Nonetheless, I'm getting a better feel for what will show up in the frame on my Zero Image 618.It's like accessing a whole separate world, one that I'm creating from the real one. 6x9 is a good frame size, although it's not exactly a 2:3 size ratio.
Dec 30, 2016
Stuff Happens
I guess it had to happen eventually with this thing. Forgot to advance the roll one frame. Left the shutter open during a transition. Overexposed most of the images. Misthreaded the reel, leaving some spots where the film was touching during development. Stuff happens.
Nonetheless, I'm getting a better feel for what will show up in the frame on my Zero Image 618.It's like accessing a whole separate world, one that I'm creating from the real one. 6x9 is a good frame size, although it's not exactly a 2:3 size ratio.
Nonetheless, I'm getting a better feel for what will show up in the frame on my Zero Image 618.It's like accessing a whole separate world, one that I'm creating from the real one. 6x9 is a good frame size, although it's not exactly a 2:3 size ratio.
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