Newbie wanting to start lomography

[jungsangchoe]

ware is grace

 

[gilaman]

sunset way dude.

 

[jungsangchoe]

managed to find 2 shops that are able to do it. ill try one and the other. after this roll of film. my second that is... results of my quad cam came out. rather blur prob due to poor lighting most of the time. unlike the holga, this has no night bulb so i guess its harder. hopefully they are able to do it... ill pray

 

[jungsangchoe]

sadly one of the shops i mentioned above does not do it refunded me the $$

the other one does only paranomic shots with out the sprockets.. so im still searching..

sad sad

 

[desolated]

Hi.

Does anyone know the prices for it? Thanks. I'm terribly interested to start a hobby with fisheye film camera. However, I do not have much of a budget...thanks!

 

[magnum25]

Get a LOMO LC-A or you might also want to try out a lomo fisheye#2. Get the LOMO LC-A if you want that nostalgic look on your photos. This is also ideal to create those cool band photos.

 

[iboey]

If you LCA is too expensive for you, try Olympus XA2. PM me if you want to buy XA2. :bsmilie: My fren has 2 sets used condition for sale Born in 1980 :sweat:. Price between 100-150. :thumbsup:

Check XA2 specs here http://www.diaxa.com/xa/xa2.htm

 

[Viru5]

just finished my first roll of film on a fish eye2 and :bsmilie:expired films!!!! ( my mum has a whole bag of it but too bad it is iso 200)

Bros i need some recommendation on where to develop it.

1) whats the price like
2) what kind of wash
3) what is the address

 

[quaintrelle]

hehe cheapest is at grace . 8 bucks for xpro + scan. but it's a lil bit far frm ur place eh. kt is 10 bucks iirc.

where's grace? and normal 35mm films can't be cross processed am i right?

 

[sevomadus]

where's grace? and normal 35mm films can't be cross processed am i right?

Theoretically normal 35mm films, ie, negative films, can be cross-processed with E-6 process. However, most if not all labs don't do it at all because there's a high chance of contamination, and it's not cost-effective. Also, negative films processed using the E-6 process do not come out as nice as C-41 processed slide films.