Sep 19, 2014
So i finally went for it, this lump of joy is now mine!!
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So i finally went for it, this lump of joy is now mine!!
review to follow.
Another recent acquisition review to follow.
Recent acquisition review to follow.
First camera review of 2014 - Nishika N9000
What attracted you to this camera: I had recently saw the Bring Me The Horizon - Shadow moses music video and wanted to find a way to make the technique.
How much?: I got this camera brand new on eBay for £20. The seller included free postage.
Testing this camera was certainly a unique experience, When loading the camera it goes against your intuitions as the camera shoots over two frames it feels like you are winding on forever. The manual recommends either 100 or 400 speed film, i loaded it with agfa vista 200 as i didn't have any of the correct film. As i expected in the light conditions it didn't do me any harm. The camera itself is easy enough to use a simple point and shoot unlike the N8000 it has no manual control at all.
Problems that arose: When i dropped the film of at the lab they hadn't ever had experiences with half frame and cut through certain shots, so like the shots featured here i only had three shots to use to make my stereogram. It leaves a somewhat even look.
The only other problem i had was that i had no idea how to make a gif on photoshop so i used this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VUvQN_ytqY
Sorry there wasn't alot of content in this review im slowly getting back into it and have quite a few cameras to come
~TheCameraNerd
Scotland!
Just Purchased a Nishika N9000, so will be doing some 3d work soon. Also i havent abandoned the video on the mod of my speed graflex to run a polaroid 405 back... it's just proved harder than once imagined.
Purchased a polaroid 405 back for my large format equipment, From what i gather i may need to modify my graflex as it doesnt have a graflock back. So if you stay tuned i will post a tutorial when i crack it.
Ordered myself a sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 as it could come in handy with a shoot i have coming up.