Showing posts with label Canon AF35M. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canon AF35M. Show all posts
Feb 9, 2014
Hat Rock in Winter, color
Sometimes cheap film on a cheap camera can yield surprisingly good results. This is fujifilm 200 (the Walmart kind) taken on a Canon AF35M 35mm film camera. Basically, it's a point-and-shoot from 1979. It's got a fixed aperture of f/2.8 and a fixed focal length of 38mm, so there's not much room for experimentation. Still, I think this came out ok. Like digital, film seems to add a blue cast to snow, so I warmed things up just a bit in GIMP. Otherwise, this is straight from the scanner.
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