basheer is located on the 3rd floor of BB Plaza (formerly Bukit Bintang Plaza) the complex next/attached to sungei wang.

you wont miss it

OMG!
can you tell us where this forum is?
i am interested

some shops can do the scanning for u. try the bigger shops around kl.

and it's not small square box. hehehee! it's call sprocket holes.

try ESIX over at pudu plaza.
03 2141 4088

what is the point of lomo-ing if everything also 'photoshop'?
weird

the double exposure fisheye photographs look damn cool

how come so cheap at 390yuan only geh?

what do u mean by negatives white?
no such thing as white.

can u see through the negatives? or you can't see through.

can see through means the negatives didn't exposed. it's underexposed or didn't expose. meaning it's new!

can't see through means the negatives exposed too much of light. over exposed.

ermm, do you want my opinion?

it's the lab's fault. they used the wrong chemical.
notice there aren't any wording on the film?
words like fuji film or kodak and all those numbers?

if it's your camera fault, those numbers should be out.
if it's exposed to sun light due to camera leak, it should be black (cant see through)

i dunno what is your direction of yours to the lab but it seems like the lab pour in the wrong chemical

if they said you dunno anything... then call up fuji or kodak (depending on what type of film you using) and tell them about your situation

juzannies,
for some reasons, i find your underexposed photographs beautiful.

take bus and drive car also can reach your destination but there are of course differences.

lomo gives u the 'do not know what's going to happen' type of photography
digital? you control everything and know exactly what u want or how u want it to be

see the differences?

do you have kodak 160NC in 120 format?

omg full,
i like picture number 1 and 4

yeah, they are underexposed but the technical fault gave the images a little bit of magic.
which was fantastic

what camera give you 24 shots on a 120mm film?

d8kd,

i was just being sarcastic when i asked which camera gives you 24 exposures for 120mm. besides, 120mm films number of exposures is determined by the camera not the film.

meaning to say

a mamiya 645 gives you 16 exposures
a hasselblad gives you 12 exposures
a mamiya rb67 gives you 10 exposures

and we are still using the same film: 120mm

do make sure the film stays in the box or film... what do you call that thing? the film tupperware thingy? do not take it out from the tupperware thingy until the film reaches room temperature.

ohh, dont have to leave it for a day actually. it depends on where you put your film. if it's in the fridge, i will usually leave it in room temperature for 2 to 3 hours and if it's in the freezer, 5 to 6 hours.

what kind of feel are you looking for?
rough one or soft one?

when you guys start to believe that digital is nicer, visit this site

tokyo camera style

then, welcome back to film cameras