Not sure whether this is flare or leaking. I had the camera wound on & prefocused for f/16 when this bird jumped out in front of me, but it was far too dark for f/16 so I tried to quickly open up & refocus, but wasn’t quite quick enough. You know you should do some washing up when it wouldn’t have fitted in the shot with a 50mm… Whereas this one I was hoping to blow out the highlights & get more detail in the shadows.
I went out at dusk & completely screwed up the exposure. Somebody had the great idea of categorising all of our final year dissertations into how well they were going to grade. Never did work out why this shot is darker in a band at the bottom… FED-2 shutter moves horizontally, so it can’t be a slow/sticking shutter.ĭidn’t quite know how to expose this one. Not entirely sure why a lot of the shots came out with so much dust on them.Ĥ00 speed film at f/2.8 seems to be just about enough for the sort of dim light in the lab.Ĭan’t tell if this is Hamish (famous cat about town) or just another cat. Either that or the body isn’t as light-tight as I thought it was… Some people say that if you’re going to shoot with Sunny 16 a lot it helps to stick with one film so that you get to know it, so I’m probably going to stick with Tri-X in my meter-less cameras.ĭespite the fact that the lens essentially has its own built-in hood & is a coated version, it still seems to flare. All shot without a lightmeter using Sunny 16. A bunch of snapsh!ts taken on Tri-X 400 with the FED-2 & the 35mm Jupiter-12.
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