Scanned on a CanoScan 9000f at 600DPI. These are resized to 1024 pixels on the short side.
The first two are also in the video. There are 8 frames in a pack of Impossible film — it’s not like I have 36 images to choose from, plus, I really like them.
Zoe. No idea why it happened but I love the colors on the white walls.
Most RVs run the gamut from butt-ugly to “meh”. Airstreams are cool.
This is a lame picture but it’s the result of an experiment so I included it. I used a telephoto adapter for a Canon AF35ML/Super Sure Shot/Autoboy Super (which sadly, I don’t have working yet). I framed using the adapter lens held over the viewfinder lens and then moved it over the taking lens. I was a little sloppy with the framing (no tripod) and got my finger in the picture but it works! That means I can use an even longer telephoto, a wide angle, or even a fish-eye adapter. I do need to adjust for the loss of light next time — there ain’t no free lunch.
There’s a hummingbird in there somewhere.
Another developer-didn’t-quite-reach splat. Still, not bad for film that’s been expired for 2 years.
My sweeties, chillin’ on the couch.
Just after sunset using flash override. Highlighting the foliage in the foreground would’ve looked weird.
My other swwetie, Trinity. She has a 6th sense like Zoe, and starts moving when a shutter fires.
Last frame in the pack — walking into the sun on our street.
A sexy little beast.
Frog tongue.
Nice clean film chamber and rollers.
Original case.
Detail of the strange override button.
