Haha, neither do I. I just don't usually want to talk to people when doing photography.
I don’t want people in my images either…

Haha, neither do I. I just don't usually want to talk to people when doing photography.

I don’t want people in my images either…![]()
So can cars.Mainly because clothes can be used to date the photograph.
If you don’t like to cover your screen, try this…One can slow digital photography, too. Turn off image playback or cover the camera's monitor with a bit of black card and artist's tape (comes off easily, leaves no residue). Then don't download the files for a week. Simple.

I plan to shoot slide films too. 135, 6x4.5, 6x6, since I have both 135 and 6x6 slide projectors. Now I have a 6x9 camera, I want to use it to shoot slide films too but can’t be projected, so I plan to buy some acrylic frames and archive the slides so I can view them on an LED light display.
6x6 slide frames have become hard to get. Often the only solution is to use these second hand, but it means practically throwing away some other slides. Of course, making your own out of cardboard is one possible solution. As far as I know, the only slide frames commercially available in Europe are plastic, 35 mm CS type frames without glass. Reflecta and Kaiser brands are quite widely available.

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