2006-05-19 // 23:05:12
lisa
That came out terrific! Wonderful technique - I am glad I could read a comment from you on how you did it as I would have never known =)
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^ Thanks a lot! I really appreciate! |
2006-05-16 // 23:59:29
goanimal
great job!!
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^ Thank you very much! |
2006-05-14 // 21:56:32
spitocco
well, but the result is great, my friend... GREAT!
VOTE+FAV
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^ Thanks a lot! I appreciate! |
2006-05-14 // 18:58:00
OJBriggs
I used the same technique in these pictures and then took a picture... Check them out!
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^ Checked! |
2006-05-14 // 14:51:56
Melech.Gueldenstern
itīs just great!
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^ Thank you! |
2006-05-14 // 08:19:58
OJBriggs
So what is the technique here? Let me guess...
It would be my way to do it...
Cut the pattern out...
Placed it over the film...
Exposed the film...
Then developed.
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^ Yes my friend. That's it. Cut the pattern, or find one you like. Pull out the catridge from camera in the dark. Place the pattern over the film. Made the exposure manually with a light (little torch or else). Place the catridge into the camera again for developing. It could be better... but i spent already one filmpack for these... |