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I found out from @Huss (on another forum) that the LC-Wide can do this too, so I bought one. First roll in going through.

PS I do hope @Huss decides to share his endless panoramas on the ‘I like film’ thread. 

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vor 3 Stunden schrieb Steve Ricoh:

What do you think?

I think it is dreadful. But just like there are people who enjoy Stockhausen or Alan Shorter, there will be folks who consider this epochal. I can only imagine there must be some states of mind where these unfocussed, blurry images do something for some people. Maybe an improvement on Rohrschach tests?

Proud to be a culture vulture.

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8 hours ago, Steve Ricoh said:

https://shootitwithfilm.com/how-to-shoot-holgaramas/?utm_source=flodesk&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=holgarama081823
 

I found out from @Huss (on another forum) that the LC-Wide can do this too, so I bought one. First roll in going through.

PS I do hope @Huss decides to share his endless panoramas on the ‘I like film’ thread. 

Thanks for the tag Steve!  Love some of those images posted.  The LC-Wide is a really fun camera to use for that, as is any old roll film camera that does not have auto film indexing.  As attached.

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"I doubt this can be done with a digital camera."

Wanna bet? (You did not specify "no Photoshop".) ;)

You've set me a challenge. Can I capture not only the overall technique, but also the stochastic layering of tones, colors and content?

Nevertheless, some very nice pieces with the Holga (both in the link, and posted above). The "Hussorama" of the pink skateborder is especially interesting.

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26 minutes ago, adan said:

"I doubt this can be done with a digital camera."

Wanna bet? (You did not specify "no Photoshop".) ;)

You've set me a challenge. Can I capture not only the overall technique, but also the stochastic layering of tones, colors and content?

Nevertheless, some very nice pieces with the Holga (both in the link, and posted above). The "Hussorama" of the pink skateborder is especially interesting.

Huss used the Lomo LC-Wide for the two presented above your response.

Yes I’d be interested to see your photoshop compilation to compare with in-camera.

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With Leica M8/9/10. Layers in PS.

 

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6 hours ago, JohnSmithsOtherBrother said:

 I can only imagine there must be some states of mind where these unfocussed, blurry images do something for some people. Maybe an improvement on Rohrschach tests?

Proud to be a culture vulture.

You see them as unfocused and blurry? Well that says a lot, but just to put you at ease chill out with real art

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12 hours ago, charlesphoto99 said:

With Leica M8/9/10. Layers in PS.

 

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Very good, but by contrast the LC-Wide can describe the passage of ‘time’, eg Huss’s pink skateboarder above, on one strip of negative. Layering in PS is a different matter. 
I find cameras in general are not good recording instruments for the passage of time, but good for recording instances of time, a ‘snapshot’ in time.

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I like the photoshop layered shots, but the idea and application is so different.  When you use a film camera you are committed at that moment, and to me that makes it more challenging, more creative and more satisfying.

Grabbing a bunch of images in post and letting the computer do it is not so rewarding to me.  And frankly not so interesting.  Seeing it there on that strip of film with no manipulation?  That's my marmalade..

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China Basin, San Francisco.  Shot with a flea market find Zeiss Ikon Nettar.  As on the negative, as in the final print.

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18 minutes ago, Al Brown said:

Just to put things in perspective, absolutely EVERYTHING done with film cameras can be done on digital... and then some. It's just the process tht is different.

and with AI, you don't even have go take a photo.

Yay technology...

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1 hour ago, Huss said:

China Basin, San Francisco.  Shot with a flea market find Zeiss Ikon Nettar.  As on the negative, as in the final print.

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Thats brilliant, Huss! 

Please consider posting your film photos in the ‘I like Film’ thread.  

 

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6 hours ago, Al Brown said:

Well, technically you are wrong - AI would be nothing without the learning from all the the uploaded photos, so *somebody* still had to take it...

I believe you because of your name, even though I don't know what you are talking about.

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7 hours ago, Al Brown said:

Well, technically you are wrong - AI would be nothing without the learning from all the the uploaded photos, so *somebody* still had to take it...

Incorrect.  "You" don't have to take any pics because someone already did it for you.  While you use AI to then generate whatever you think you might like.

By using film, your intention is completely deliberate at the time of capture.  You essentially are creating the piece of work in realtime with you having to be there determining exactly what the result is at that moment.

 

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