Chinatown in B&W

sheree · 5th February 2008

Ilford Pan 400
Vivitar UWS
First time shooting B&W!

sheree · 5th February 2008

sheree · 5th February 2008

sheree · 5th February 2008

sheree · 5th February 2008

sheree · 5th February 2008

sheree · 5th February 2008

my fave pic of whole set

Catalyst · 5th February 2008

Good series of pics...CNY needs not be colourful.

sheree · 5th February 2008

thanks!

haha.. actually i felt that this series of photos brought out more of the nostalgia in chinatown than the CNY spirit ;x

naresh666 · 6th February 2008

very cool! getting the V soon too.

frametology · 6th February 2008

wonderful! i like the ones of corners of buildings. haha. sweet.

hmm. did you develop them yourself?

sheree · 6th February 2008

Originally Posted by frametology

wonderful! i like the ones of corners of buildings. haha. sweet.

hmm. did you develop them yourself?

haha nope! got it dev + scan at ruby's

Originally Posted by naresh666

very cool! getting the V soon too.

haha you'll enjoy its wide angle lens

LazerLordz · 9th February 2008

I love this too.

hortwizer · 9th February 2008

Originally Posted by sheree

haha nope! got it dev + scan at ruby's

haha you'll enjoy its wide angle lens

where can i buy this V?

sheree · 9th February 2008

Originally Posted by LazerLordz

I love this too.

Originally Posted by hortwizer

where can i buy this V?

Hmm i bought mine thru livejournal community's spree for $25.. i'm not sure if the organiser will organise another spree right now though..
meanwhile if u cant wait, i think there are people selling them for like > $30 around clubsnap.

unseenshadows · 10th February 2008

Is the focal length of the Vivitar the standard 50mm perspective or is it wider?

naresh666 · 10th February 2008

its 22mm

serial_lain · 10th February 2008

i personally think the ruby film scanner upped the contrast abit too much.. but it somehow gives the photos atmosphere.. nice exposures on a cheap camera!

sheree · 10th February 2008

thanks!

unseenshadows · 10th February 2008

This series makes me want a Vivitar to shoot myself. Heh.

Very nice B&W series. What film was used?

5th February 2008	#1
sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Chinatown in B&W Ilford Pan 400 Vivitar UWS First time shooting B&W! __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

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sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Re: Chinatown in B&W __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

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sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Re: Chinatown in B&W __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

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sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Re: Chinatown in B&W __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

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sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Re: Chinatown in B&W __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

5th February 2008	#7
sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Re: Chinatown in B&W my fave pic of whole set __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

5th February 2008	#8
Catalyst Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: NorthEast Posts: 347	Re: Chinatown in B&W Good series of pics...CNY needs not be colourful.

5th February 2008	#9
sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Re: Chinatown in B&W thanks! haha.. actually i felt that this series of photos brought out more of the nostalgia in chinatown than the CNY spirit ;x __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

6th February 2008	#10
naresh666 Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ang Mo Kio Posts: 684	Re: Chinatown in B&W very cool! getting the V soon too. __________________ http://this-is-cameraaa.blogspot.com/ www.nareshinc.com

6th February 2008	#11
frametology Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Upper Thomson Posts: 400	Re: Chinatown in B&W wonderful! i like the ones of corners of buildings. haha. sweet. hmm. did you develop them yourself?

9th February 2008	#13
LazerLordz Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: near the Equator Posts: 1,257	Re: Chinatown in B&W I love this too. __________________ We live in an age when unnecessary things are our only necessities. - Oscar Wilde

10th February 2008	#16
unseenshadows Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Marine Parade, Singapore Posts: 718	Re: Chinatown in B&W Is the focal length of the Vivitar the standard 50mm perspective or is it wider? __________________ I shoot film.

10th February 2008	#17
naresh666 Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ang Mo Kio Posts: 684	Re: Chinatown in B&W its 22mm __________________ http://this-is-cameraaa.blogspot.com/ www.nareshinc.com

10th February 2008	#18
serial_lain Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: north-east Posts: 714	Re: Chinatown in B&W i personally think the ruby film scanner upped the contrast abit too much.. but it somehow gives the photos atmosphere.. nice exposures on a cheap camera! __________________ Billy Goat Photography

10th February 2008	#19
sheree Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yishun, Singapore Posts: 633	Re: Chinatown in B&W thanks! __________________ blog ; flickr ; APAD

10th February 2008	#20
unseenshadows Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Marine Parade, Singapore Posts: 718	Re: Chinatown in B&W This series makes me want a Vivitar to shoot myself. Heh. Very nice B&W series. What film was used? __________________ I shoot film.