stop. holga-time

cfn , 35mm.
hope you like these pictures.
they are the first of many rolls being shot.
oh, i did the music too.
check this link for more of my music and ciruit bending experiments!
submarinerecords.com/smiley
take care,
o, and give us a rating if you feel so inclined!

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[Stripy67]

Do you these pictures turn out like this on a normal 35mm film? Or do they have to be expired for the lomography effect? :S

Secondly, what program did you use to edit your video, it truly is a great vid. :)

Thanks.

x

[biggiesmiley]

@Stripy67 just put in the 35 and shoot away, be sure to ask for uncut negatives.

i use FCP.

thx much!

[jamieboyrockon]

Amazing song and amazing photos. I'm glad there's still this kind of talent out there. Keep up the good work, mate.

[biggiesmiley]

@jamieboyrockon thanks kindly!

[guttyhopskin]

do you develope the film yourself, if i dont have a darkroom where can i get them developed?

[biggiesmiley]

@guttyhopskin anywhere just ask for uncut negatives

[tracegirl1616]

i have the holga 120 CFN and i use this film but the pics dont came out because i really don´t know and im afraid to used again but i really want ot used

[babygirlbabes]

very awesome!

[jamieboyrockon]

@rockmusicarocks One suggestion though: learn to process film, it's a good skill to have, and with b&w film, it's rather easy.

But, I'd suggest starting with a Holga 120N or Holga 35mm, one reason being that, most 1 hour photo places process 35mm film only and not 120mm. 120 has to be sent to out to be processed (the photos are still great either way). But, make sure that you can afford lomography, film isn't expensive, but in bulk, after a while, it is.

Cheers!

[ITSbigwillystyle]

Can you get this similar effect with the Diana mini?