kilroy - The return of film

Storypost | 2009.08.27

The return of film

So SFS got me a P-Sharan pinhole camera. It was a fun two hour construction, and it handles rolls of 135 gloriously.

It's a struggle to hold the camera still (braced) for the 3-20 second exposure times since it's light, cardboard, and held together by rubber bands.

I took the sb800 around with me. I shot at 1/2 power, afraid of blowing out bright objects. Nope, looks like full flash is just fine, dragged shutter of course.

I'm enjoying it, time to rummage for some more unexposed rolls.

Plaster City California dirt biking hill view

I had the rolls of film from dirt biking and Connie's ceremony developed.

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Jessica

Very pretty, Connie.

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