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Published: 2006-02-15 12:09:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 1690; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 232
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Holga camera400 Fuji Sensia slide film cross-processed in c-41 chemicals
35mm film stuck in a medium format camera using foam, tape, cardboard and elastic bands
Not photoshopped
Border and name added for print purposes
Model: Tegan
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Comments: 17
Beautiful !
The clearest work on 35mm Holga I ever saw.
But I was wondering somthing.
Why is there "echoes" of the film holes ?
You see ? in the sky part, we can see the hole shape a bit darker juste behind the holes ?
I'm not sure I'm clear...
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Yeah i noticed that too and I think the cause is the negative not being flat when I scanned it. When I held it flat pressed up against the glass these things didn't appear but unfortunately this technique caused red ripples to appear on the image when viewed at 100% at approx 12000x8000 pixels which I didn't want for huge prints. The only way to scan them in without the ripples was to have it sitting normally a small distance from the scanning glass but of course this meant the negative couldn't be flat and wasn't helped by the fact that the negative was curved due to bad handling to begin with.
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maybe it was a chemical problem, did you try to put a thiiiin neutral (chemical and color) translucent film between the neg and the glass ?
By the way. really impressive and beautiful serie.
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No I didn't but thanks for the advice
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WOW. love it. you had to do that in a dark bag or something right? that must have been interesting.....
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Haha I actually did all the dark room stuff under a blanket in the dark
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WOW. love it. you had to do that in a dark bag or something right? that must have been interesting.....
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i love the lighting in this .. my fave from the series
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This new look of the films edges has a great effect on the pictures, i haven't seen it used alot for colour photos. very good
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