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THIS IS NIIIIICE. :awesome: She's pretty, too. :blush:

me, too! i did not even bother to read. i was just looking at the pictures and was like 'no waaaay. i can't make this one!!' :laugh3::laugh3:

You're in luck. :laugh3: I've found the tutorial!! and it's pretty complicated. :( Battlefield Pinhole Camera

it does. it is just one photo divided in 3 different films (velvia, astia and provia <-that's how he got the 3 colors). here's another one:

i mean, he used three films simultaneously in one homemade camera. :confused:

:laugh3::laugh3: i wanna know how to do this: anyone knows????? :lol:

:laugh3::laugh3: at least it's free. :wacky:

im so jealous. :sick: hahaha. but hopefully, you get something cool! :wacky:

Spain. :heart: hahaha.

thanks. :wacky: yeah. i think redscales gets redder/darker with less light. :D

^^well, he gotta keep up with his manwhore image. thus, the women. :shrug:but yeah, i get what you mean. :\

on the first one, i got the same color only on this pic: the second one is pretty cool. :wacky: so red. :nice: the rest of my redscales are reds and yellows already. no more outcasts. :lol:

:laugh3::laugh3: shoot against the sun. :wacky: <-- the orange-y redscale pics i have were well, shot that way. :P

:thumbsup: seems like you had a great time! :awesome:

This is the weirdest redscale picture i have taken: been wondering why it produced bluish/pinkish colors instead of reddish/yellowish. :laugh3:

maybe he just doesn't want brunettes/dark-haired girls anymore. since one cheated on him on wake up call and another left him for another man on won't go home without you. :P that's why he went back to blondes. :lol:

at home. redscale lomo films here are expensive. almost thrice the price of homemade ones. edit: how about you?

I love using redscale. :bomb::D edit: look at my avi, too! :wacky:

lights off. im more comfortable with darkness.

i wanna try this that too. looks pretty easy. :wacky: show us the results when you've done it, okay? :laugh3::laugh3: how about using them on your smena and sokol? :wacky: ive been using color slides even before i understood cross-processing. :embarrassed::laugh3::laugh3: and i've never seen any c-41 on e-6 pics. you have any? :D yeah. the pics are mine. :wacky:

i am not sure if this could help (or if this is actually what you mean) but... you can use Color Slide films instead of Color negative films. My friend has been talking bout this for years but i never really understood until few weeks ago. Color Negatives (processed in c-41 chemicals- usual processing in shops!) and Color Slides (processed in e-6- very rare) produces bland/ natural colors. but if you process Color Slides in c-41 (or color negatives in e-6), the colors produced are much more vivid and saturated. Fuji Velvia (color slide), c-41 processed: Kodak Ektachrome (color slide, c-41 processed: Sometimes, I think, it's also about the films you use. I love using Fuji Velvia, Fuji Provia, Fuji RTPII, and Kodak Ektachrome Lumiere. :) They are all expired films by the way. Fresh ones are expensive. :laugh3::laugh3: Mine is a Holga120N. they can be processed in regular stores since they are going to use the same chemicals used in regular films. You can still ask them though. :) edit: I've seen that FujI!! :awesome: the camera is pretty cheap but the film is very expensive. :(

:laugh3::laugh3: his hair! :laugh3:

lookie here! Pinhole Camera using a matchbox! :laugh3::laugh3:

Little Miss Sunshine - 10/10 Amazing movie. :wacky:

how do you make a pinhole camera?? :laugh3: you got to like digital photography for its practicality and well, it can really produce pictures that is well, amazing and visually pleasing. lomo is a rebel. so are you. and it's a lot of fun. :P :laugh3::laugh3: there is diana lens available for DSLRs. :\