F fatpiglet New Member Jun 14, 2008 #6 sorry, i cant rem.. i just bought watever film i can find in bangkok... dun understand why my photo are so grainy.
sorry, i cant rem.. i just bought watever film i can find in bangkok... dun understand why my photo are so grainy.
M munkytrouble Member Jun 14, 2008 #7 but then the pics are oof as such, the film grain does give an endearing feel to it. grungy, gritty and whatnots.
but then the pics are oof as such, the film grain does give an endearing feel to it. grungy, gritty and whatnots.
B Bee Hedge Senior Member Jun 14, 2008 #8 Seems very grainy but for some reason the grains give the photos some character
I iam8bit New Member Jun 14, 2008 #9 double checking, thats from a regular 135, the one without the black corner? :embrass:
I iam8bit New Member Jun 15, 2008 #11 fatpiglet said: it is the one with dark corner... ;p Click to expand... contemplating on getting one. is it much userfriendly than 120series? I had 120 and it makes me mad with 35mm adapter thing X_X
fatpiglet said: it is the one with dark corner... ;p Click to expand... contemplating on getting one. is it much userfriendly than 120series? I had 120 and it makes me mad with 35mm adapter thing X_X
S somethingpamela New Member Jan 13, 2009 #12 Maybe you should use a ISO 400 film! I'm using the fujifilm 400 and it comes out really good! And you can rent other lomo cameras at clicksnleaks.livejournal.com Good rates!
Maybe you should use a ISO 400 film! I'm using the fujifilm 400 and it comes out really good! And you can rent other lomo cameras at clicksnleaks.livejournal.com Good rates!