From my cr@p camera challenge, where the idea is to shoot the entire roll of film in your camera as if it was a disposable so fixed aperture, fixed shutter speed no matter the conditions, using iso 400 film.
Leica M-A, Brightin Star 28, HP5, 1/125, f11
"Little League game on"
There is a reason cr@p cameras have this one exposure setting - it plain works in daylight situations given the flexibility of ISO 400 film.
A sample from my cr@p camera challenge - entire roll of HP5 shot at 1/125 and F11 in an M-A with the BS 28 2.8
Dud samples (Riley it's my fault not yours!):
Ok samples:
Noice samples:
Out of 36 exposures :
- two were completely blank - understandable as I shot them indoors in the evening with no strong or direct light. And to be fair to cr@p cameras they usually have built in flashes so would have done better. I was too lazy to pull one out..
- three were mediocre
- six were ok.
- twenty five were good.
And therein ends my challenge, now I have to think of another way to not be productive.
Desmolicious wrote:
A sample from my cr@p camera challenge - entire roll of HP5 shot at 1/125 and F11 in an M-A with the BS 28 2.8
Out of 36 exposures :
- two were completely blank - understandable as I shot them indoors in the evening with no strong or direct light. And to be fair to cr@p cameras they usually have built in flashes so would have done better. I was too lazy to pull one out..
- three were mediocre
- six were ok.
- twenty five were good.
And therein ends my challenge, now I have to think of another way to not be productive. ...Show more →
Dood, did you use a green or blue filter on the lens, or does that guy with the vintage cars also have a black Ferrari clone of his red one?
rscheffler wrote:
Dood, did you use a green or blue filter on the lens, or does that guy with the vintage cars also have a black Ferrari clone of his red one?
For a change in scenery and different photographic opportunities, the family is now Ortisei our favorite city in the Italian alps. I shot this image this morning while out for a hike in the Alpe Di Suisse. One of my favorite places in the Dolomites.
The spring here brings rainstorms, green meadows, and wildflowers. No place like it.
