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I dropped my camera and it landed on the rewind knob. Lucky for me the only thing that broke was the shaft that connects the knob to the film spool. A round piece of plastic and an eyelet from a hasp have returned my camera to its original working state.
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Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
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I used a homemade paint can pin hole camera. This was a three-minute exposure on 19x25cm photo paper. The pinhole was made with a beading needle through a small piece of pop-can.
This is a technique that has a small but devoted following. I discovered this a few years ago before I got into the Lomo World. What you do is find an old broken box camera such as the Kodak Duaflex that I got on Ebay. The idea is to take a picture of what you see looking down through the glass viewfinder of the old camera. If you want to do this a lot it is advisable to build yourself a "Contraption" which can hold the old box camera in place and block flares and light leaks while you focus through your DSLR. The old dirty glass with the dust and fungus gives you distortion and a gritty old time look. I had never tried this with a film camera but I suddenly remembered that my Canon 7E would accept the 100mm Macro lens so I decided to give it a try. I used Redscale XR set at ISO 12 but still didn't get quite the tones that I wanted. For some reason the Canon never delivers the goods the way I want with Redscale XR...anyway, I was still pretty happy with these. Shot this morning in Turners Falls.
Another pics from the vacation... These are from the city of Třebíč which is UNESCO heritage. There is unique jewish district with graveyard, basilica, chateu and more... beer :D :D :D
When havin the models at the studio for "The City in me", I took the chance to try some more cameras and film. This is LC-A and Redscale. Turned out totally different, but very cool :)
all shot on an lc-a wide.. i've also got an exhibition with @captainbonobo called "serendipity" running in brighton, at the brighton photography gallery (52-53 kings road arches, lower promenade, brighton, bn1 2ln) until 26th July, so if you're anywhere nearby please do pop along! http://www.brightonphotography.com/serendipity
