i really love this style of photography! what type of camera do you use for this effect? i tried using instant throw-away cameras with flash, but they aren't that interesting :S
thanks! it's a super old film camera it has no light meter so i barely ever use it indoors cause i'm worried they won't come out. however i had about 6 photos left on a film that i really wanted to develop, so i decided to play around with the settings by having a long exposure (thus letting lots of light in) - this means they're blurry unless you have the camera on something steady and whatever you're taking the photo of is completely still.
but i love blurry photos so i don't mind them like this!
disposables wouldn't allow you to do this because you can't change the exposure time. mine looks something like this: http://gearpatrol.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/vintage-canon-ae-1-program-slr-camera1.jpg xxx
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i really love this style of photography! what type of camera do you use for this effect? i tried using instant throw-away cameras with flash, but they aren't that interesting :S
thanks!
it's a super old film camera
it has no light meter so i barely ever use it indoors cause i'm worried they won't come out.
however i had about 6 photos left on a film that i really wanted to develop, so i decided to play around with the settings by having a long exposure (thus letting lots of light in) - this means they're blurry unless you have the camera on something steady and whatever you're taking the photo of is completely still.
but i love blurry photos so i don't mind them like this!
disposables wouldn't allow you to do this because you can't change the exposure time. mine looks something like this: http://gearpatrol.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/vintage-canon-ae-1-program-slr-camera1.jpg
xxx
oh these are so beautiful!
Great photos, so cute :)
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