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Ethics_Gradient posted:I can sorta see it in that first pic, not so much the others. Thanks for this advice, I'll give this a go with a couple of frames. It always seems to be on the left hand edge but it doesn't look like light leaks I can find on google, I'm starting to think maybe the shutter is sticking right at the end or something.
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Okeydoke, I have ordered a nice looking macro bellows set(and i went ahead and got the double cable release while i was at it) for the OM system. I have one other question which is actually plenty relevant to other types of shooting I like to do - is there any way to lock up the mirror before the shutter fires on the OM system, specifically the 4/4Ti? It seems to do it for you when you're doing a self-timer exposure - as soon as you press the shutter release the mirror goes up and you can no longer see through the viewer and then 10 seconds later the shutter goes. It'd be nice for long exposures and for the macros I have planned to not have to sit there and wait 10 seconds on top of however long I'm exposing. I've gone over the user manual twice and saw no mention of it.
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I think only the om-1 has mirror lock up.
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I should create a motion picture thread, but here's a little film I created recently as a test roll for a bolex H16S non-reflex camera I bought and had serviced. I wanted to create something that captured springtime. This is the first project that I actually sat down and created a shot list for. Considering I've really never created a video in my 30 something years and this is all shot in my neighborhood, I'm OK with it. The biggest thing I'd do differently is using a tripod for sure, and maybe being more patient for better shots of some things. I whiffed the exposure on a couple shots but I was able to use most of the 3 minutes of film. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kwsn3_rLqlU
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a dingus posted:I should create a motion picture thread, but here's a little film I created recently as a test roll for a bolex H16S non-reflex camera I bought and had serviced. I wanted to create something that captured springtime. This is the first project that I actually sat down and created a shot list for. Considering I've really never created a video in my 30 something years and this is all shot in my neighborhood, I'm OK with it. The biggest thing I'd do differently is using a tripod for sure, and maybe being more patient for better shots of some things. I whiffed the exposure on a couple shots but I was able to use most of the 3 minutes of film. I love this. My brother shot the final project for his film degree with a 16mm bolex. I would read the gently caress out of that thread.
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Ziggy Smalls posted:I love this. My brother shot the final project for his film degree with a 16mm bolex. I would read the gently caress out of that thread. Thank you! I think I took inspiration from people doing film school projects on YouTube, ha. This one isn't a film school project but I think it's what made me want to shoot something in this style. I have some recorded sounds that I might make another cut with. I'll get to making a motion picture thread soon enough. At this point Ive played with enough cameras to make a decent OP.
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a dingus posted:I should create a motion picture thread, but here's a little film I created recently as a test roll for a bolex H16S non-reflex camera I bought and had serviced. I wanted to create something that captured springtime. This is the first project that I actually sat down and created a shot list for. Considering I've really never created a video in my 30 something years and this is all shot in my neighborhood, I'm OK with it. The biggest thing I'd do differently is using a tripod for sure, and maybe being more patient for better shots of some things. I whiffed the exposure on a couple shots but I was able to use most of the 3 minutes of film. I am so bummed - I apparently failed to hook up the second side of this double 8mm to its reel correctly when I switched it over and now my film is all jumbled inside my flea market kodak Brownie. For a hundred god drat dollars of film+dev+scan from FPP I am really kicking myself. Nice work though.
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a dingus posted:The biggest thing I'd do differently is using a tripod for sure Yeah, that immediately jumped out at me. So used to seeing super stable video. Adds to the retro feels though.
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Admiral Bosch posted:I am so bummed - I apparently failed to hook up the second side of this double 8mm to its reel correctly when I switched it over and now my film is all jumbled inside my flea market kodak Brownie. For a hundred god drat dollars of film+dev+scan from FPP I am really kicking myself. Nice work though. That's the intimidating thing about these things... you load it up and hope it works because once you put the cover back on it's like Schrodinger's cat. Is there any way you can open it in a light proof big or darkroom and fix it? Even if you need to re-spool it at least you'd save at least half your footage. dema posted:Yeah, that immediately jumped out at me. So used to seeing super stable video. Adds to the retro feels though. I have a tripod that I used for a couple shots, like the rainy window. I just think after using a still camera for so long I totally forgot that if I sway like a drunken sailor it's not going to be rectified by a fast shutter speed. Whoops
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