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Untitled by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr


Untitled by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

I put an expired Agfa roll in at a second-time abandoned house explore. Results were interesting.


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Untitled by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

1930's typewriter

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And a lamp at home that I triple exposed for fun

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Very cool

When I have a couple shots left on a roll before I can pull it for developing, I try to find something interesting laying around here.

Antique cage/candle thing we have for decor.

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Street sign Noel has. Held up in air with a wood clamp for fun.

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always love these

Thanks man :)

I've been goofing around with my old 70's childhood camera. It's a square format that take 126 film cartridges that they don't make anymore so it's been sitting on the shelf.
I found mention of running regular 35mm cannister film through it so I tried it. After notching the top with a blade, you tape the end of the film to something cylindrical (I used a marker cap) and then in the complete dark, pull the film out of the can until it stops at its end and wind the film around the marker cap, then jam both back into the camera. You're going to get light leaks so you may need to use electrical tape if you want. Besides the window and one side, I left the gaps alone so I could get some leaks through. The results could be all over the place. Especially if you use expired film. I'll add some of my results here.

Expired Agfa 400

35 in 126 by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Expired Agfa 400

35 in 126 by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Very expired 100 slide film

35 in 126 by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr

Combustible pic with the fire look is awesome

fatbob309 wrote:Combustible pic with the fire look is awesome

Thanks I knew it'd leak but not where exactly. I was happy with the effect lining up :)
I now appreciate the burn
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