These ones were cropped in photoshop. If you don't keep the camera super steady you get a blurry shot, and I think either the lens is dirty or there is a light leak, or both, which contributes to the vintage feel. I posted some of the cleaner shots on flickr. The camera is real hit and miss sometimes.
Originally they used 620 film but it's no longer made so I use 120 film and slightly modify the spool to fit the brownie.
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These are nice, such an old-timey feeling to them!
I love those photos, like Liz puts it an old-timey felling...nice Jack
These are so good. What fun.
I love the snow shots with the brownie
Took me three rolls of film to get the hang of this camera. It was great fun and now I'm looking forward to photographing spring and summer.
what i think is... they take me way way back... very appealing!
Are those straight from the brownie (as in not photo-shopped at all?), they have a very vintage feel to them. And what size of film do they take.
I had a photography instructor who used to wander around the epic house parties he hosted, with a 4x5 camera taking 'snapshots' of his guests LOL...
These ones were cropped in photoshop. If you don't keep the camera super steady you get a blurry shot, and I think either the lens is dirty or there is a light leak, or both, which contributes to the vintage feel. I posted some of the cleaner shots on flickr. The camera is real hit and miss sometimes.
Originally they used 620 film but it's no longer made so I use 120 film and slightly modify the spool to fit the brownie.
I'm looking for a Polaroid sx70 and a vintage holga next.
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