Recent content by chandrastudios

yea, the lens doesnt look the same but the body seems like it. this is so cool thanks!

i don't really understand this but thanks...to simply understand, i need to overexpose my shots, that i understood. what would the development process be like? just normal ? and does it have to be a specific kind of film? or any black and white film will do ?

so do you overexpose while in the camera or during the development process?

where i live, no films are available. i have to source it from elsewhere which is not very easy.

thanks for sharing, you don't really find much information on this camera on the internet.

sure i can upload some here

good idea

good to know

thanks

the idea of achieving the effect of solarization through film is new to me because the only way i have approached the technique is by flashing light for a fraction of a second before fixing the image.

interesting, i always thought that it was a paper processing technique.

apparently these are two different techniques

im starting my large format photography from this really old camera from birmingham. im starting out shooting with paper then slowly move on to negs and maybe even glass plates. im seeking for advice of do's and don'ts so if anyone of you have any suggestions for me let me know.

how do you guys do your solarization ?