i am aware of the fact that lately i've posted a lot of cat pics but only because they were cute, and i hadn't done that in a while! i'm not excusing myself.....just sayin. although i will try to take new portraits during the holidays which i hope will be more eventful than the past few of weeks, photography-wise.

also, as you might have noticed i've tried the magic that is emulsion lift with polaroids [link] and i hope to do more soon (sacrificing a unique photo is always heartbreaking, but the results are often better-looking than the original shot )

bye for now, have great holidays!
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I have a very stupid question to ask so please don't insult me

Since I have bought various kinds of Polaroid film for my sx-70 and would love to try them all at once -- is it possible to take one photo and then remove the black box and put another one in, and then switch again? I guess not, but who knows...

Thanks and be merciful with me!

Hey

I've noticed that (at least) my latest digital pictures [link] look really desaturated on PC screens, or at least the one I checked.....so I want to ask everyone if you could please tell me how you see them. For me (on a Mac) the thumbs look desaturated but the full-res are really colourful, as they should be.

And PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME HOW TO FIX THIS COLOR MANAGEMENT THING ONCE AND FOR ALL >.<

Thank you!!!!!!!

I thought it was time to get rid of my last journal entry, seeing as how I am not in Portugal anymore. Actually after that I went to Sardinia and Sicily, I've got plenty of rolls to develop so hopefully expect new photos soon

As of today I've started using a 1963 Olympus Pen-F, here's a pic: [link]), it's the top one (the bottom one is the digital version they have just released this year). The Pen-F is a wonderfully small half-frame film camera, which means it makes 72 photos out of a normal 35mm roll. All the better! It's very light and practical. I'm very curious to see the results.

I hope everybody who reads this has spent a great summer, I know I have



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