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Introducing LomoChrome Purple - A Color Negative Film That Yields Infrared Results!
written by shhquiet on 2013-01-30 #news #peopleReady for the latest Lomographic Film sensation? We have some fantastic news for you! We're excited to introduce you to our latest emulsion - LomoChrome Purple. It's an awesome color negative film which gives naturally infrared results! Limited stock is available for pre-order, in 35mm and 120 formats. Delivery is guaranteed in July 2013 for most countries.
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Advanced Tipster: How to Take Symmetrical Images with Exposing Both Sides of the Film (EBS)
written by hodachrome on 2013-01-14 #gear #tutorialsOne of the most creative Lomographers in our community, @hodachrome, guides us through the step-by-step of a unique technique called EBS ("Exposing Both Sides").
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Playing with wind
shared by natalieerachel on 2012-02-21Got to go camping on the North Shore for the whole weekend for my friend Summer's (@summsumm) birthday! Had lots of fun snapping away :)
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Aya
shared by gendis on 2012-10-10its been 2 year from the last I shoot her
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How to Avoid Fat Film Rolls on Your Diana Camera
written by shmarmy on 2012-07-10 #gear #tutorialsHere's a super simple tip for avoiding loosely wound rolls on your Diana camera.
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Digital vs. Analogue Photos
written by bigbird on 2012-03-22 #peopleIt's a face-off between the old and new! Let's play a little guessing game which photos were taken with a digital or film camera.
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Simple Composing Tips for Square Shooters
written by slumbrnghok on 2012-03-20 #gear #tutorialsMedium format film is often shot in cameras with a 6x6 square aspect ratio of 1:1 (as opposed to 3:2 in many 35 mm cameras). Composing your shots for a square is often quite different to shooting a rectangular image.
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Redscale Technique: The Principle of Light Penetrability
written by renenob on 2012-03-05 #gear #tutorialsI do not know if this is a unique idea; if it is, then I am taking my claim to immortality. Introducing, the "Principle of Light Penetrability" by Rene M. Nob.
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When the Diana F+ Flash Doesn't Dazzle, Fix It!
written by awfullysasha on 2012-01-10 #gear #tutorialsSometimes, that extra drop on the hard concrete floor, or the extra thud on the edge on a wooden table can knock the mechanism that enables our retro Diana F+ falshes to shoot a dazzling display of light. Often, it can be fixed. Diana F+ flash can be saved!
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LomoGuru of the Week: Susielomovitz
written by fookshit on 2012-01-06Having just started a few years ago, a lot of things – both the good and the bad – already happened since then. She’s the girl whom we might call the Lucky One and to talk with someone who is born with such karma, it’s hard not to get affected by her unending enthusiasm towards Lomography!
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Mookerheide Holga
shared by ohpleasedontgo on 2012-01-06I also took some pictures with my beloved Holga. I used Fuji Velvia 100 film, which has expired in 2008. I didn't know what to expect, but I really love how the colours turned out. Please also have aloo at my Horizon pictures of the Mookerheide http://www.lomography.com/homes/ohpleasedontgo/albums/1793244-mookerheide-horizon
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Mookerheide Holga
shared by ohpleasedontgo on 2012-01-06I also took some pictures with my beloved Holga. I used Fuji Velvia 100 film, which has expired in 2008. I didn't know what to expect, but I really love how the colours turned out. Please also have aloo at my Horizon pictures of the Mookerheide http://www.lomography.com/homes/ohpleasedontgo/albums/1793244-mookerheide-horizon
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A CanoScan Scanning Guide – Part 1: Colour Negative
written by nicx on 2012-01-02 #gear #tutorialsThis is a how to guide for anyone struggling with their CanoScans. In this Series I will discuss the 4 ways to scan 4 different types of film: Colour Negative, Slide film Cross Processed, Colour Positive film and Monochrome film. Starting with Colour Negative Film.
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