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I got a used camera from a family member for Christmas. I was excited to try it and shoot a test roll, but I was unfortunately Too Dim to load it properly. The test roll was a total wash! I properly loaded it with an expensive roll of film that I had laying around and am trying it out now.
Nevertheless I would like to discuss the opportunity available to consumers that is called Harman Phoenix 200 - a new brand of color film. For some reason the fancy scanners cannot deal with this film. I had a lab scan it and it came back all orange. My roommate has a scanner so I also scanned it at home and that is ultimately the image I have attached
Dec 29, 2024
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i first bought a film camera at an antique shop last summer and i immediately fell in love with it. despite the cost of film and development, i love it so much more than most cameras. i grew up accidentally collecting cameras from thrift stores and my mom’s friends, including one of the very first popular models of polaroid camera!
when i bought the film, the man who owned the store gave me some free 18-exposure (i think ?) film. when i got the film developed, i realized that there was this blue hue to the photos. i am not sure why and didnt think to google it but for whatever reason, the next set of developed photos had that same hue, but ONLY FOR THE FIRST 8 EXPOSURES
i was so confused but i dont care honestly it looked good while it lasted
Mar 12, 2025
It’s from an Armenian brand!!! I can’t wait to scan them to see the result :))
( it’s supposed to look like this/ photo example from instagram: @karmir.film)
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Apr 11, 2024
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I ate gnocchi for dinner and my stomach is so fucking upset with me so fucking mad.
I had to skip my weekly hobbog because there was a parade happening and hobbog bar was closed.
I think I have upset the hobbog lover inside. Ah oui c’est moi
Apr 4, 2024
• freeze block of tofu
• thaw block of tofu
• chop tofu and marinate in dry rub for chicken (with olive oil for lubrication) for about 4 hours
• bake tofu @ 350 for 40 minutes, flipping halfway
• start making peanut sauce from linked page
• boil water and make rice noodles
• add some kimchi, tofu, noodles to bowl
• drown with peanut sauce
It’s getting me through
Apr 3, 2024