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This Lomo Redscale 100 film expired in April 2012 so when I shot it a few days ago (December 2023) I covered the DX codes and shot it at my camera's default ISO of 25.
So I got a roll of film from Goodwill that was one of those rolls that someone made themselves from a bulk roll and it wasn't really marked except for "Kalt ISO 100" so I put it in my Olympus Infinity Stylus (which I tend to call my Olympus Stylus Infinity) and went for a walk around town then dropped it in some D-76 for six and a half minutes and was very happy with the results. Turns out it was HP5 Plus 400, but apparently shooting that at 100 works out just fine.
So I got a roll of film from Goodwill that was one of those rolls that someone made themselves from a bulk roll and it wasn't really marked except for "Kalt ISO 100" so I put it in my Olympus Infinity Stylus (which I tend to call my Olympus Stylus Infinity) and went for a walk around town then dropped it in some D-76 for six and a half minutes and was very happy with the results. Turns out it was HP5 Plus 400, but apparently shooting that at 100 works out just fine.
So I got a roll of film from Goodwill that was one of those rolls that someone made themselves from a bulk roll and it wasn't really marked except for "Kalt ISO 100" so I put it in my Olympus Infinity Stylus (which I tend to call my Olympus Stylus Infinity) and went for a walk around town then dropped it in some D-76 for six and a half minutes and was very happy with the results. Turns out it was HP5 Plus 400, but apparently shooting that at 100 works out just fine.
So I got a roll of film from Goodwill that was one of those rolls that someone made themselves from a bulk roll and it wasn't really marked except for "Kalt ISO 100" so I put it in my Olympus Infinity Stylus (which I tend to call my Olympus Stylus Infinity) and went for a walk around town then dropped it in some D-76 for six and a half minutes and was very happy with the results. Turns out it was HP5 Plus 400, but apparently shooting that at 100 works out just fine.
I like that it's sharp enough to read some the engraved lettering on the tank. Sometimes it's not so easy for me to get a sharp photo hand held with a 400mm lens (effectively 500mm if you account for the APS crop factor)
An APS "concept" camera by Canon, but honestly there wasn't much of a concept other than sytling. It's basically just an Elph LT with a fancy shell, which is fine if you're into that sort of thing. Luckily I'm into that sort of thing.
An APS "concept" camera by Canon, but honestly there wasn't much of a concept other than sytling. It's basically just an Elph LT with a fancy shell, which is fine if you're into that sort of thing. Luckily I'm into that sort of thing.
An APS "concept" camera by Canon, but honestly there wasn't much of a concept other than sytling. It's basically just an Elph LT with a fancy shell, which is fine if you're into that sort of thing. Luckily I'm into that sort of thing.
An APS "concept" camera by Canon, but honestly there wasn't much of a concept other than sytling. It's basically just an Elph LT with a fancy shell, which is fine if you're into that sort of thing. Luckily I'm into that sort of thing.
An APS "concept" camera by Canon, but honestly there wasn't much of a concept other than sytling. It's basically just an Elph LT with a fancy shell, which is fine if you're into that sort of thing. Luckily I'm into that sort of thing.
An APS "concept" camera by Canon, but honestly there wasn't much of a concept other than sytling. It's basically just an Elph LT with a fancy shell, which is fine if you're into that sort of thing. Luckily I'm into that sort of thing.
When I bought this camera a partially exposed film was in it. I developed it and this is one of the photos that was on it. In my opinion the color shift and fil degradation very much helps this photo and gives it a unique look.
An APS point-and-shoot that's long on styling but a bit short on features. I'm disappointed by how many APS cameras do NOT offer exposure compensation, which would be really handy now that all the film is expired. Instead I've taken to taping an ND filter over the metering window.
An APS point-and-shoot that's long on styling but a bit short on features. I'm disappointed by how many APS cameras do NOT offer exposure compensation, which would be really handy now that all the film is expired. Instead I've taken to taping an ND filter over the metering window.
An APS point-and-shoot that's long on styling but a bit short on features. I'm disappointed by how many APS cameras do NOT offer exposure compensation, which would be really handy now that all the film is expired. Instead I've taken to taping an ND filter over the metering window.
