Hi there
Yes I did!Something a bit different.
I love the first one Scott![]()
Very nice. This process only tends to work with some images, but these are all lovely.![]()
Hi
I'm a big fan of Lomography, I suppose its the quirkiness of it!!!
Great shots I like the first one.
IMHO if anything you could push it even further if you are really going for that Lomo look.
I have thought about actually getting my hands on a Lomo LC-A and trying it for real. I have a small blog about Lomography on my site if anyones interested.
http://www.rubberduckdoes.com/Blog.asp
Theres also a link to Matts (not me I hasten to add) presets there well
I could be wrong here but I thought that to get that trade mark green/blue hue the idea was to cross process i.e. process C-41 film as E6 slide film.I have a Lomo LC-A. I was thoroughly disappointed with the results. They were as good as my "normal" 35mm Canon and Minolta compacts. I must have a bad model, made on a Friday.
I could be wrong here but I thought that to get that trade mark green/blue hue the idea was to cross process i.e. process C-41 film as E6 slide film.
As far as the vignetting (sp?) is concerned I thought to get that you have to use the fisheye version apartently there is a normal and fisheye version of the body.
Hi Scott, I've got an old Ricoh XR-X film camera with a few lenses sitting about doing nothing and would be willing to send them you f.o.c if it would help?
Let me know and I'll dig them out.
Cheers
Matt