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Thirty Seconds in Tilting Harbour early one morning in August


I had not used my ZeroImage 612 pinhole camera for a couple of years
when I used it one morning before breakfast in Tilting Harbour, on
Fogo Island. The film was Fujichrome 64T Type II (RTPII), a roll
which had expired in May 2006. I did not take good care of it in that
time and it spent several years in the bag with the pinhole camera.
The camera was set at 6 x 12 cm, the largest frame it will do and i
see I neglected to take a hair out of the frame (on the left here);
the hair shows up in several pictures on the roll. The film was
developed as C41 which is a convenience but ensures the colours will
be awry.
I shot each picture at thirty seconds. I have another roll in the
camera now and I think I will try one stop down from that, shooting at
fifteen seconds.
when I used it one morning before breakfast in Tilting Harbour, on
Fogo Island. The film was Fujichrome 64T Type II (RTPII), a roll
which had expired in May 2006. I did not take good care of it in that
time and it spent several years in the bag with the pinhole camera.
The camera was set at 6 x 12 cm, the largest frame it will do and i
see I neglected to take a hair out of the frame (on the left here);
the hair shows up in several pictures on the roll. The film was
developed as C41 which is a convenience but ensures the colours will
be awry.
I shot each picture at thirty seconds. I have another roll in the
camera now and I think I will try one stop down from that, shooting at
fifteen seconds.
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