your 5% is just clicking da shutter? hahaha ...
anyway, u need to have a sharp eyes to capture a good image too.
but i do agree with your point on "film(30%)+camera(50%)+photolab(15%)", especially film.

hmm ... my opinion is something looks imperfect to a digital shooter might get a very good "feel" in film.

couldnt agree more. i dumped my d80 aside and embraced film

i'm foreseeing my d80 soon gonna be converted to an IR cam

i'll shoot landscape with film, but a digicam is always along as a backup. well ... like u say ... i cant loose anything especially when u r traveling.

films are not dead. go to lomography.com and see the community is growing over time.

there's nothing about which film is more superior than the other. some ppl love -ve will say it's better than slide. another person might perceive the other way round. it all depends on personal preference.

xpro 200 slide film can be processed in c41 or e6.

either from HK or Austria takes about 2-3 days to reach u.

HK now uses dhl, so they give tracking too.
either HK or Austria are equivalently fast.
but i find that austria's packing is way better than HK

google for da tutorial ... but mainly for black n white only ...

wow ... when's da nxt workshop?

a few of them ...
black bird fly, sprocket rocket, a modded holga 120

shutter B mode n shake ur camera

i dont own a diana but according to others, it's not a newbie friendly camera.
probably u might need a roll or 2 of failure shots to get things right.

anyway ... recommend to get either diana mini or holga 135 since 35mm films are easier to source for and cheaper too ...

photoshop ... there r oso action scripts freely available ...

depends on the light condition when u r shooting.
there isnt much setting with the holga, on two shutter mode available, either f/125 or bulb.

if u r shooting outdoor with bright lightning, u can choose f/125 with f/11.
if u r shooting indoor, u can pair with flash.
if u wanna shoot light trails at night, use bulb mode instead.

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Added on October 5, 2011, 7:44 amyeah ... ppl regard this as digi lomo. but in actual, there's no digital lomography

This post has been edited by d8kd: Oct 5 2011, 07:44 AM

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