[photo walk] Canon Demi EE17 / Lomography Color Negative 400
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2022
- ↓Camera and film I used during this photo walk.↓
◆Camera: Canon Demi EE17◆(Amazon)
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◆Film: Lomography Color Negative 400◆(Amazon)
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I have often carried half-framed cameras with me because of their soft images and portability.
With the rising price of film, half-framed cameras that can take a lot of pictures are going to be more useful.
The Demi EE17 has a bright lens, and when it is in focus, it creates a sharp image.
It has a zone-focusing system, so it may take some time to get used to it.
◆specifications
Lens: Canon Lens 30mm F1.7
Shutter: 1/8-1/500
Focusing: Zone-focusing system
EE: CdS exposure meter, Shutter speed priority type
Develop
I develop this film at home.
Chemistry: cinestillfilm C-41 Chemistry
Developing Tank: Paterson Film Developing Tank & Jobo Unitank 1520
Reels: Samigon Multi-Format Autofeed Reel
Temperature Control System: cinestillfilm TCS-1000
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Nice shots
I love your photography and your video editing it's so nice i watch it in the mornings while having tea and cookies tysm
Thanks so much for your wonderful comments.
Actually, I was having my morning coffee when I edited the video.☕
Let’s have a nice day!
The photos give such a great vibe! I have the same camera and I wonder, if I want to attach a flash to my camera, how should I approach it?
Thanks for your comment.
I am glad you like my photos!
As for the flash, unfortunately I don't know much about it as I have never tried it, but I believe that instructions exist on the internet as this camera is a popular model.
Please let me hope that your attempt will be successful!
Mind to share your settings? I have this camera but still finds it really hard to operate the iso and stuff
And how to focus the object too :(
Sure!
This is just my case, though.
The ISO setting is only one tick lower because the voltage of the batteries currently available is a bit high.
Then I set the aperture to auto, and adjust the shutter speed in the range of 1/500 to 1/60 or so. This depends on the film sensitivity and the brightness of the surroundings.
Before releasing the shutter, you should pay attention to the viewfinder indicator.
If the pointer points to the red area, it means that the picture will not be taken well.
If you set a slow shutter speed, watch out for blur.
When the aperture is set to a small value, the zone in focus is narrower, so you can take a picture with a blurry background, but at the same time, it is more difficult to perfectly focus on the object you want to focus on.
When I take pictures with this camera, I think about like the above.
If you have concerns about focusing, set the shutter speed as slow as possible so that the value indicated by the pointer in the viewfinder is as large as possible.
I hope any of this information will be helpful to you.
Let's enjoy shooting!
Great, but why lomography?
Thank you!
Of course I love all sorts of other films.
I was kind of in the mood to shoot with Lomo that day.
@@CHIHIROp8_photography LOL Thanks. I didn't realize that there is a Lomography brand of film. I thought that lomography is when you use a cheap or toy camera, like a Diana for example. By the way your video inspired me to buy a Canon Demi EE17! Can't wait for it to arrive!