Got my third and fourth rolls of film delivered at my doorstep last Thursday. I sent my film for developing last Monday at Digi Print in SM San Lazaro and it was delivered at my house via LBC last Thursday.
I was excited to see how my pictures turned out since I was really happy with my first two rolls. But I was excited too since I wanted to know if I was able to capture pictures at all. I was already using my 10th slides (you can only take up to 12 pictures per film) when I noticed that I was taking a picture with the lens cover on. LOL. (blame it on anesthesia) so I am really curious if I have been taking pictures from the beginning with the cover on. LOL.
But I was glad that I only spoiled 2 slides. Here are two of my favorite pictures from my third roll:
This is supposed to be a double exposure (though I can’t see any difference from the same picture that I took without double exposure). You can do a double exposure by taking one picture and then not advancing to the next slide and use the same slide to take a second picture.
Some pictures from my fourth roll of film.
For my fourth roll, I forgot to check if my flash is on so some of the pictures are dark and I forgot to check the color splash of my flash since I did not notice that the color splash is halfway between the blue and white color splash.
Slowly I am learning….LOL..You can view more pictures here.
I was excited to see how my pictures turned out since I was really happy with my first two rolls. But I was excited too since I wanted to know if I was able to capture pictures at all. I was already using my 10th slides (you can only take up to 12 pictures per film) when I noticed that I was taking a picture with the lens cover on. LOL. (blame it on anesthesia) so I am really curious if I have been taking pictures from the beginning with the cover on. LOL.
But I was glad that I only spoiled 2 slides. Here are two of my favorite pictures from my third roll:
This is supposed to be a double exposure (though I can’t see any difference from the same picture that I took without double exposure). You can do a double exposure by taking one picture and then not advancing to the next slide and use the same slide to take a second picture.Some pictures from my fourth roll of film.
For my fourth roll, I forgot to check if my flash is on so some of the pictures are dark and I forgot to check the color splash of my flash since I did not notice that the color splash is halfway between the blue and white color splash.Slowly I am learning….LOL..You can view more pictures here.
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