A few more from the Revolog Color folm, Part 1 can be found HERE.
I found the film to be quite grainy,
Phil at South Shields.
but it does remind me of vintage photos!
Sandhaven Beach
This one had a uniform cast of green tones.
Harbour
more green tones
Trow Rocks
Target Rocks
This next one is my favourite, there are some subtle colour casts, top and bottom left and right, which I quite like.
Most of the rest of the photo’s are too green/red tinted, so what with that and the grain I won’t be doing another roll of it. Fun to try things out though so I’m happy!
I’ve had a couple of scares with the Rollei SL35, twice the film jammed after 20 frames, and on the last outing I got strange effects on some of the shots. As I’m doing a year of film I needed a back up SLR so managed to purchase a Canon EOS 1000F N for £19.99 on EbayIt came with a 35-80mm zoom on it, which isn’t the best lens in the world but does for now. Apparently even newish canon lenses will fit on it so I might treat it to one at some point. I haven’t had a canon before, well I did have a compact canon once but lost it. I took it out with me incase the Rollei jammed again (it didn’t) and quite like it. It’s clunky but easy to use. I had a roll of Kodak Portra 400 in it when I took it to South Shields, and here are some of the photos.
Herd Groyne Lighthouse
The pictures came out grainier than I expected considering it was a sunny day.
Frondy things
There are a lot of these frondy things by the beach, I got a bit carried away with them 🙂
more frondy things
OK enough with the frondy things.
footprints (mine 🙂 )
Look out post
Biking by the beach
Yep, the lens isn’t great, I can see a 50mm in my future 🙂
Before living up here in Tyne & Wear was even a blip on my radar, I brought Ben up for a cheapo holiday. We stayed in a lovely little B&B in Seaburn, and played on the mostly deserted beaches.
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