Showing posts with label Kodak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kodak. Show all posts

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Vignette Disposable Kodak Film

First attempt in scanning 35mm film and it is a little bit of a shambles. These photographs have featured on this blog before but I had to take photographs of the developed results which I thought was pretty dodgy. Then when I saw how these came out I wondered what the hell went wrong... It's a little good for some of the brighter photographs where the colours are dominant and it looks like it has a vignette affect. Some of the others look awful and full, like there's a dominant sepia tone affect and nothing is bright and stands out. My Diana Mini and Canon A1 scanned film turned out a little better, with varying results.

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Kodak Moments

Before I went on my holiday to America for two weeks in January at the start of this year I loaded myself up with some ammunition. That was 20 AA batteries to power my Fujifilm S1800 camera which uses 4 at a time, two disposable cameras with 29 shots on ISO 800 speed film and a lomography fisheye camera which had two rolls of film go through it.
Had my mother let me I would have taken more cameras and if my expenses allowed I would have bought other cameras in preparation for the trip such as a Diana F+ and Diana Mini.
These will have to be brought when I go to America a second time.

There's just so much more I want to see and explore around my country and overseas.













Knott's Berry Farm Resort, rides and amusement park. They had the best rides there including the X-Celerator which I went on 7 times just to proove how tough I am.










Disneyland had the best atmosphere and it was even better than I imagined, even if everyone claimed that the rides there weren't as good as Knotts I loved seeing the characters in suits and all the merchandise they sold was a sight for sore eyes and sore wallets.














Santa Monica Beach.


Krustyland located at Universal Studios. We went on the Simpsons rides before the crowds came and the lines became super long. And while you waited in line you could watch your favourite pieces of Krusty and amusement park related humour!








San Francisco, beauitful houses with a great habour and beautiful peers but the scariest lot of hobos and homeless people and weirdos I have ever seen in my life. If I ever return there I will certainly not be going alone and if I can help it I am bringing a male with me to be strong and protect me.

I went to Disneyland and I used a cheap disposable camera. I couldn't possibly be more proud of myself.

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

The Holiday I always wanted














Knott's Berry Farm Resort and we also stayed at the resort hotel which was a 5 minute walk away from the hotel and near a lot of cool things. It had a beautiful pool and the rides were amazing like nothing I'll ever see as long as I live and experience. I'm so glad I made myself go on everything.










Disneyland. The 'promised' land. The happiest place on Earth.
The best atmosphere. The best day of my life except when my boyfriend took me to his Debutante Ball.














The beautiful picturesque Santa Monica Beach.


Universal Studios Krustyland :)








San Francisco.

Captured my holiday to America on a few different cameras including two disposable cameras with 800 ISO speed film. Good decision.