Somewhere in the Drome

This pic was taken last week-end somewhere in the Drome, I didn't knew this region, and I have to admit that I really liked what I saw.



And now, the pic... ok, I have to say I am not totally happy with it... I put too much randomness in the process....

It is taken with a Kodak Brownie Pliant Six-20, and the film is an ORWO NP27.

I got the Brownie two weeks ago at the Bièvre photo exibition, it look in a pretty good state, but there is some marks on the lens that I couldn't clean. It very simple, there is only 4 apertures and one shutter speed (betwen 1/50 and 1/100) and one bulk opening. It's working with a 620 film, I found one, but I still have to find a way to put a 120.

The film is done since 1968, I didn't knew I should have overexposed it when taking the pics. Its nominal value is 400 ASA and it was develloped at 1600 ASA (the process is made by NationPhoto, they always do a very nice job).

La foire de la photo in Bièvres

This is a Polaroid 100, Milaysha fall in love for it, it's a kind of old model of instant picture camera. It's nice and seems to work, we just have to find the working paper now.





This is a old kodak brownie (1939), 4 presets openings, one shutter spead, and that's all :)


All the treasures I found :), they are all done, some in 68, some in 82... will see which kind of effects we can get.


This is my best (or at least the one I am the proudest) buy of the day, a Kowa 6, it's like new with 2 lenses (85 and 150) and a hand grip. The slow speed seems to not work so well on the 150 (slower than 1/8s looks kind of very long). But it's still very nice overall.
I will show you results as soon as I have (and it should be soon, because I really really want to try it).


And the last (and the least :p) a broken Zenit... It was very cheap and I want to see how it work inside :)