Here's the scenario going in:
- me
- a nice old film camera (a la 1965)
- the camera does not have a functioning light meter
- the camera may have a light-leak problem
Here's the scenario as it now stands:
- me
- a nice old film camera (a la 1965)
- the camera does not have a functioning light meter
- the camera may have a light-leak problem
- the film in the camera that may be black and white OR color, i can't remember (ok, even more challenging than first anticipated because you shoot differntly because of the kind of film in the camera)
- the first roll is shot and taken to be developed. turns out it's blank because it didn't catch right when I first loaded it into the camera (the camera tries to show me who's boss, clearly it is not me)
- the second roll is loaded properly, shot, and dropped off to be developed. it's color, by the way. hopefully there are actually exposures on it.
- the third roll is loaded (properly, I hope) and just started. also color.
- i forgot to buy more film today while i was at the photo lab, so now i'm officially out of supplies
The more challenging challenge seems to be increasing in challenging-ness almost daily, but I'm going to fight through it and post some images in the end, damnit! Watch out world! And please be patient.
:)