqs and the 150mm f/4 ht EL and a red bw filter
carstenw wrote:
Ah, well, the filter makes up for it It isn't lots too much, just a bit, so don't worry and just enjoy it
i have a beauty of a metz 60 ct that needs batteries to pair with its German mate! i hope its still alive!!
carstenw wrote:
Ah, well, the filter makes up for it It isn't lots too much, just a bit, so don't worry and just enjoy it
took me all day to figure it out, kinda, and in the end, i ruined some Fuji Polaroids, ugh! here are some lame results... Untitled by aRolleiBrujo, on Flickr
carstenw wrote:
Very cool! That's actually a decent size image unlike . 5. I'll have to try it.
Note: don't try to scan a fresh Polaroid, it will stick to the glass. Don't ask me how I know.
Thank God I didnt jump to my Epson! I used my galaxy s3 to grab a quick example lol ugh I wish I had better lights or strobes for these! My daughter took the top left blurred on of me sitting holding my gnome Edgar Allan Gnome, she gave me on fathers day, but I twitched!! Well im off to catch some 's for now then back to my filming I go! Thanks again for everything CarstenW! Americo.Rodriguez aka aRolleiGuy im loving this awesome piece of art! I need a neck strap soon and tripod for certain! Plus more film, that's always a plus!
Note that the straps have a unique system. They look similar to the Hasselblad ones, but aren't interchangeable. So you have to dish out for an original... Hold off on the tripod until you have tried shooting your favourite subjects without. Tripods slow down the workflow so much, some people end up not using them at all. I shoot both ways. It takes care with such a camera to go handheld, but it can work.
carstenw wrote:
Note that the straps have a unique system. They look similar to the Hasselblad ones, but aren't interchangeable. So you have to dish out for an original... Hold off on the tripod until you have tried shooting your favourite subjects without. Tripods slow down the workflow so much, some people end up not using them at all. I shoot both ways. It takes care with such a camera to go handheld, but it can work.
i cant load my film i cant tell how, and im to embarrased/proud, to ask my wife!
carstenw wrote:
I'll refresh my memory tomorrow morning (Berlin time) and post how I do it. Maybe you can spot the problem.
i appreciate it very much!! i am looking at the manual, but for some reason i'm at a stand still! it shows the arrow but i have no clue why its not working!?ugh
It looks like you made the same mistake I did. If you didn't force anything, nothing is broken. I think the insert is just upside down. Note that the paper faces the camera. The film part needs to face the camera You need to push it down so that the film gets pushed up around the spools, which is how it keeps the film flat.
Hello, carstenw, thank you very much, I will try again! I am so lost here, even with the guide!! What does the S mean on the window btw? oh, also, I tried the insert again, and when i went to shoot, it looked ready, showed the f/ number and so on, but then they went away, so i guess i f'ed up again!? ugh!
i think i screwed these up though, because i took them out, and its blank? i think i thought these were like 35mm negatives, and you would be able to see the images already? damn, i guess they need processing first!The Fujifilm CR56 E6 Control Strip, i think i ruined them by looking at them! its black on one side, and brown/reddish, on the other?
's for now then back to my filming I go! Thanks again for everything CarstenW! Americo.Rodriguez aka aRolleiGuy 
