I have a couple of expired Svema film I've been given few years ago when trading a camera and I decided to use one of them with my Holga, the film is slow speed (64ISO) and It was made in the former USSR .
Since I don't have much control over the Holga camera I had to chose a bright sunny day to photograph. The result however showed that the picture could have been easily taken at nigth!
These are the only two frames I could scan from the entire roll.
Processed with Rodinal 1:100 1 hour stand development.
If you ever come across with one of those I recommend having a sellotape in you bag. Once you've finished with the film there's no tape to seal the roll (not on these at least...), I was lucky I took the film out of the camera at home...
If you ever come across with one of those I recommend having a sellotape in you bag. Once you've finished with the film there's no tape to seal the roll (not on these at least...), I was lucky I took the film out of the camera at home...
Wow I just loveee the 1st pic! the trees of darkness kinda..beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteReally love your blog! I hate it when 120 film doesn't have a seal at the end.. last time I was lucky enough to have chewing gum!
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