woah, most of you guys are using the fisheye. im getting my colorsplash soon, cant wait to try it out. i think i have an expired roll of film in my closet, will update as soon as my 1st roll is done.

kelvin getting colorsplash too? im loving my colorsplash!
though having some problem finishing my 2nd roll, ahah. too busy these few weeks.

who else is going for the event? i wanna go but might be too busy to go

i just finished shooting on my expired nagatives. should be sending them out for cross processing in a few days time. will let you guys know of the cost and results when its done.

seekelvin, i not rich la. because i dont see much people doing xpro on expired negs so i just wanna try it out and see whats the result ma. spend a little bit and gain experience, ok what.

exkay, i got those expired negs (all fuji superia) from a camera shop in centerpoint bandar utama (stupid expensive shop, bad service, not recommended), a small mall close to 1Utama. there's still lots of asa100 (36 exposures) and asa200 (12 exposures) ones selling at 50% which is like RM5 or 6 i think which is still kind of expensive. the only price i can remember is kodak T-Max asa400 cost me RM16.

Doomsday, i might join the event if i can somehow manage to finish off some of my assignments.

yes yes, i know T-Max cant be develop in normal shops. i have projects with black and white films. same as you, i have to develop and print it on my own. still have 1 extra roll of it.

the 100asa one expired on january 2007 while the 200asa ones expired november 2006. i'm dying to know how this roll is going to look like. since i have never seen any expired negs xpro'ed before, makes me even more curious and eager to know the results.

im doing interactive design course over in KBU. have 2 semesters with photography. first semester is fully B&W, now doing digital/studio works.

T-MAX is a FUN film
really had fun developing and doing my own printing.

just got my developed film back. quite interesting pictures, will upload some here later.
xpro fees for negatives is RM16 + scan to cd. not that expensive also what

ahh, sorry for the late update. was a bit caught up on work. developed it in fotosun ss2 for RM16. but dont know if the guy charged me accordingly. seems a little too cheap for the price of xpros.
here are some of my shots




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am i allowed to post this much image like this? how much images am i limited to on a post around here?

This post has been edited by modben: Apr 18 2007, 09:13 PM

hmm, yealo. i dunno how much also is the maximum amount of pictures in 1 post around here. got no rules for this photography section. maybe the same rules apply here as in the gallery?

hmmm... limkokwing? nono, thats not limkokwing. im not studying there, nor did i visit and took pictures there.

its a simple mod using everyday household object.
you could find tutorials in lomo asia forum. though you have to register first.

if its all white with no black spots at all then someone must have screwed up the processing and exposed the whole film to light, or the film is broken and light had already seeped in and exposed the whole film. anyhoo, nothing can be done and with lomo you just have to keep shooting away to get the correct exposure. soooo, keep shooting and dont be afraid of wasting some film, hehe. its all good cause you learn from previous mistakes and shoot better the next time around.

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wait i think im wrong here lol, do you hear your shutter clicking? you're shooting on negatives right? if thats the case then the whole roll of film is not even exposed when you sent them for processing.

This post has been edited by modben: Jan 20 2009, 08:48 PM