Another picture using the Trip 35 and Rollei RPX 25. Here I used some of the LUTs from On1’s 2018 software. They are rather fun to use with B&W film.
Tag: Olympus Trip 35
Across the Room
I have had a roll of Rollei 25 RPX in the Olympus Trip 35 for over a year. Finally finished it up. At iso 25, this film requires bright light along with a steady hand. A lot of the time I had neither. Out of a roll of 36, maybe 5-7 are any good. I think this one is one of my favorites – it has people in it! Most of my pictures do not – so this is a rare occasion on this end!
Fallen
Just because of the way life has been moving of late, I have not had much opportunity or desire to get out to make some photos. However, my interest must be returning as I am looking at older pix and editing them in LR and other software. Here, some fallen alstroemeria petals.
And today, I went out to the local botanical gardens with the Trip 35 and a roll of Rollei 25. I don’t know if it’s black and white, or color film. So, I just shot! It had to be out in bright circumstances – 25 iso film need a lot of light! Where it was a bit “dark” for the sensor, popping the iso to 40 or 50 fooled the camera. Let’s see what comes of them . . .
Morning Woodland
The Olympus Trip 35 can be an amazing little camera – as can UltraMax film. Admittedly, I pushed the colors a bit as backlighting can be tricky. This was taken last June on an early morning walk in the neighborhood.
Sunset
My first roll through the now-repaired Olympus Trip 35, with Kodak UltraMax 400. So nice to have this little camera back!
My husband and I clambered up the hill full bore to catch this, and the rush was worthwhile. It was one of those last minute, hurry up, let’s do it! type of thing . . .
Ink, Yarn & Beer 