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Dragan Jovancevic 4 years ago

all of it from the cam? why did they stop producing that analogue stuff? ggg
great shot, very dynamic yet the writing is still sharp. the composition works also very well, some car shot you got there :-)

Andy Kämpf Thanks for your nice comment Dragan!
You say some true words. in most cases this type of photography is sometimes more exciting. cause you never know how the photo looks in the end.

but this type of camera is very special. some poeple would say it's a kind of lomo - panoramic camera.

check refocus.de for a picture of this really funny baby. it works completely without electronic and without batteries.

/andy

mike tamanawis 4 years ago

I like it.. if I may ask, how did you scan the negative? It's a lovely effect.

Andy Kämpf Thank you mike!
i'm pleased you like it.

the scanning is done from the dia-negatives
by a local fotodealer. i don't know if they use a special technique. i guess it's more the cam and the film.

you can take a look on my site (http://www.refocus.de) to see this russian baby :)

cheers, andy!

Wulff 4 years ago

Very nice, good to see that the analog is still popular!!
/Wulff

Andy Kämpf Thank you Wulff!
i'm really happy that this shot made it.
especially because it's analog and no Photoshopping as everyone expect... :)

it's the cam + the film ;-)

tomaz crnej 4 years ago

nice shot

Andy Kämpf Thank you tomaz!

glad you like it..

:)

Andrea Pizzini 4 years ago

Really nice photo. It looks like processed with Photomatix or? :)
Bye

Andy Kämpf Thanks Andrea for your comment!

No it's not processed with Photomatix. ;-)
It's shot analog on film out of a car, doing only some color adjustments in Lightroom.
...rest is out of the cam, the grain comes from the film(Kodak Porta VC).

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