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| Some rolls of film will do just about anything to get their 15 minutes of fame. This week on Lab Rats, Lomography’s own dedicated film feature, we bring you what may be some of the bravest rolls of film out there! Fearless and courageous, our 3 film roll volunteers just could not stand being treated like a normal emulsion, they wanted to become stars! After proving their dedication to the task at hand in last month’s audition, our three volunteers were assigned a daring task each! Find out how you can earn yourself some credit in the Lomography online store and find out which films you can pick up for a good deal! |
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| That’s right, you heard us! Sometimes it’s ok not to think too much about the camera to use, which settings you apply and the angle that you pick! Instead let your film have some fun! That’s what ePug did. Instead of playing around too much with his cameras he instead had his negatives developed, dug out his old typewriter from the basement and started writing all over them! How ‘bout bringing the caption into the frame? |
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| Good ideas may be right in front of you, literally. Oldskool_rider was doing what he loves best, riding his BMX with an analogue goodie in hand – searching for the perfect Lomograph. Passing some graffiti on the way to his next meet up he realized that you do not need graffiti motifs to actually capture graffiti! As long as you have a permanent marker, a dark place and some imagination you should be fine! |
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| method: • Unwind the film in your darkroom • Whip out your dear cluster tool- the permanent marker - to write on the film (remember, if you write with a black marker the text will be white when you develop your negatives) • When you are done writing – roll the film back up and shoot again! • Don’t tell your lab what you have done as they will refuse to develop your negatives claiming that it will ruin their chemicals (it won’t as it’s permanent marker) • Have fun! http://beta.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2009/03/03/writings-on-the-wall |
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Handle your film with care. “Yeah right”, Somapic said, as he eyed a brave roll of film lying on his table next to a film changing bag. As a fan of blurry and distorted images, he decided to try something of his own: film crumbling! |
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Lab Rats are interested in knowing what you have been up to in the last few weeks! If one of your film rolls wants its moment in the spotlight, all you need to do is experiment. In exchange for any Lab Rat ideas that we use, we will give you 5 Piggy Points, that can be used to get a 5 EUR/USD discount in our online store. If you send us in a finished experiment, complete with photos and method, you will get a whopping 20 Piggies to treat yourself with something nice in our online store. All you need to do is to send in your ideas to lucas.jakobsson@lomography.com
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Experiment a lot, but don’t spend a lot! |
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Fuji Superia Reala 100/36 35mm
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Klick Max 200/24 35mm KlickMax 200/24 (5-pack) 8.00 EUR/USD KlickMax 200/24 (10-pack) 16.00 EUR/USD KlickMax 200/24 (20-pack) 24.00 EUR/USD lickMax 200/24 (100-pack) 100.00 EUR/USD |
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