14 Comments

1. 
   fragakis_p · 2019-03-01 08:56

   So inspiring!

2. 
   smolda · 2019-03-01 09:31

   @fragakis_p Thank you so much! I love how it turned out. :)

3. 
   smolda · 2019-03-04 22:03

   THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR LIKES ON MY LATEST ALBUM, MY DEAR LOMOFRIENDS! ❤️
   @bravopires, @kiodo90, @saor, @chourique, @16293, @guja, @cmart, @razocharovaniegoda, @koduckgirl, @vicuna, @vicccf, @gheinz, @aka_papu, @pmonroe, @liaye, @gaz, @modern_nmt, @milicat, @zorki, @fragakis_p, @oliv0380, @why-yu, @theintricatephoto, @duque, @wildholzkamera, @_wool_x, @fruchtzwerg_hh, @ekeupratama, @lovesickewerton, @fartstorm, @dr_dorokhov, @mogolgogol, @peterpan61, @antmark, @pierrot_le_fou_, @klawe, @rik041, @yago56, @yulia_adamova, @mlchaelbexley, @lomomowlem, @crosschannel, @zaruki_zanogi, @jakkr, @menrea, @sometimesic & @sierravictor

4. 
   troch · 2019-03-06 01:38

   Super cool! congrats to you and @erdalito!

5. 
   smolda · 2019-03-07 08:31

   @troch Thank you so much! :)

6. 
   lalouve · 2019-05-24 21:44

   awesome album! ...and i always wondered how that film would come out as ebs. thanks so much for sharing! :)

7. 
   smolda · 2019-05-25 11:34

   @lalouve Thank you so much! 😊 You need to expose the film twice. First expose normally and then flip the film to the "redscale" side and expose again. You can find articles about DIY redscale film here on Lomo. 😉

8. 
   lalouve · 2019-05-25 15:12

   @smolda thanks a lot for the skill-sharing! I did several DIY redscale films already, but never i tried it with a lomochrome purple film. I'm so happy you

9. 
   lalouve · 2019-05-25 15:13

   ...i'm so happy you've shown us the outcome. I'll definitely try that as well! :)

10. 
    smolda · 2019-05-25 19:36

    @lalouve Sure, it's my pleasure! I'm looking forward to seeing your results. 😉

11. 
    lalouve · 2019-07-07 20:48

    By any chance, do you remember the asa settings you chose for both sides? :) @smolda

12. 
    smolda · 2019-07-08 08:03

    @lalouve For my part, which was the "redscale" pink side, I shot 100iso I believe. Some frames even 50iso when I thought it was needed. As every redscale is light hungry, you have to make sure not to underexpose. The normal side was shot by @erdalito, so I'm not sure what settings he used. I would shoot 400iso when it's bright outside. Or 200iso when needed. :)

13. 
    lalouve · 2019-07-08 09:49

    Thank you so much for your gentle & professional support, dear @smolda :)

14. 
    smolda · 2019-07-08 10:48

    @lalouve Sure, I'm happy to help!!! :) Let me know, when your photos are out. ;)