Instax Wide and 1/4-plate cameras

In a bid to try and guesstimate the reciprocity failure of Instax, I figured I would go out after sunset and see what the result would be over-exposing. The meter reading for the scene was 1/2s @ f16 for the field and around 1/4s @ f16 for the sky, 20 minutes after sunset.

So, I decided to try around 2s @ f16 by using the highly scientific 'elephant-1-elephant-2' method

Anyway, it was slightly overexposed and I think a proper 1s exposure would have got it... still, next time it's a clear sunny day, I'll be out at sunset trying again!

How many Mississippis in one elephant?

Wow! Love this project. Keep up the good work.

Wayne said:

How many Mississippis in one elephant?

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A lot more than the number of elephants in Mississippi .

MattKing said:

A lot more than the number of elephants in Mississippi .

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That's only because they moved to Tennessee https://www.wlbt.com/story/13029039/jackson-zoo-losing-elephant-exhibit/

Arthurwg said:

Wow! Love this project. Keep up the good work.

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Thanks @Arthurwg - every now and then, I get a shot that I like and it's a great feeling! Instax is not an easy film to work with but I like the results that it can produce. Here's the camera in action...



And here's the result...

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I have a Fuji and a Polaroid. My Polaroid has not been used. Can you test the curve of the i-type film is ± how much ev and how much dynamic range it has in stops？thank you