My uncle who fought the Italians, in North Africa used to say " they were lovers, not fighters".
I'm sorry, maybe I didn't get my point across correctly.
- In my intervention, I wanted to comment on one point only, which is the success of the Italians always in being well organized, arranging, and thinking of methods outside the box.
I say this because a colleague was wondering that they could only spend half a million euros on a project that would probably cost 2 million euros. (This is what the photographer, our colleague here in the forum, said), and at this point I specifically wanted to say through my personal experience with the Italians, and according to what my father and grandfather told me, who was working with them in the forties of the last century.
My grandfather and my father used to say about them that they are a people who love management, economy and rationalization of spending, and they always succeed in that..
I did not mean to praise those in charge of the Ferrania factory project, their story is really complicated and no one understands anything, and I personally lost my enthusiasm to support this project.
" they were lovers, not fighters".
This one is very good...
Although i still think "Fehler in allen Teilen" is the best...
This one is very good...
Although i still think "Fehler in allen Teilen" is the best...
...Ford stands for Fix Or Repair Daily.
Fix Or Repair Daily.
Found On Road Dead.
LOL!
Although i still think "Fehler in allen Teilen" is the best...
In french we say Ferraille Italienne Assemblée Temporairement (Italian scrap metal temporarily assembled)
French is so great, it sounds so smooth. I'm not really a french speaker, but I can't pronounce it kinda close to "the real thing". It feels like the words slide from the mouth smoothly.
Too bad I need to learn German and Italian first. French is right next on the list.
French is just Italian with the word endings unpronounced
It's a MIRACLE! https://usa.filmferrania.com/ has changed the teXT!!!!
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Well @Nzoomed this is good news! I'm happy to know they are are ok and making progress!
Meanwhile ive been shooting more ferrania solaris, I know its expired, but dont understand why i get some photos with vibrant colours, yet will get washed out colour on other photos, all on the same roll.
Am noticing this on every roll ive shot.
See examples below, all from the same roll shot with an olympus XA3
I have a lot of 46mm film that's long-since expired but allows me to shoot color in my 127 cameras. I've noticed that there seems to be a color shift dependent on exposure. I sometimes get frames with a green shift, on an otherwise consistent roll, that are underexposed. Is there a possible connection between exposure and color shifts?
And just to add to this.
I had been in contact with one of their team last month.
All I will say is that they are still active and things are looking better
Is there a possible connection between exposure and color shifts?
Meanwhile ive been shooting more ferrania solaris, I know its expired, but dont understand why i get some photos with vibrant colours, yet will get washed out colour on other photos, all on the same roll.
Am noticing this on every roll ive shot.
See examples below, all from the same roll shot with an olympus XA3
If the negs was scanned by a lab and the software is not setup correctly, then yes, you can get colour shift with exposure variations.
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