
Some time last week I decided to replace my "bag camera" from my Sony P&S with my newly acquired, and vastly more awesome, Fanta can shaped film camera. Nothing fancy, just fully mechanical point and shoot, but it was great fun to use.

After taking photos normally, I tried see if I could maybe do some double exposures with it, but the shutter button would lock after you take a photo, forcing you to advance the roll. Did I give up? No, I tried rewinding the roll to the previous photo and took another photo! Yeah...that didn't actually work out, Half my roll came out completely burned out, with a few black spots. So sad...

I love how warm, crappy focus and film grain give some photos such a nostalgic feel.

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2 comments:
Calpis water is awesome. I found a bottle of Milkis one night and spend most of the night calling it Mucus. As you do.
Do you have a Holga? Double-exposures on that are slightly easier..
By the way, there's a gopher who inhaled green light bulbs in that photo. And maybe a massive street with lamps. Yes.
...I don't know how I found your blog. Hrm.
Truly a fanta quality.
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